Our Shoulders and Elbows Began as Brakes for Climbing Apes Study introduces 'downclimbing' from trees as a driver in early-human evolution.
Dartmouth Anthropology Faculty Recruitement The Department of Anthropology at Dartmouth College invites applicants for two tenure-track appointments.
Fear of Childbirth Exacerbated by the COVID-19 Pandemic Study examines who is vulnerable and how such fear affects birth outcomes.
Provost Launches Working Group on Human Remains The group is chaired by Ethics Institute director Sonu Bedi and SVP Shontay Delalue.
Interactive 3D Model Recreates Old Man of the Mountain A Dartmouth graduate student details iconic rockface which collapsed 20 years ago.
Spike in Major League Home Runs Tied to Climate Change Study: 500-plus home runs since 2010 due to thinner air caused by global warming.
Dartmouth Conducts Review of NAGPRA Compliance The work will return ancestral remains and atone for the harm caused.
Professor Elizabeth Carpenter-Song Tells Mashable About Using Digital Tools Such as ChatGPT for Therapy "We need to understand more about how these tools can be useful, under what circumstances, for whom, and to remain vigilant in surfacing their limi
How Jumbo the elephant paved the way for jumbo mortgages Americans have long been fascinated with "jumbo" things: jumbo shrimp, jumbo jets, jumbotrons.
Ancient Tools Provide Earliest Evidence of Rice Harvesting Striations and residue found on stone tools in China reflect harvesting methods.
Downclimbing and the evolution of ape forelimb morphologies Luke D. Fannin, Mary S. Joy, Nathaniel J. Dominy, W. Scott McGraw, Jeremy DeSilva
Families on the Edge: Experiences of Homelessness and Care in Rural New England Elizabeth A. Carpenter-Song
Multi-sensor drone survey of ancestral agricultural landscapes at Picuris Pueblo, New Mexico Jesse Casana, Severin Fowles, Lindsay M. Montgomery, Richard Mermejo, Carolin Ferwerda, et al.