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riceanthro has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in October 2021. Resources riceanthro has populated their site with include: • Early humans may have begun butchering elephants 1.8 million years ago | New Scientist • Traces of the Distant Human Past: Understanding the Archaeology of our Origins • [Rice News] Melting glaciers are drawing more visitors: What that says about climate change • [Nature Climate Change] Melting glaciers as symbols of tourism paradoxes • [Brown Bag] Stephen Molldrem • Huatse Gyal-Politics of deflection, climate change, and contested narratives of land degradation in eastern Tibet • Digging Deeper: My Rice Archaeology Field Experience | Office of Admission | Rice University • Even after adopting cattle, early herders kept hunting and gathering | Rice News | News and Media Relations | Rice University • [Rice News] Rice's first professor at Venice International University returns with a fresh eye for the classroom • [Rice Magazine] Alejandra Osejo Varona, Colombia’s Unexpected Inheritance • First students accepted to Rice’s conducting major - The Rice Thresher • Rice Anthropology • SoSS Research Relays with Vivian Lu • Ilana Gershon-Living Under Contract: An LPE Analysis of American Democracy | The University of Chicago Law Review • Listening with Hippos in Colombia: an Immersive Soundwalk | Events | Rice University • From climate storytelling to AI innovation: Rice researchers take on global challenges at SXSW | Rice News | News and Media Relations | Rice University • Brown Bag with Maria Franklin | “Community Engagement and the Bolivar Archaeological Project, Texas” • Rice junior builds community around critical thinking | Rice News | News and Media Relations | Rice University • Register for Brown Bag Talk with Cristián Simonetti | “Irreversible returns: Controversies Over Glacier Geoengineering in Chile” • Quinn Georgic-Disrupting the Whitened Lemur: Reading Black Trans* Considerations in Feminist Primatology | Catalyst: Feminism, Theory, Technoscience • The Books that Shaped My World with Dr. Gokce Gunel | RSVP • Doha Debates with Gökçe Günel: will tech utopias rescue or ruin humanity? • Brown Bag with Quinn Georgic | “No Malagasy Science? Politics and Paradox of Post-Colonial Sciences in Madagascar” • Victoria Massie-Sensing Bimbia | Cultural Anthropology • Anthropology in a Time of Genocide: On Nakba and Return • Cultures of Energy: 247 - Feeding the Future (feat. Nicole Negowetti) • Sydney Coldren Article Link | “Constructing Malnutrition: Dams, Technopolitics, and Food Aid in Cochabamba Bolivia” • Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Caitrin Lynch - Eldercare and Technology: Visions of Positive Futures. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting. • Zoom Register for What’s cooking in the Pastoral Neolithic? • Listen to Gokce Gunel on Freakonomics! • An Anthropologist’s Guide to Better Automation | Communications of the ACM • Escobar’s Hippos: How a Rice Anthropologist Is Rewriting the Story of Colombia’s Most Unlikely Ecological Problem | Graduate and Postdoctoral Studies | Rice University