Penn Anthropology Colloquium | Page 17 | Department of Anthropology

February 10th - Maya Berry - (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill) - "Moving Stone into Place during post-Fidel Reform"

Researched against the backdrop of the post-Fidel...
Anthropology Department Colloquium: Four Heretical Hypotheses about Human Deviation (Deacon)

Anthropology Department Colloquium

"Four Heretical Hypotheses about Human...
Elizabeth Mallott - (Department of Biology, Washington University) - “Social and Environmental Factors Associated with Human Microbiome Variation”
ANTH COLLOQUIUM -EVA GARRETT (BOSTON UNIVERSITY) “WAS THERE A SENSORY TRADE-OFF IN PRIMATE EVOLUTION? USING EXTANT GENOMICS AND THE FOSSIL RECORD TO BETTER UNDERSTAND THE EVOLUTION OF PRIMATE OLFACTION”
ANTH Colloquium - Taylor Livingston (University of Nebraska)

The decision of whether to breastfeed, is not just about nutrition, but, like all...
ANTH Colloquium - Christina Warinner (University of Oklahoma)

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February 17th - Mabel Denzin Gergan - (Vanderbilt University) - "An Indigenous Geopoetics for the Himalaya"

"Akin to charismatic, endangered megafauna, the...
ANTH Colloquium - Eduardo S. Brondizio (Indiana University, Bloomington)

The global assessment (GA) of biodiversity & ecosystem services of the...
Molly Zuckerman - (Department of Anthropology, Mississippi State University) - “Using Bioarchaeological Data to Inform Diagnostic Criteria for Acquired Syphilis in Clinical Care"

“Using Bioarchaeological Data to Inform Diagnostic...
ANTH COLLOQUIUM - ANASTASIA AMRHEIN (BRYN MAWR) “RECONSTRUCTING THE EXPERIENCE OF THE DIVINE IN ANCIENT MESOPOTAMIA: AN ARGUMENT FOR DIRECT PERCEPTION, DECENTRALIZED COGNITION, AND SENSORIAL PLASTICITY”

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