New York University Department of Anthropology
On his recent Science Advances paper reporting the earliest evidence of adult human cremation from archaeological sites in Malawi. On his recent Science Advances paper reporting the earliest evidence of adult human cremation from archaeological sites in Malawi. On their new study, revealing a rare Postclassic Maya wetland settlement in Belize, highlighting climate adaptation & resilience.
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- Category: academic department
- Website: https://as.nyu.edu/content/nyu-as/as/departments/anthropology.html
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- Phone: (212) 998-8550 (No linked source recorded for this statement.)
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On his recent Science Advances paper reporting the earliest evidence of adult human cremation from archaeological sites in Malawi. On his recent Science Advances paper reporting the earliest evidence of adult human cremation from archaeological sites in Malawi. On their new study, revealing a rare Postclassic Maya wetland settlement in Belize, highlighting climate adaptation & resilience.
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