Data as a Social Science: Cultural Elements in Privacy and Security
Explore cultural dimensions of privacy and security in global tech, unlocking innovation through understanding diverse perspectives on trust, timing, and data management.
Fossil Monkeys and Apes from the East African Rift Valley
Explore early primate evolution in East Africa through fossil discoveries, focusing on monkeys and apes predating Lucy. Learn about ancient landscapes and their impact on primate diversity.
The Role of Beringia in the Global Dispersal of Modern Humans
Explore the role of Beringia in human migration, examining archaeological data, genetics, and climate to understand how this region influenced the global dispersal of modern humans.
Scientific Approaches to Understanding the Past
Explore multidisciplinary scientific methods in archaeology, from Stone Age to Iron Age. Learn about human evolution, dispersals, and adaptations through case studies and cutting-edge research techniques.
Reconstructive Post-Mortem Dental Profiling
Explore reconstructive post-mortem dental profiling techniques for identifying unknown individuals through unique dental features, enhancing forensic odontology practices.
The Pink Line - Journeys Across the World's Queer Frontiers
Explore global LGBTQ+ experiences and the evolving discourse on sexual orientation and gender identity in the 21st century, as discussed by author Mark Gevisser and anthropologist George Paul Meiu.
Halloween Special: Giant Squids and Prehistoric Reptiles - Inspiration for Legendary Creatures
Explore the scientific origins of legendary creatures like the Kraken and Loch Ness monster. Experts discuss real-life animals that inspired these myths, blending folklore with marine biology and paleontology.
Halloween Special: Sasquatches and Mermaids - The Science Behind Legendary Creatures
Explore the scientific origins of legendary creatures like Bigfoot and mermaids, uncovering the real-life animals that inspired these myths through expert insights and historical context.
What Makes Me, Me? - Christmas Lectures 2018
Explore human uniqueness and individuality with anthropologist Alice Roberts and geneticist Aoife McLysaght in this engaging Royal Institution Christmas Lecture on the science of identity.
What Makes Us Human? - Exploring Human Uniqueness in Evolution
Explore human uniqueness through evolution, comparing our traits with other species. Discover how culture sets us apart despite shared biological origins with all life on Earth.
Standards for Epiphyseal Union in South African Children - Dr. Kavita Lakha
Explore epiphyseal union standards in South African children, covering methodology, applications, and insights from Dr. Kavita Lakha's PhD research in forensic anthropology.
Stabilizing Severely Incinerated Dental Remains for Human Identification
Dr. John Berketa discusses techniques for recovering and stabilizing severely incinerated dental remains, crucial for human identification in fire-related fatalities. Insights for forensic professionals and investigators.
Rewriting the Story of Humankind
Explore groundbreaking discoveries challenging our understanding of human origins and uniqueness. Join paleoanthropologist Lee Berger and Brian Greene as they discuss how new findings are reshaping our view of human history and evolution.
Linnaeus on Human Diversity - Evolving Views and Classifications
Explore Linnaeus's evolving views on human diversity, examining his classification system, motivations, and perspectives on cultural and environmental influences on humanity.
Musahar - An Untold Story of Marginalization and Resilience
Explore the untold story of India's Musahar community, uncovering their struggles, resilience, and fight for dignity. Gain insights into systemic barriers and reflect on creating a more inclusive society.
Heads and a New Finding in Anthropology - Science Division Pop-Up
Explore ancient crania forensics and Ancestral Pueblo social organization with Dr. Erin Baxter. Discover new anthropological findings and insights into past lives through cranial analysis.
The Konovalenko Gem Carving Sculptures at DMNS - A Curator's Overview
Explore the world-renowned Konovalenko gem carving sculptures at DMNS, their Soviet origins, and their journey to Denver in this captivating anthropological lecture.
Scientists in Action: The Anthropology of Death - Exploring Cultural Death Rites
Explore diverse cultural approaches to death, from ancient traditions to modern practices, and learn how anthropologists study and respect global death rites.
Cultural Perspectives on Death and Dying
Explore diverse cultural and religious views on death, afterlife, and mourning rituals through interviews with community representatives and professionals in end-of-life care.
The Ancestors of Our Ancestors: From Africa to Europe and Back - A Migratory Journey
Explore ancient ape migration from Africa to Europe and back, uncovering new fossil evidence and its implications for human evolution with paleoanthropologist David Begun.
Becoming Bipeds - Did Hominid Bipedalism Evolve Multiple Times?
Explore the intriguing hypothesis of multiple occurrences of bipedalism in hominid evolution with Gregory Adams, discussing evidence, ancient landscapes, and convergence.