Dr. Ian Brown, Professor Emeritus in the Department of Anthropology, is the recipient of the 2021 Southeastern Archaeological Conference’s Lifetime Achievement Award! Awarded annually since 2003, the Lifetime Achievement Award
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Dr. Katherine Chiou Receives Outstanding Commitment to Teaching Award
Dr. Katherine Chiou is a recipient of the National Alumni Association’s 2021 Outstanding Commitment to Teaching Award (OCTA). Awarded annually since 1976, this is one of the highest recognitions for
Documentary by Kathy Oths selected for Archaeology Channel Conference
Dr. Kathy Oths’ co-authored film, The Last Bonesetter: An Encounter with Don Felipe was selected into The Archaeology Channel Conference on Cultural Heritage Media (May 2020, Eugene, OR). And, they were awarded
Book Award for Dr. Bill Dressler
Dr. Dressler has just found out that he is one of two winners of the inaugural Society for Anthropological Sciences Book Prize. The prize is for his book Culture and
New Publication by Chris Lynn
Chris Lynn and colleague’s new article, “The evolutionary adaptation of body art: Tattooing as costly honest signaling of enhanced immune response in American Samoa” has been published online for early
Dr. Tokovinine’s Work on Maya Warfare Profiled in the New York Times, UA News
Dr. Alexandre Tokovinine takes photos to create a photogrammetry 3-D model of broken fragments of a Mayan monument (Courtesy of Estrada-Belli, Tulane University). Dr. Alexandre Tokovinine’s recent work on warfare
S.L.A.M Program
Our Student Lead Anthropology Mentoring program is up and running again! If you are an anthropology undergraduate major or minor and wish to have an anthropology mentor, please click here
Drs. LaDu & Brown publish article about Greenwood Cemetery
Recent PhD recipient Daniel LaDu and Dr. Ian Brown recently published an article about Greenwood Cemetery in the current issue of Markers. LaDu, Daniel A., and Ian W. Brown 2017
“The Holly Bluff Style” by Dr. Knight
There’s a lot of Alabama alum and close friends represented in the authorship of this article, starting with our own Emeritus Prof. Vernon J. Knight. Congratulations to all! Abstract: We recognize
“‘Making a Bill’ in Search of Health” by Avery McNeece
Avery McNeece’s blog post for Biocultural Systematics has been published on the Anthropology News website: http://www.anthropology-news.org/index.php/2017/01/03/making-a-bill-in-search-of-health/