A two-year project to examine, document, stabilize and rehouse portions of the Museum’s Siberian ethnographic collection.
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The Museum maintains an extensive collection of human and Old World primate osteological materials, and fossil hominid casts.
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Published Material Tampico-Panuco region: Pavon; El Prisco; Las Flores, Tampico; Tancol, Buenavista (Majuaves), Veracru…
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In 1970, David Thomas discovered the Gatecliff shelter in the Monitor Valley of Nevada — which proved to be a popular living place for Archaic people and animals alike.
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AMNH Anthropology Curators conduct research around the world in the areas of Ethnology, Archaeology, and Biological Anthropology.
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AnthroDaily is a widget for Mac computers that presents every day a different object from the collections (the same one as on the home page) and links to the Division of Anthropology website.
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Search a bibliography of anthropological studies published by the Division of Anthropology.
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The rugged landscape of central Nevada was once home to some America’s earliest inhabitants. In 1980 Dr. Thomas proved that from around 2500 BC to 0 AD, the mountains were used intermittently by small groups of hunters who seasonally exploited mountain sheep.
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Information about Anthropology Internship Program, Exhibition & Study Loans, Research Access Policy; links to related websites.
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In collaboration with the Curator of Invertebrate Zoology Dr. Ward Wheeler, Dr. Whiteley has been studying historical relationships among languages, beginning with Uto-Aztecan languages of Middle and North America, using genetic methods developed in the field of evolutionary biology.
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