Today! Wed, Sept. 19, 3:30-5:30 @MacAnthro speakers series. Heather Battles (@anthroetc @nthroauckuni) "WW1 and the 'forgotten' 1916 polio epidemic in New Zealand" LR.. Wilson Hall 1003 ALL WELCOME. https://t.co/pgY13pDWlt
"By understanding the stories (of children during Industrial Revolution), we discovered a way to contribute to a current health issue" says @CRC_CRC Megan Brickley @AnthroMac https://t.co/H4eK1Aw4d7
Neandertals, Stone Age people may have voyaged the Mediterranean. A Greek-Canadian team co-led by Tristan Carter of @McMasterU has uncovered hundreds of tools embedded in the soil of a chert quarry. (via @sciencemagazine) https://t.co/12z6DhZRXc
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Happy World Anthropology Day! We hope you have lots of interesting #AnthroTalks today. We definitely will at our Recruitment Event today at 2:30pm @AnthroMac! If you’re a student looking for experience working at a peer-reviewed journal, join our Nexus team! 👋🌎 #AnthroDay https://t.co/sLm4CBtWwA
Today is Anthropology Day! How can you join in on the celebration? Post about how much you love anthropology, how anthropology inspires you, or why anthropology matters using #AnthroDay! You can also add your story to the comments on the AAA blog: https://t.co/pO1XzWuZWr
Gotta love the field season! Another @AnthroMac project has just kicked off! Follow them for updates. And good luck #TeamVagnari2017☀️🕶⛏ https://t.co/l76xuGIF2H
Curious about archaeological excavations? @snaparchaeology is taking questions-ask away! And enjoy your last dig week SNAP team! ⛏🕶☀️ https://t.co/TUpSZhq7AX