News Archive

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Dan Eisenberg: Genetic Benefits of Older Parents
Student | Alumni News 2013
Faculty | Staff News 2013
2012 Donors | Spring 2013
Joni Marts
Joni Marts Returns to the Anthropology Advising Office
Don Grayson, photo by Mary Levin, UW Photography, 2011
Don Grayson Named to the National Academy of Sciences
Community volunteer Katelyn Sikes holds up a flake from a groudstone adze dating to roughly 3400 years ago from the Mitks'qaaq Angayuk Site on Kodiak Island, Alaska
Depth of Field: Anthropology Through the Lens
Michael Pèrez with two children in Baqa’a Refugee Camp, Amman
Michael Vicente Pèrez joins the Department of Anthropology
Professor James Pfeiffer with daughter Solea
New Joint Appointment with Anthropology for Professor James Pfeiffer
Peter Nute, In Memoriam
Bettina Shell Duncan
From the Chair —  Spring 2012
Faculty | Staff News 2012
2011 Donors | Spring 2012
Student | Alumni News 2012
Student | Alumni News 2011
Faculty | Staff News 2011
Joyce LeCompte-Mastenbrook, huckleberry gathering, summer 2010
Native Americans, Traditional Foods, and the Management of Public Lands
A man hanging over the side of a dumpster
Dumpsters, Forbidden Fruit, and the Social Afterlife of Things
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
Hare skeleton drawing
Every Hare Counts: Culinary Processing of Jackrabbits at Antelope Cave, Arizona
Student practicing field archaeology
Collaborations in Southeast Asian Archaeology Flourish