Research seminars in 2018-19
Modelling the evolution of populations: interactions between social and genetic patterns - Dr Elsa Guillot
Professor Graeme Were - Re-inheriting the Revolutionary Past: Museums, Archives and Social Repair in Vietnam - Inaugural Lecture
'They get more miracles than us!' Negotiating identity, boundaries and toleration at Sri Lankan multi-religious ritual sites - Professor Mark Whitaker
Decolonising Canadian Heritage and Museology through Indigenous Engagement - Dr Bryony Onciul
Major Transitions in Evolution. When’s the Next One? - Dr Kit Opie
Made in the USA.? The Exceptional Logic of Economic Nationalism - Professor Ann Kingsolver
Post preservation or Social Repair? Curating the local in Southern China - Professor Mike Rowlands
Professor Fiona Jordan - The evolution of cross-cultural diversity - Inaugural Lecture
Class and coercion in post-industrial Britain: an ethnography of a housing estate in south-west England
Transmission Biases & Cumulative Culture in Human and Nonhuman Primates - Dr Rachel Kendal
Cooperation and the Evolution of Hunter-Gatherer Storytelling - Dan Smith
‘Object-ifying’ death: grave goods in prehistoric Britain - Dr Catriona Gibson
Infancy and Childhood in Early Iron Age Tyrrhenian Italy: New Interdisciplinary Perspectives - Dr Francesca Fulminante
Monasteraki, Amariou: A New Palace in Crete? - Dr Don Evely
Recovering the Unseen and the Absent Presence: Henri Gaden's Photographic Encounters in West Africa, 1894-1907 - Professor Roy Dilley
Permanence Premised: The Granted Power of Revolution in Cuba - Professor Martin Holbraad
