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harvardanthropology has been a member of Linktree for 3 years and joined in November 2022. Resources harvardanthropology has populated their site with include: • Join Harvard Anthropology's Email List! • Ruben Oliven Appointed DRCLAS Robert F. Kennedy Visiting Professor for 2026–2027 | Harvard Anthropology • Frontiers Fund: 20 societal problems, 20 solutions — Harvard Gazette • Secrets of the Dead | China's Bronze Kingdom | Season 23 | Episode 4 | PBS • On Designers of Mountain and Water: A Conversation with Jungyoon Kim and Nicholas Harkness • Looking for Ireland’s "Invisible People" | The Harvard Andrew Bair - Griffin GSAS • Six faculty named 2026 Guggenheim Fellows | Harvard FAS • New faculty director gives Zooarchaeology Lab a refresh • Forgotten Graves: A New Lens on Colonial Slavery | The Institute for Quantitative Social Science • Assignment: Walk that robot across campus | Harvard FAS • Knot Tricks: What Mathematical Knot Theory Can Reveal about the Structure of Khipu Knot Encoding | Latin American Antiquity | Cambridge Core • RSVP: The University as Diagnosis | Harvard Anthropology Roundtable • Board | Society for Cultural Anthropology • Boston Society for Architecture | Vote for the 2025 Harleston Parker… • Digging for old Harvard — Harvard Gazette • BornCurious | Episode 502: Chimp Change—What Great Ape Adolescence Reveals About Us • Modern Japan History Association Book Prize | Nuclear Ghost by Ryo Morimoto • ‘Only death can protect us’: How the folk saint La Santa Muerte reflects violence in Mexico • “Solo la muerte puede protegernos”: cómo el culto a La Santa Muerte refleja la violencia en México • Hosei University Research Center for International Japanese Studies | The 11th（2025） • Archaeologists Present Findings on Enslaved People Buried in Old Burying Ground | News | The Harvard Crimson • Ancient genomes from eastern Kazakhstan reveal dynamic genetic legacy of Inner Eurasian hunter-gatherers | Science Advances • This Lingga morning - Mekong Review • Slab Grave expansion disrupted long co-existence of distinct Bronze Age herders in central Mongolia | Nature Communications • Along the Imperial Spectrum, with Serkan Yolaçan, Ping-hsiu Alice Lin, and Victoria Fomina • After Exploratory Geology: Gemological El Dorado in Global Afghanistan | Comparative Studies in Society and History | Cambridge Core • Whose Past Matters? Media Biases and the Politics of Discovery with Archaeologist Rowan Flad – Fairbank Center for Chinese Studies • Seeing Like An Archeologist • SEAA10 Conference, August 19-23, 2025 | SEAA-web.org • Funding cuts upend projects piecing together saga of human history — Harvard Gazette • Bronze Age Yersinia pestis genome from sheep sheds light on hosts and evolution of a prehistoric plague lineage • Ancient Dental Plaque Unearths Prehistoric People’s Lifestyle • Volatile Waters: Federal and State Water Politics in the California Delta • Pyrotechnology and Gender in a Medieval China Borderland: A Song Dynasty Tile Kiln at Qijiaping | Cambridge Archaeological Journal | Cambridge Core • Horse teeth hold historical clues about military power and trade in Western Africa • Voices | From Flock to Footnote • Study quantifies U.S. news media’s disregard for archaeology from China, Taiwan • Marine vet’s future was a puzzle. Then he found archaeology. — Harvard Gazette • The Intimacy of Images | Myriam Lamrani • Medical anthropology pioneer Arthur Kleinman to retire— Harvard Gazette • Opinion | How MAHA is Helping Poison Americans While Claiming to Save Them • Contemporary Ethnography & Inequality Workshop • PUBLIC CONFERENCE | Violent Intimacies: The Intimate Lives of Violence in Greece and Mexico • Harvard Professor Gabriella Coleman On The History Of Hacking • Caves Or Valleys? The Debate Over Neanderthal Dwellings Continues • Assistant Professor in Political and/or Economic Anthropology (tenure-track) • The Digital World Is a Powder Keg. Julian Assange Lit the Fuse. • Nature | Ancient genomes reveal origin and spread of malaria • Nature | Ancient Maya genomes reveal ritual sacrifice at Chichén Itzá • Spring 2024 (AY 2023-24) Newsletter | Harvard Anthropology • Voices from the Front Lines: The Pandemic and the Humanities • Shane Rice '25: 2024 General Education Prize Winner • Ashton Body ('24) Named Recipient of 2024 General Education Prize • Harvard | Hoopes Prize • Laila Nasher ('25) Named 2024 Truman Scholar • I Saw the Sign - Anonymous | ARTE in English • GILMORE TAMNY • Tina Warinner: Nepal Outreach 2024 • The Harvard Crimson | Fifteen Questions: Arthur M. Kleinman • Arthur Kleinman | Paul Farmer and the Audacity of Accompaniment • Abdulgaleel Ahmed | Silencing Teachers in Yemen • Gabriella Coleman | From busting cults to breeding cults • Ancient Maya power brokers lived in neighborhoods, not just palaces • Dædalus: Mental Health | Edited by Arthur Kleinman • Peter Manuelian Awarded Provostial Fund for "The Art of Intimidation" AR Project • Death in Mesoamerica | New English version with introduction by Davíd Carrasco • Symposium honoring late global health pioneer Paul Farmer reflects on achievements, purpose, influence of Haiti • Amy Clark | Tracking the emergence of an organized use of space • Joan A. Kleinman Travel & Language Grant: David Chen (2023) • Amy Clark | Hearth and home — in Stone Age • Dairy Cultures Virtual Exhibit • Christina Warinner Elected President of the International Society for Biomolecular Archaeology • Dairy Cultures: The Science of Mongolian Heritage Exhibit • Obama Foundation Voyager Scholar: Shane Rice • Apostolos Andrikopoulos | Family matters: same-sex relations and kinship practices in Kenya • Assistant Professor in the Anthropology of Japan • Digging up the Menu | Aurora Allshouse • Germs, genes and soil: tales of pathogens past • Podcast | Apostolos Andrikopoulos: Argonauts of West Africa • Michael Herzfeld | Scales of subversion • Harvard Gazette: Visiting Harvard Art Museums now free for all • Renugan Raidoo | Politics of the Poisoned Belly • Tozzer Library Pride Talk • Christina Warinner, Associate Professor, Named 2023-2024 Radcliffe Fellowship Winner • Christina Warinner | Scientists revive Stone Age molecules • Christina Warinner | Genetic population structure of the Xiongnu Empire at imperial and local scales • Body Politics: Harvard Anthropology Graduate Student Conference • The Harvard Gazette | Bringing Legacy of Slavery report to life • Julia Fierman: Femme populism: Vulnerability and desire in Argentine political aesthetics • Emeritus Michael Herzfeld Featured on "Under The Table" Podcast | Buzzsprout • Emeritus Michael Herzfeld Featured on "Under The Table" Podcast | Spotify • The Memory Seeker: A Novel by Ronald Niezen • Zoom Link - Harvard Archaeological Anthropology Seminar Series (Spring 2023) • Roman Jakobson Symposium 2023 • Joan A. Kleinman Travel & Language Grant: Eana Meng • Anne Lheem '21 Receives Gates Cambridge Scholarship • Gift to Honor Legacy of Global Health Champion Paul Farmer • Dr. Tina Warinner wins 2022 FEMS Article Award • Harvard Gazette: Life seeking answers at Giza, Nubia • Kleinman Travel & Language Grant: Bessie Zhang • Kleinman Travel & Language Grant: Jessica L. Ding • Kleinman Travel & Language Grant: Anne Lheem • Most Interesting Thesis: Harvard Archaeology Student Khachemoune ('23) • Kleinman Travel & Language Grant: Nicholas della Cava • Class of 2024 Mitchell Scholars | US-Ireland Alliance • Paul Farmer: Cultivating Care • Fifteen Questions: Peter Der Manuelian | The Harvard Crimson • Michael Herzfeld: Editor for the Journal of Modern Greek Studies • Joan Andrea Kleinman Travel and Language Fellowship • The Anthropology of Being Haunted by Byron Good • Glossolalia and the Problem of Language by Nicholas Harkness • Social Anthropology Seminar Series: The Ruderal Science (Rijul Kochhar) • Walking Among Pharaohs by Peter Manuelian • Harvard University Department of Anthropology Website