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Hare skeleton drawing
Every Hare Counts: Culinary Processing of Jackrabbits at Antelope Cave, Arizona
Pizza cooked by students in ANTH 361
Of Course ... ANTH 361: Thought-provoking and Tasty
Professor Robert C. Dunnell taken by D.J. Meltzer in 1980
Robert C. Dunnell, In Memoriam
Bettina Shell-Duncan
From the Chair —  2011
Foraged urban foodstuffs on a plate
Foraging Wild Foods in Urban Spaces
Intergenerational Transmission of Dietary Practices among Chinese Immigrants
Joyce LeCompte-Mastenbrook, huckleberry gathering, summer 2010
Native Americans, Traditional Foods, and the Management of Public Lands
Student practicing field archaeology
Collaborations in Southeast Asian Archaeology Flourish
Man getting manicure
Health Initiatives for Men
Faculty News 2010
Student | Alumni News 2010
Campo Market, Rome
Food for Thought — In Rome
Kathy O'Connor taking blood in the lab
Health Initiative Explores Men's Shorter Life Spans
Bettina Shell-Duncan
From the Chair —  Spring 2010
Hari Wibowo (UGM) and Kelsey Lutz (UW Museology) excavate at BN1 on Banda Neira
Collaboration in Southeast Asian Archaeology
Faculty and Graduate Students Attend Anti-Racism, Anti-Oppression Workshop
Prof. Charles Keyes meditating
Retirement: A New Phase in Professor Keyes' Career
Palapa
Mexico Conference Leads Mares to (Re)Consider Dissertation Questions
Teresa Mares, Rochelle Fonoti and Rachel Chapman (l to r)
Anthropology Represented at GO-MAP Gala
Swindler Fellowship Donors
Swindler Fellowship Off to a Great Start
Faculty | Staff News 2009
Student | Alumni News 2009
Co-teachers of Pacific Islander course
Partnering with the Pacific Islander Community — In the Classroom
People in line at a "health camp" in Nepal
The Politics of Nepal's "Health Camps"
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