Osteoclubbers welcome back to another academic year! Osteoclub will be on tomorrow at 2pm. We look forward to seeing you there! π
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A fun-filled page for students to engage in discussions, read articles and learn more about Anthropology, Osteology or any related subject areas οΏ½
This page is for all the students interested in biological and forensic Anthropology, Paleontology and Bioarcheology, and doing related modules. Here you can share your theories, interesting articles, engage in quizzes, ask questions and just find out some interesting information to do with bones.
11/07/2019
New evidence has been found to suggest earlier migration of modern humans from Africa into Europe π
Earliest modern human found outside Africa Researchers have found the earliest example of our species outside Africa.
08/07/2019
Congratulations to our Osteoclubbers who have now graduated, we are very proud of you! ππ Special congrats to Rowan and Vicky who were awarded departmental prizes!
13/06/2019
Sadly Osteoclub has now finished for the year πͺ Thank you to everyone who has come along, it's been a pleasure working with you! To our 1st and 2nd years we will see you next year...to our leavers we will miss you and you are always welcome to visit!! ππ€
Osteoclub will be on tomorrow at the usual time should you need a revision break, only one more box to go! ππ
15/05/2019
Osteoclub in full swing this afternoon, we officially only have one box left until we have a fully documented collection! π¬π
It may be sunny outside but Osteoclub will still be on! βοΈπ
Osteoclub will be on at 2pm as usual tomorrow for those who need a revision break ππ
Remember Osteoclub is on today and it's photo day! Do't forget to bring your stash π·π
Osteoclub will be running as normal this week for those of you that need a break from revision! ππ Don't forget your stash!!!! π· π
In terms of forensic taphonomy research I think this is a great idea! But what do you think? π€π
EXCLUSIVE: UK to open first βbody farmβ for forensic research Sites that allow the study of human remains have long existed in the United States and have started to appear recently in other countries.
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Anthropology Department, Dawson Building, Science Site, South Road
Durham
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