Gainesville Anthropology Field School
This summer the UF anthropology department is offering a groundbreaking field school course. Sign up today!
New Issue of Emic!
The second issue of UF Anthropology Undergraduate zine, Emic, is out now! Run, dont walk to it!
Fort Mose: Black militia, forced migrations and resistance.
UF archaeologists study how “In eighteenth-century Spanish Florida, a militia composed of formerly enslaved Africans fought for their liberty”.
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Spring 2024 Courses
Spring into 2024 with exciting courses like “Archaeological Remote Sensing”, “Language and Culture”, “Global Gender Issues”, and a new Graduate Certificate in Public Archaeology that reflect the relevance and vibrancy of an education in Anthropology.
New MA Program in Public Archaeology
The Department of Anthropology, University of Florida is embarking on a new direction in graduate education. For the first time in its 74-year history, the department is offering a terminal Master’s degree in Anthropology with a certificate in Public Archaeology.
Anthropology Undergraduates Awarded Research Funding
With the support of faculty mentors, nine Anthropology undergraduate majors garner funding for research projects spanning the breadth of the discipline.
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Introducing Emic Magazine!
Emic is a mixed-media magazine focused on bolstering the original and academic works of undergraduates through a digital platform
BOOK LAUNCH: Crossing the Current: Aftermaths of War along the Huallaga River
In his latest book, Crossing the Current, Professor Richard Kernaghan asks what happens to the lay of landscapes in the Upper Huallaga Valley of Peru once a prolonged period of political and social turbulence has ostensibly passed.
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A Conversation with Chief Afukaka:
We invite you to a public conversation with Chief Afukaka Kuikuro, the Paramount Chief of the Kuikuro Indigenous Nation along the southern fringes of the Brazilian Amazon. Chief Afukaka will discuss his views on collaborations with archaeologists, anthropologists, linguists and other scientists over the past three decades.