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Monks had their flesh ripped off before burial
Department of Anthropology recently defended PhD Robert Stark, findings from 1,000-year-old monastery in Sudan reveals the grisly ritual
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Anthropology Student Recognized for extraordinary community service by Ontario University Athletics
Meet Gabriel Ghiglione, a young men who cares "a whole awful lot."
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Wild Nights: Sleep and Human Evolution: A talk by Dr. David Samson, University of Toronto, Mississauga
What does how you sleep have to do with human evolution? Our immune strength, working memory, attention, decision-making, and visual-motor performance all ...
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Strands of hair provide clues into mystery surrounding doomed voyage
Lori D'Ortenzio a recent Anthropology Doctoral Graduate, has discovered further evidence indicating lead poisoning was just one of many different factors ...
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Anthropologist-as-interlocutor, or Yes, it’s a Real job: Applied anthropology in a business context
Colloquium: Dr. Tania Ahmad, Head of Human Insights, Idea Couture. Her talk entitled Anthropologist-as-interlocutor, or Yes, it’s a Real job: Applied ...
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The Human Impacts of Epidemics
Samantha Price, graduate student and sessional lecturer in the Department of Anthropology, discusses coronavirus COVID-19 and the Black Death
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New Course! The Black Death
ANTHROP 3BD3 - The Black Death ...
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Unraveling the mystery of the Hawk Mummy
Researcher Andrew Wade from the Department of Anthropology helps shed light on 'hawk' mummy that was really human.
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Anthropology PhD ranked second in Three Minute Thesis competition
Kaitlin East (PhD candidate, Department of Anthropology) placed second overall in the School of Graduate Studies Three-Minute Thesis (3MT) competition.
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Neanderthal seafaring?
New archaeological evidence from Greece suggests that early humans, including Neanderthals, traveled by sea to remote islands.
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