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Archeological remains from El Gigante
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Thomas Harper
Botanical remains from El Gigante.

Lessons in sustainability, evolution and human adaptation — courtesy of the Holocene

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Anthropology associate professor David Lawson
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Jeff Liang
Associate Professor David W. Lawson, May 2023

New collection of articles unpacks the importance of culture in the evolution of gendered conflict
Tsimané fishing with bows and arrows
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Michael Gurven
Compared to industrialized counterparts Tsimané people of lowland Bolivia have less food availability and must expend more effort to get it

Greater fat stores and blood cholesterol increase with brain volume, but beyond a certain point they are associated with faster brain aging

Not Just for the Gods
Sunset at the Itenez River

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UCSB Archaeologist Says Innovative Plan For Maya Research Site Is Making Major Strides

UCSB Professor To Lecture On El Pilar Maya Archaeological Site

Maya Reserve at El Pilar Formally Established
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