"The Analysis of Ancient Human DNA" presented by Professor Rasmus Nielsen (Integrative Biology, UC Berkeley).
Abstract: In this talk I will discuss the use of ancient DNA in anthropological research.
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"The Analysis of Ancient Human DNA" presented by Professor Rasmus Nielsen (Integrative Biology, UC Berkeley).
The audio volume is low on this recording but please note that you can click the CC button to enable subtitles and these may assist you.
"The Analysis of Ancient Human DNA" presented by Professor Rasmus Nielsen (Integrative Biology, UC Berkeley).
Title: Urban Life and Foodways at Huari, Ayacucho, Peru (AD 600-1000): A Spatial Macrobotanical Analysis
Speaker: Geoff Taylor
Date: April 25, 2018
Some Assembly Required: Using a pXRF to Reconstruct the Production History of a Proto-Corinthian Helmet" presented by Jesse Obert, AHMA Graduate Student, UC Berkeley
Some Assembly Required: Using a pXRF to Reconstruct the Production History of a Proto-Corinthian Helmet" presented by Jesse Obert, AHMA Graduate Student, UC Berkeley
"Mortuary Culture and Ethnic Politics in Eleventh-Century Northeast Asia" presented by Dr. Nicolas Tackett, Department of History, UC Berkeley
Abstract: Due to an abundance of surviving textual sources, historians of
"Mortuary Culture and Ethnic Politics in Eleventh-Century Northeast Asia" presented by Dr. Nicolas Tackett, Department of History, UC Berkeley
Abstract: Due to an abundance of surviving textual sources, historians of
"Everybody Poops: Using Fecal Stanols to Track Cahokia Region Population Change and Evaluate Ideas on Cahokia’s Decline" presented by A.J. White, Graduate Student, Anthropology, UC Berkeley.
