Department of Anthropology and Geography @ColoradoStateU
Fort Collins, Colorado
Joined September 2012
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We are livestreaming commencement on Friday, Dec. 13 – so your friends or family can watch you graduate from wherever they are! 🎥 The live webcast can be accessed via the link on our commencement website 15 minutes before the ceremony begins. Link at: graduateschool.colostate.edu…
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Cutting-edge drone-based lidar allowed archaeologists, including Dr. Ed Henry from @CSUAnthGR, to capture stunning details of two newly documented trade cities high in the mountains of Uzbekistan.
Study recently published in @Nature
libarts.source.colostate.edu…
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#ColoradoState's Archaeology of Ancient Roman Food class is all about how food has – and hasn’t – changed in the past 2,700 years.
Learn more about the ancient Romans, familiar cooking ingredients and a surprising recipe for cooked flamingo: col.st/tO3AM – at Fort Collins, CO
ALT A fresco depicting the sale of bread in ancient Rome.
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My new book, The Avatar Faculty, was also a 2023 Outstanding Academic Title, Winner from CHOICE (I just learned this)
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We’re ready to celebrate Graduate Student Appreciation Week Feb. 12 – 16 with @CSUgsc! Join us for a week of events, all to honor the hard work and dedication of Grad Rams 🙌 Details on: GraduateSchool.ColoState.edu…
ALT Grad Student Appreciation Week is Feb. 12 - 16
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We're thrilled to announce our great line-up of speakers this term:
23 Jan Antonio Montañés Jiménez @oxford_anthro
5 Feb Katharina Graf @goetheuni
19 Feb @GodfreySnorgyrs @CSUAnthGR
4 March @wes_hassan @oxford_anthro
#digitalethnography
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Party time excellent at @RMBioAnth this year with team @CSUAnthGR bio anth PhD
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Heading west to Colorado for a few days - looking forward to giving a talk and leading a workshop at @CSUAnthGR and attending the Rocky Mountain Biological Anthropology Association conference!
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The first “Insights” Speaker Series is happening this Thursday from 3 – 4:30 p.m. in LSC 390.
This month’s event will feature presentations from four award-winning faculty.
Click the link below for more info!
col.st/yIIRp
ALT Insights: A liberal arts speaker series. This month: Award-winning work. Thursday, September 28. 3-4:30 p.m. LSC 390.
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On The Audit: @CSUAnthGR paleoanthropologist Michael Pante (shown hanging with a new pal at @kcsufm) talks about our collective fascination with cannibalism and the reasons for the practice - from survival to ritual - that led our early ancestors to it.
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Were our early ancestors cannibals?
CSU Associate Professor of Anthropology Michael Pante co-authored a new identifying the oldest decisive evidence of humans’ close evolutionary relatives butchering and likely eating one another.
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At CSU, a public land-grant university, no qualified student is turned away from earning a world-class, 4-year degree. Our university’s commitment to access, inclusion, and academic excellence has never been stronger.
ALT A stone sign with the words Colorado State University in between two stone pillars at the front of the Oval at C S U. Two pots of flowers sit in front of the sign and green trees rest behind the sign.
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A carved-up leg bone might be the earliest evidence that ancient humans ate each other. The discovery was “shocking, honestly, and very surprising, but very exciting”, says @BrianaPobiner nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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Cheers to the Class of 2023! 🥳🎓✨
We are so proud of you and all of your accomplishments 💚💛
For the full album of photos, click the link below!
col.st/qWddo
#RamGrad #CSUClassof2023
ALT Student celebrating at CLA Spring 2023 Commencement
ALT Student celebrating at CLA Spring 2023 Commencement
ALT Student celebrating at CLA Spring 2023 Commencement
ALT Student celebrating at CLA Spring 2023 Commencement
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Just what is in the basement of Clark A? As we start preparing for the Clark Revitalization, we’re highlighting the treasures and artifacts that have been kept in the subterranean floor of Clark.
col.st/7XDGD
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ALT Bison mandible from the 1600s
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ALT Beaded Indigenous leather shoes
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Today on Edge Effects, @joshsbicca @sociologyCSU and Carrie Chennault @CSUAnthGR discuss their work leading the the Prison Agriculture Lab and #abolition in the food system.
This podcast episode is the second piece in our #ViolentEnvironments series.
edgeeffects.net/prison-agric…
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Over 600 U.S. prisons engage in agricultural practices, but data around the intent of these programs is scarce. The @ColoradoStateU Prison Agriculture Lab within @CSULiberalArts researches these prisons to discover the impact of the prison ag industry. ➡️ col.st/9VjWz
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Commencement is right around the corner! 👀 Grads, make sure to take a peek at the checklist on the article below to make sure you’re ready to walk the stage on Saturday 🥳
#CSURamGrad2022
tinyurl.com/ft9xxvws
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👏 Congratulations are in order!
Hayley is graduating with her bachelor's degree in @CSUAnthGR. During her CSU journey, Hayley endured a cancer diagnosis, completed treatment, studied abroad, and is now this semester's @CSULiberalArts Outstanding Grad.
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Congratulations to our & @CSUAnthGR's postdoctoral fellow Jay Ke-Schutte on the new book ANGLOSCENE. It's available from @ucpress for preorder now: communicationstudies.colosta…
ALT Decorative image featuring front cover of book and text: "Dr. Jay Ke-Schutte published by University of California Press. 'Angloscene: Compromised Personhood in Afro-Chinese Translations'" and the Communication Studies at CSU logo. Front cover of book features Chinese script and newspaper print overlaid on a blurry, dark-skinned boy wearing a red hat.