Anthropology

All four buildings UNM owns on the former John Young Ranch property in northern New Mexico were damaged in the Las Conchas fire. The most serious damage was done to the main house where the Dept. of Anthropology normally conducts field schools for ...

The finding guide for the papers of Ladonna Harris, a nationally known Native American activist and the organization she founded, Americans for Indian Opportunity, is now available online in the Rocky Mountain Online Archive.The collection itself can be ...

Bonnie N. Young, M.A., M.P.H., doctoral candidate in Anthropology, will address the socio-cultural factors related to active tuberculosis (TB) risk, and people's disease experience in Monterrey, Mexico in the Ruth E. Kennedy Lecture at the Hibben Center ...

The University of New Mexico's Department of Anthropology Graduate Student Union (AGSU) presents the 15th Annual AGSU Symposium on Friday-Saturday, Feb. 25-26 in the Hibben Center on the UNM Main Campus. The event is free and snacks and dinner will be ...

The Southwest Hispanic Research Institute, American Studies, Anthropology and the Institute for American Indian Research present a workshop on, "Decoloniality and the Southwest: Further Thoughts on Local Histories, Global Designs and the Geopolitics of ...

UNM Professor of Anthropology Les Field and a colleague Cristobal Gnecco, professor, Department of Anthropology, Universidad del Cauca in Colombia, have organized an international professional event in Colombia titled, "Illicit Excavation, Archaeology, ...

The Center for Public Anthropology has recognized students from Professor Keith Prufer's Anthropology 101 class who participated in a North American competition. The students wrote on "Who should be the beneficiaries of anthropological research?" Their ...

Anthropology, , University of Kansas.">The Science & Society Distinguished Public Talks Series presents "Who Says Neandertals Are So Different?" with David Frayer, professor, Department of Anthropology, University of Kansas, on Thursday, Oct. 14 at 5 ...

Professor of Anthropology Wirt (Chip) Wills says the problems that were created when the Anthropology Annex was flooded with sewage at the beginning of the semester is costing his students valuable laboratory time. During this part of the semester Wills' ...

Imagine finding evidence of one of the first human groups known to have traveled through the middle Rio Grande Valley in the Southwestern United States. That's what students in Anthropology 375/575 did this summer as they excavated a Folsom site on a ...