- On March 12, from noon to 3:30, Dr. William Schindler of Washington College gave a flintknapping demonstration in 009/010 Munroe Hall. There were opportunities for the adventurous to try their hands. Dr. Schindler is an expert at many indigenous technologies including flintknapping, ceramic production, and textiles. He is a student and protege of Dr. Errett Callahan, one of the finest flintknappers in the world.
- Lu Ann De Cunzo elected to serve as president of Society for Historical Archaeology
- Read more about Professor De Cunzo in The Review
- Read about Karen Rosenberg's analysis of a Stone Age skeleton
- Learn about "Unearthing New Castle's Past," a program in public historical archaeology, supported by the UNIDEL Foundation
- Karen Rosenberg appears in program on National Geographic Channel
- Three Anthropology majors elected to Phi Beta Kappa in Spring 2007
- Senior Amanda Leonard presents paper at Greater Philadelphia Asian Studies Colloquium, May 2007
- Anthropologist in Art Conservation Department cooperates with Anthropology Department
- Karen Rosenberg and students participate in internet conference, December 2005
- ANTH 216: Intro to Material Culture Studies students prepare community recipes, December 2005
- Photos from the ANTH 216 feast, December 2005
- Anthropology students work with art and artifacts at the UD gallery, December 2003
Department of Anthropology, Class of 2007
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