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Anthropologists Use Grant Funds to Employ Indigineous Consults in a Step to Decolonize Native Collections

Alex Greenwald

Dr. Alexandra Greenwald, assistant professor of Anthropology and curator of enthnography at the Natural History Museum of Utah, led a six-month initiative funded by the NEH's A More Perfect Union grant, employing Indigenous consultants to share oral histories and perspectives on ethnographic items, with the primary goal of centering Indigenous knowledge in the museum's collections and enhancing public education about Indigenous cultures.

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How climate shaped human migration

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A colossal simulation of the past two million years of Earth’s climate provides evidence that temperature and other planetary conditions influenced early human migration.

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Study assesses cooperation networks in Legislature

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Groups of humans follow basic social rules: They build relationships, form alliances and exchange favors to help one another survive.

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Last Updated: 3/11/22