The scorchingly humid air of Uganda, Indonesia and the Philippines are a world away from the third floor of Texas A&M’s ...

Anthropology Prof. Shalini Shankar is both a scholar with a deep interest in her research of sociocultural anthropology and a guide for students in her classrooms. Shankar published two books about ...

Formally opened to the public in 1979, the Marian E. White Research Museum and Resource Center features over 1 million artifacts from more than 1,500 sites — one of the most complete and extensive ...

The anthropology department in the College of Liberal Arts has been busy writing, researching and obtaining grant funding of more than $2.3 million in just one semester. Associate Professor of ...

Our particular strengths in this area are theoretical archaeology, environmental archaeology, archaeological heritage and material culture/museum studies and the application of multimedia and ...

How many Texas vultures does it take to turn a dead pig into a skeleton? "About as many as can be crowded around," says Michelle Ham­il­ton. "It could happen in 24 hours or less. This is the kind of ...

If you want to delve more deeply into a topic about which you are particularly impassioned, enhance your credentials for a job, or hone the critical skills you'll need to pursue a doctoral degree, you ...

As a reminder, here is what the Graduate Handbook says about the Master's Research Paper: The Master's research paper must involve substantial research by the student and should be 25 to 40 pages long ...

Anthropology is a social science that focuses on understanding the evolution and behavior of human beings and clarifying the ways in which people differ from one another. As an academic discipline, ...

The Honors Program for majors in Anthropology offers you an opportunity to conduct in-depth analysis on a topic of your choice. This is an independent research project in which you 1) devise the ...

Archaeology Field School student Izzie Guerrero excavates a 9,000-year-old archaeological site at 12,600 feet in the Andes Mountains of Peru. (Randy Haas/UC Davis) When people think about anthropology ...