Mummified Baboons Shine New Light on the Lost Land of Punt
January 8, 2021
Professor Nathaniel Dominy finds evidence of ancient Egyptian trade routes.
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Drone Survey Reveals Large Earthwork at Ancestral Wichita Site in Kansas
October 1, 2020Archaeologists speculate that the site was visited by a Spanish expedition in 1601.
'Rites of Passage' Class Takes on a Healing Role
June 4, 2020Amid a pandemic, the course explores the anthropology, psychology of life's milestones.
Video: Primary Lets Students Size Up Potential Presidents
January 27, 2020The leadoff N.H. primary gives students an insider's view of presidential politics.
Sienna Craig Becomes the South House Professor
July 17, 2019The cultural anthropologist is dedicated to fostering a holistic, welcoming community.
Video: Unearthing Dartmouth History, Layer by Layer
June 28, 2019“We found a very rich layer of artifacts,” says Professor of Anthropology Jesse Casana.
Digging Dartmouth: ‘History Is Right Beneath Our Feet’
June 7, 2019Archaeologists are excavating the ground in front of Dartmouth Library's Baker-Berry Library.
Godzilla: Is He a Reflection of Modern Day Anxiety?
May 31, 2019Dartmouth scientists examine the extremely rapid growth of an iconic Japanese monster.
Virtual Reality ‘Sees’ Through the Eyes of a Tiny Primate
March 26, 2019VR becomes a hands-on tool, engaging students in physics, biology, and optics.
Irving Energy Institute Funds First Research Projects
February 14, 2019Interdisciplinary topics range from nanotechnology to bioenergy to telemedicine.