Celia Lanza, Gabriela Scavenius, and Amanda Guzmán Co-written by a pair of undergraduates and their faculty adviser, this essay shares our hands-on ...
Climate change is often described as a slow and uneven process. In recent years, winters in the European North have felt milder, or at least less ...
Human growth is often narrated as a clean arc. Childhood stretches into adolescence, adolescence closes with puberty, and adulthood arrives with a skeleton ...
Since my father’s diagnosis of lung cancer, my life has been haunted by something I cannot see. When the biopsy reported “airway dissemination positive,” I ...
For more than a century, reconstructions of early human movement have leaned heavily on bones. Limb proportions, joint surfaces, and muscle attachment scars ...
High in the Pollino massif of southern Italy, a cave opens into darkness. For millennia, Grotta della Monaca has absorbed the traces of human lives: smoke, ...
For most of human history, stories traveled without paper. They moved with bodies, voices, and feet. Across Sahul, the combined landmass of greater ...
A HOT early Sunday afternoon, the deafening sound of the cicadas on the cherry tress that line the small stream behind out house, and the sound of shouting ...
For most of its modern history, archaeology has spoken to the public through glass cases, wall texts, and the careful choreography of museum lighting. Even ...
It’s this time of the year again, and Allegra will close shop for a much-needed period of rest (and some end-of-year festivities) . We’ll be away from our ...
Our final correspondence: 石西: 明日の事はわかりませんがとりあえず楽しくておつきあいをいただいたことありがとうございました me: BEST FRIEND 石西: ゆーつー This might not be the most appropriate memorial ...
Part station, part museum, two new subway stops in Rome offer riders the chance to see ancient artifacts unearthed in digging for the stations.