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Bioarchaeology of Metabolic Bone Disease, Second Edition
Professor Megan Brickley has co-authored a new book, "Bioarchaeology of Metabolic Bone Disease, Second Edition," for researchers of anthropology, ...
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Anthropology and Indigenous Studies professor, Dawn Martin-Hill, speaks with CBC
Dawn Martin-Hill is interviewed by CBC's Piya Chattopadhyay on why Six Nations communities are still without clean running water.
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Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in Bioarchaeology of Human Disease renewed
Megan Brickley of the the Department of Anthropology is one of a handful of Canada Research Chairs (CRCs) who have recently had their chairs advanced or ...
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Drawing on new research methods
McMaster Anthropologist to team up with Bosnian illustrator to investigate new forms of labour activism.
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Canada’s new food guide: A fail on culture and sustainability?
Anthropology PhD candidate and host of the AnthroDish podcast, Sarah Duignan, discusses how the new 2019 Canada Food Guide could present dominant visuals of ...
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Teaching the Archaeology of Death
Halloween is the one time of the year when people dress up as their favourite superhero, meme, pun, or living dead character. In Anthropology 3DD3, Archaeology ...
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Anthropology Colloquium Series | Stay Tuned for the 2017-2018 lineup
The colloquium series will be offered on Thursdays from 3:30-5:00, dates to follow. A new list of speakers will be posted in the fall!
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McMaster Anthropologists on Donald Trump
Drs. John Colarusso and Andy Roddick weigh in on Donald Trump. Both Anthropology professors have recently published in 'The Conversation' , each with unique ...
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$1M gift to attract world’s best and brightest anthropology graduate students
McMaster University’s Department of Anthropology has received a gift of more than $1-million – the largest ever made to the department – to attract and support ...
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$1M gift from Victor Koloshuk to support graduate students in Anthropology
Victor Koloshuk and his family were on campus this week for a celebration in recognition of his recent gift of more than $1-million to McMaster’s Department of ...
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