Robin Nelson
AAPA Committee on Diversity IDEAS program and the BOAS network team up to bring you AAPA voices. Short videos of eight scholars discussing their research, their experiences, and their thoughts on...
View ArticleDavid Boxley Totem Pole at National Museum of the American Indian
David Boxley, a Tsimshian carver from Alaska, created a totem pole for the National Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C. Boxley, who grew up in Metlakatla, and his son finished the work...
View ArticleGreat Wonders: Chichen Itza: An Alien City in the Maya Lowlands
Lecture given by Dr. Simon Martin, Associate Curator and Keeper of Collections, American Section. Every spring and autumn equinox thousands of people gather at the base of “El Castillo”—the pyramid at...
View ArticleAging with grace in high heels
Beverlye Hyman Fead is an author, artist, photographer and public speaker living with cancer. Aging in High Heels is her online zine filled with witty and inspirational content about aging with...
View ArticleAnthropology Straight Up: “Celebrating Age”
The non-profit BOAS Network hosts the science talk series ANTHROPOLOGY STRAIGHT UP with a cross-cultural perspective on celebrating age at the Santa Barbara University Club July 11, 2017. Featured...
View ArticleTalking Shit With Dr. Todd and Natalia: Nailed It!
Biological anthropologist Dr. Todd and primatologist Natalia discuss a feature unique to primates- fingernails!
View ArticleTalking Shit with Dr. Todd and Natalia: Stool is the Perfect Tool
Biological anthropologist Dr. Todd and primatologist Natalia talk shit…literally! Yes, stool is the perfect tool for scientist looking to learn more about an individual. Watch, learn, and SHARE!!!
View ArticleBiological Anthropology and the Public: Julie J. Lesnik
Using edible insects to inspire conversations about human evolution and food sustainability Current perceptions of insects as food here in the United States are generally of disgust, even though...
View ArticleBiological Anthropology and the Public: Natalia Reagan
Lights, Camera, Anthropology! We are truly living in interesting times. From evolution and climate change deniers, to the rise of racial essentialist thinking, to threats of mass extinction, it is...
View ArticleAnthropology Straight Up: Psychics, Mediums and Shamans
BOAS Network hosts the science talk series ANTHROPOLOGY STRAIGHT UP with a look at psychics, mediums and shamans 2017. see www.boasnetwork.com for more videos and follow us @BoasNetwork for upcoming...
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