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Cultures of North America: Research Jonathan Haas-Curator of North American Archaeology and his colleague, Winifred Creamer, Adjunct Associate Curator in the Department, have been working on the evolut

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Lithic Production and Exchange in the South Balkans, North Aegean and North Western Anatolia during the Late Prehistory On February 27, Dr. Petranka Nedelcheva-Megalla, the 2013-14 ABF Archaeological P

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Category: Article Tags Ancient Americas Living Cultures Published: November 16, 2016 Oil or Water? Part II Alaka Wali is a Curator of North American Anthropology Collections.  Alaka Wali is a Curator o

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Press Release Home  /  Press Releases January 17, 2019 Science Fossil shark teeth discovered in leftover rock that contained SUE the T. rex Freshwater shark lived in South Dakota, had teeth shaped like

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