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Dr. Jamie Clark excavating at the Middle Stone Age site of Sibudu Cave (South Africa)
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Denisova OR7D4 protein model
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Testing at the Keystone Dune site, Shaw Creek Flats, Alaska
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Sakapultekos
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Croxton Site, Locality J. excavations conducted by Dr. S. Craig Gerlach in 1981 and 1982
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Jomon Japan
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Stratigraphy at the Hurricane Bluff site near Delta Junction, Alaska
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Casting Gond Tribals (Pendra, Chhattisgarh)
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The prehistoric site HEA-327 near Healy, Alaska
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Upward Sun River
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Political campaign signs and placards in Nahuala, Guatemala, June 2015
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The Department of Anthropology was founded in 1935 as part of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Alaska. The first undergraduate degrees in Anthropology were given in 1959, the first MA degrees in 1968 and the first PhD degrees in 1988. We are the only anthropology program in the United States that maintains a holistic approach to circumpolar studies, providing instruction and research in all aspects of anthropology.
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