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  1. Tucked behind the Museum of Natural History, the anthropology and world archaeology collection of the Pitt Rivers Museum is a hoarder's dream. A dark, cavernous hall is chock-a-block full of artifacts in stacked glass cases. Items are not arranged by culture or historical period, rather, by use. Swords from Renaissa...

  2. The graduate student conference at UIC on Saturday March 3, 2012 in the Behavioral Sciences Building (BSB). This is where breakfast and panel intermissions were held.

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  3. The graduate students of UIC hosted an Anthropology Conference on Materiality Saturday March 3rd, 2012 at the behavioral Sciences Building. An undergraduate poster session was held as well. This is an image of the poster session.

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  4. The UIC graduate students hosted their first anthropology conference on Materiality Saturday, March 3, 2012 in the Behavioral Sciences Building. The keynote speaker was Neil Smith (depicted in the first row with glasses) who spoke on Neoliberalism.

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  5. GigapanMagazine.org Will open in a new tab or window vol 3 issue 1 One of the most rewarding hikes in the Grand Canyon, Nankoweap offers a glimpse into the life of a people who carved a living from the bottom of the Canyon hundreds of years ago. According to the NPS website: Experimentation with horticultural subsistence began in the Sou...

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  6. Our party takes in the view after an early morning hike. Like any archeological site, Nankoweap Granaries are a sensitive site. Although there is a compelling interest to see what is inside of the granaries, none of us climbed up to look in for three reasons: we could disturb the site, we could fall to our deaths, an...

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