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Origins wins CASE 2019 Circle of Excellence silver award!
Last year, our colleagues Travis Pickering and John Hawks were featured in a storytelling project called Origins that detailed research collaborations between UW-Madison and South Africa. Today, the Council for Advancement and Support of Education …
Prof. Claire Wendland Wins an ACLS Fellowship
Native Nations_UW Leadership Summit highlights directions for partnerships
Congratulations to our 2019 PhD Graduates!
Front row: Prakirati Satasut (PhD 2019), Kiersten Warning (PhD 2019), Prof. Claire Wendland, Qing He (PhD 2019), Brett Hoffman (PhD 2019) Back row: Prof. J. Mark Kenoyer, Prof. Maria Lepowsky, Lauren Glover (PhD 2019), Prof. …
Graduate student Irene Duch-Latorre wins 2019 Cool Science Images Award
2018-2019 Anthropology Newsletter is Here!
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J. Mark Kenoyer to be recognized with a 2019 Society for American Archaeology Award
Congratulations to J. Mark Kenoyer! Today, the Society for American Archaeology announced that he will receive the Award for Excellence in Archaeological Analysis on April 12, 2019, at the annual business meeting in Albuquerque. Mark Kenoyer …
Ancient Poop at Cahokia and Climate Change
A new study shows climate change may have contributed to the decline of Cahokia, a famed prehistoric city near present-day St. Louis. And it involves ancient human poop.
UW-Madison Archaeologists in Oman
Learn more about new finds by an international team of researchers that includes Professor J. Mark Kenoyer and UW-Madison graduate student Alan Lee.