Upcoming events

22
Mar
2024

Tracing the threads of linguistic and genetic diversity in New Guinea

New Guinea is the heart of global linguistic diversity. New Guinea makes up 1% of the global land area as an island, containing less than Dr. Sam Passmore is...
22
Mar
2024

Postgraduate Student Short Talks

In this seminar, we will be having three prostgraduate students to give short talks: Iona Claringbold: Zooarchaeology and Polynesian Ritual Sites: New...
25
Mar
2024

Black Spots: Reflections on Caste, Desire, and Discards in Bengaluru, India

Bengaluru, a city whose high technology firms serve as signposts of a ‘modern’, ‘caste-less’ India, is perpetually plagued by garbage pileups, clogged sewers,...
27
Mar
2024

Of Spriggans, Periwigians and Cornish ancient monuments: Hidden treasures in British Library Additional Manuscript 51020 of the early 18th Century

BL Additional Manuscript 51020 is misidentified in the British Library catalogue as being by pioneer Celticist Edward Lhwyd (1659/60-1709) but is in fact in...
19
Apr
2024

Evolution and Variation in Pleistocene Homo

This seminar will touch on a variety of subjects related to variation and evolution of Pleistocene Homo, including virtual reconstructions of fragmentary...

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