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EVENTS
& SEMINARS
FUTURE
EVENTS
SPRING
2008
Osbjorn
Pearson - University of New Mexico
The earliest modern humans from the Omo Kibish Formation
Thursday,
April 24, 5 PM
Kriser Room, Anthropology Dept, 25 Waverly Place
PAST
EVENTS
SPRING
2008
Dan
Lieberman -
Harvard University
Mad
Dogs and Hominins in the Midday Sun: walking and running in
the genus Homo
Thursday, March 13, 5 PM
19 University Place, Room 102
Colin
Renfrew -
University of Cambridge
The destruction of the past: Time to say no
Monday, March 10, 6PM
Hemmerdinger Hall, Silver Center, 100 Washington Square East
Utsav
Schurmans - University
of Pennsylvania
The
role of North Africa in modern human origins research
Monday, March 3rd, 12:30 PM
Kriser Room, Anthropology Dept, 25
Waverly Place
Christian
Tryon - Smithsonian
Institution
Ancient rocks and modern humans: Geological
and archaeological investigations of hominin behavioral
evolution in the late Middle Pleistocene
Thursday,
February 28th, 5 PM
Kriser
Room, Anthropology Dept, 25 Waverly Place
Dietrich
Stout -
Institute of Archaeology University College London
Making Tools and Making Sense: Technology, Language
and Cognition in Human Evolution
Monday, February 25th, 12:30 PM
Kriser Room, Anthropology Dept, 25 Waverly Place
Mike
Plavcan - University of Arkansas
Understanding dimorphism as a function of male and
female traits
Friday, November 2, 5:00 PM
19 University Place, Room 102
Paul
Goldberg -
Boston University
Micromorphology, Humans, and Site Formation
Friday, September 21, 4:30
Kriser Room, Anthropology Dept, 25 Waverly Place
FALL
2007
Randy
White -
New York University
Getting beyond Venus: Contextual readings of Paleolithic
female figures
Wednesday, November 14, 6:30-8 PM
19 University Place, Room 102
Amy
Parish -
University of Southern California
Sex and the liberated hominoid: Pleasure. bonding
and female dominance in bonobos
Thursday, November 15, 4:55-6:10
Silver Center, 100 Washington Square East, Room 408
co-sponsored
with the Anthropology Department
Mike
Plavcan -
University of Arkansas
Understanding dimorphism as a function of male and
female traits
Friday, November 2, 5:00-7:00 PM
19
University Place, Room 102
Monique
Scott - American Museum of
Natural History
Exhibiting Human Evolution in the Museum: Insights from
International Audiences
Thursday, October 18, 4:55-6:10
Silver Center, 100 Washington Square East, Room 408
co-sponsored with the Anthropology Department
Evolutionary
Anthropology at the Interface
A
workshop and symposium organized by CSHO & the
Wenner Gren Foundation to celebrate and honor the remarkable
career of Dr. Cliff Jolly and
the field of biological anthropology.
October 6th, 2007- 19 West 4th
Street, Yalinkcak Lecture Hall
NEW! Conference
pictures now online Photos
from both day 1 at Wenner-Gren and day 2 at NYU!
Paul
Goldberg -
Boston University
Micromorphology, Humans, and Site Formation
Friday, September 21, 4:30 PM
Kriser Room, Department of Anthropology
SPRING
2007
Dr.
Thomas Plummer - CUNY, Queens College
Fractured bones, stones and careers: Paleoanthropological research on the Fever
Peninsula, Kenya
Thursday, April 12, 6:00 PM
Kriser Room, Department of Anthropology 1st Floor
Hall
of Human Origins opens at the Museum of Natural History
Dr.
Bernard Wood, George
Washington University
"Paranthropus boisei: the history and prehistory of an early hominin
taxon"
Friday, February 16th, 4:30 pm
Jurrow Lecture Hall, Silver Center
FALL
2006
Department
of Anthropology Colloquium - Fredrik
Hiebert, National Geographic Society
“Afghanistan’s Hidden Past:
Rediscovering the Collections of the Kabul Museum”
Thursday, November 30th, 4:55 to 6:10
Silver Center (100 Washington Square East), Room 207
Donald
H. Enlow International Research Symposium:
An Integrative Approach to Skeletal Biology
November 6-7, 2006
SPRING
2006
Molecular Primatology: Progress and Promise
View
and download conference pictures
March
2-4, 8:45am - 7:00pm
Hemmerdinger Hall, Silver Center
SPRING
2005
Dr.
Drew Rendall
"Sex, size, and social identity: Structure-function
dimensions of primate vocalizations and their relevance to human speech
origins"
April 21, 6:30pm
Kriser Room, 25 Waverly Place, NYU
Co-sponsored with NYCEP
Neanderthals
Revisited: New Approaches and Perspectives
January
27-29, 9 am-5:30pm
Hemmerdinger Hall, Silver Center
FALL
2004
Dr.
Milford Wolpoff, University
of Michigan
" Why not Neanderthals?"
December 3rd, 5:30 pm
Silver Center Rm 206
Dr.
Steve Leigh,
University of Illinois
" Brain Ontogeny and
Life History in Primates"
November 12th, 5:30 pm
Silver Center Rm 206
Dr.
Laurie Godfrey, University
of Massachusetts, Amherst
" Ghost
Bones of Madagascar: Reconstructing
Madagascar's Extict Lemurs"
October 1st, 5:30 pm
Silver
Center Rm 206
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