You are what you eat, right down to the bone
Trent M.A. Anthropology graduate pioneering new methods of studying of bones to shed light on historical food consumption
November 29, 2021
Stories Matching "Anthropology M.A."
Research into the Past Leads to a Bright Future
Trent Anthropology student’s surprising research findings result in prestigious journal publication
March 26, 2021
Archeological Bones Contain Evidence of Human Impacts on Lake Ontario Watershed
SSHRC-funded Anthropology post-doc at Trent Dr. Eric Guiry named finalist in Impact Awards for research on ancient fish specimens
September 6, 2019
Trip to the Philippines Gives Anthropology Grad Student an Edge in the Field
Jose Sanchez describes his unforgettable academic and international journey
October 28, 2016
Japanese Buddhist Mummies in Japan: Alumnus Shares Research Experience
Shayne Dahl welcomed to Trent University Durham
March 24, 2016
Trent Alumnus Reveals Latest Discoveries from the Franklin Expedition
Dr. Douglas Stenton '80 delivers public lecture on discovery of HMS Erebus
October 15, 2015
Celebrating Local Archaeological Heritage: Trent Alumnus Edits New Book
Peterborough Archaeology launched September 22 at Trent University
September 29, 2015
Trent University Durham Digs Oshawa's Past
Students gain hands-on experience through archaeological dig in partnership with the Oshawa Community Museum
August 24, 2015
Dr. Anne Keenleyside Unites Northern Studies and Science to Bring History to Life
Craniofacial reconstruction captures unprecedented view of those lost on Franklin expedition
August 12, 2015
Two Trent University Alumni Awarded Inaugural Polar Medal
Professor Shelagh Grant and Dr. Douglas Stenton honoured for contributions to Canada's North
July 9, 2015