Biological Anthropology Research Seminar Series, Semester 1 2025
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All seminars are held Fridays, 1pm to 2pm AEST via Zoom.
Semester 1 2025
Friday 14 March
Dr Julie Teichroab, The evolution of tiered social organisations: The case of the Rwenzori colobus
Online via zoom
Friday 28 March
Prof Carlina de la Cova Anatomized Without Consent: Ethical entanglements, marginalized persons, and righting the wrongs associated with anatomical and legacy collections in the United States and beyond
Online via zoom
Friday 2 May
Dr Jesse Martin Variation in Paranthropus; microevolution, sexual dimorphism and ontogency
Online via zoom
Friday 16 May
Assoc Professor Eleanor Power The Dynamics of Social and Economic Inequality in Cross-Cultural Perspective: the ENDOW and Rep2SI Projects
Online via Zoom
Friday 30 May
Contact
- Dr Katharine Balolia
Upcoming Events
The Dynamics of Social and Economic Inequality in Cross-Cultural Perspective: the ENDOW and Rep2SI Projects
Associate Professor Eleanor Power, London School of Economics and Political Science
Understanding the drivers and dynamics of social and economic inequality is of core interest to social scientists, policy makers, and the public. I…
Past Events
The nutritional ecology of the Zanzibar red colobus (Piliocolobus kirkii) within modified habitats
Sofie Semmler (Ph.D. candidate at ANU)
The nutritional ecology of the Zanzibar red colobus (Piliocolobus kirkii) within modified habitats Colobines are a folivorous primate with unique…
The Bioarchaeology of Roman Imperialism: A Case Study from the Danube Limes
Sammuel Sammut (Doctoral Candidate at ANU School of Archaeology & Anthropology)
The Bioarchaeology of Roman Imperialism: A Case Study from the Danube Limes This seminar will examine two skeletal samples from eastern Austria: one…
Embodying the Western Maya Frontier: Bioarchaeological Evidence from Comalcalco and Moxviquil, Mexico
People signal and contest identity in a variety of ways and have done so for millennia. This fundamental aspect of human societies can be examined…