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UWF Anthropology Field School Teaches Students How to Research Bones
The Department of Anthropology will offer a unique, hands-on course this summer. The Forensic Anthropology Field School, a course that teaches students how to successfully and efficiently find and handle skeletal remains, will be held May 11 through June 12.
“Our field school focuses on field techniques for discovery, documentation and recovery of human skeletal remains,” said Joanne Curtin, associate professor of Anthropology. “Students learn proper search, mapping and excavation techniques. They also learn field photography, reporting and presentation skills.
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CAS Upcoming Events
April 21 - Dr. Lawrence Besserman
"Genesis 1-11 and the Way We Are"
The Department of English and Foreign Languages and the Pensacola Jewish Federation bring Dr. Lawrence Besserman to speak at the upcoming installment of the Visitors Lecture Series. Dr. Besserman is Professor of English at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. He has taught at Harvard, New York University, and Columbia. 6:00 p.m. Building 58A Room 106 UWF Campus. More information
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