African Americans have significantly higher rates of hypertension than other racial groups and suffer from more serious negative outcomes associated with the disease. We investigate the sociocultural and biological factors […]
Penetrating the Darkness of Time is about cultural milestones and the origins of the use of materials by ancient humans that led to the world we live in today. The […]
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Dr. Aaron Broadwell Featured in the Member Spotlight this Month at the Linguistic Society of America: https://www.linguisticsociety.org/content/june-2018-member-spotlight-aaron-broadwell
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An article Dr. Stepp co-authored with a team out of Duke Univ. (“Are the Ghosts of Nature’s Past Haunting Ecology Today?”) was published in Current Biology on Monday and has […]
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Dr. Richard Stepp interviewed about his work in Mexico/Central America for article in Seeker. https://www.seeker.com/culture/can-we-stop-a-mass-extinction-of-human-languages
Genetic analysis of a baby girl who died at the end of the last ice age shows she belonged to a previously unknown ancient group of Native Americans. To read […]
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Hi All, As many of you know today was Mike Warren’s last day of service with the Department of Anthropology and the University of Florida. After many years of dedicated […]
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