UW-Madison Anthropology News
Karen Strier featured in National Geographic Brasil
Karen Strier featured in National Geographic Brasil for her conservation efforts. Click on the link to access the article and see gorgeous photographs of the muruqui monkeys.
Story about ancient poop and Cahokia one of 2019’s most memorable research stories
Science writer wins award for ‘Origins’ series that features Professors Pickering and Hawks
Emeritus Prof. Doug Price’s Research Featured in Forbes Magazine
A Discussion with Molli Pauliot, Dakota Mace, and Kendra Greendeer on 9/13: Three Native Women on “Like a Hammer” at MMOCA
UW Research ‘Angels’ Help Find and Identify American MIAs
A UW team has helped the Department of Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency find and identify three missing World War II veterans in Europe and recently returned from a trip to Belgium to look for remains …
Drawing a Bead on the Indus Civilization
James Watrous Mosaic in Social Science Building Looks as Good as New
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 …