Our research and graduate training program includes the archaeological, biological, sociocultural and health subfields. The Department has 14 full-time faculty members. We work with adjunct faculty and associated members from departments across campus. We have strong ties with the School of Earth, Environment and Society, Religious Studies, Linguistics, Biochemistry and others.
What our researchers share in common is a commitment to discovery. Through smart collaboration we are continuously expanding our depth and breadth of knowledge, experience, and skill sets.
An interdisciplinary study of Archaeology, Biological, Sociocultural and Health subfields.
Provides the training necessary to pursue academic and non-academic positions.
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Departmental faculty and graduate students fit into one or more research programs (sub-fields).
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