'Environment and Conflict in Latin America’ symposium, film series set for Feb. 27 to March 2
A bilingual film series and symposium titled “Environment and Conflict in Latin America” will be held Feb. 27 through March 2.
Tag: "Department of Anthropology"
Archaeology, batteries among topics at AAAS 2018
Chris Fisher and Amy Prieto will be among speakers at the American Association for the Advancement of Science meeting, Feb. 15-19.
An anthropological search for belonging and identity
At eighteen months old, Susan Harness (M.A. cultural anthropology ’06, M.A. creative nonfiction ’16) was removed from her home because of neglect.
Archaeology students work to uncover past
Anthropology graduate students conduct archaeology fieldwork in remote Alaskan locations for the Center for Environmental Management on Military Lands.
Bestselling author to tell tale of discovering lost city
Doug Preston and Colorado State University archaeologist Chris Fisher share their discovery of a large city in the wilds of Honduras.
Bestselling author to tell tale of discovering lost city
Bestselling author Douglas Preston will talk about his book "The Lost City of the Monkey God" during a campus presentation Oct. 20.
CSU undergraduate helps excavate Wyoming mammoth site
Carson Black, an anthropology student, volunteered with the La Prele mammoth site archaeological dig over the summer.
New-aged technology being used to map ancient site
Modern technology met ancient history recently when a group of Archaeology Field School students at CSU helped map and photograph the famed Lindenmeier archaeological site using drones.