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• Tattoos: Telling Stories in the Flesh. Q&A with Lars Krutak

  25 August 2015

  

   

• Why did Neanderthals go extinct?

  11 August 2015

  

   

• Jamestown skeletons identified as colony leaders

  28 July 2015

  

   

• Digitized, Searchable Archives Help Revive ‘Sleeping’ Languages

  23 July 2015

  

   

• 5 Reasons the Inka Road is one of the Greatest Achievements in Engineering

  20 May 2015

  

   

• Hi-Tech Analysis Cracks Curious Case of Contaminated Cremains

  7 May 2015

  

   

• Study: Male bonding brings peace, lets primates live in big groups

  27 April 2015

  

   

• New App adds Virtual Flesh to Victorian-era Bone exhibit

  12 March 2015

  

   

• Corn entered Southwest U.S. first along highland route, DNA shows

  24 February 2015

  

   

• American Indians, colonists had healthy appetite for crabs, study shows

  2 February 2015

  

   

• Where did your favorite Thanksgiving Day food originate? Anthropology has the answer

  1 November 2014

  

   

• New Book: A History of Life in 100 Fossils

  10 October 2014

  

   

• Smithsonian Symposium: The Anthropocene

  7 October 2014

  

   

• Smithsonian/Wisconsin police narrow search in 20 year mystery

  23 July 2014

  

   

• Human Evolution Rewritten: We owe our existence to our ancestor’s flexible response to climate change

  3 July 2014

  

   

• Termites for breakfast? Your ancestors might have!

  17 April 2014