From Taiwan to Tajikistan, students and recent alums will engage with the world.

Weronika Tomczyk spoke to National Geographic about her research finding and analyzing the mummified remains of Peruvian hairless dogs at...

Bone specimens and a mummified dog provide evidence of their coexistence with humans.

A new analysis suggests that human brains shrank more recently than many anthropologists previously thought - as recently as 3,000 years ago...

Postdoctoral fellow Margarita “Maggie” Hernandez discusses her award-winning research on immigration, embodiment, and health—and what she's...

Three undergraduate anthropology majors from Dartmouth College presented their original research at the 2026 Annual Meeting of the American...

The research aims to transform how archaeologists discover and document historic sites worldwide.

Professor Jiajing Wang examines what prompted ancient humans to transition from hunting and gathering to farming. Utilizing new technology...

In a recent interview with Michigan Public Radio, Professor Madeleine McLeester discusses a Dartmouth-lead study of an unexpectedly vast...

In November, Professor Sergei Kan traveled to Alaska to deliver a series of talks about his most recent book, "The Tlingit in Sitka: The...