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Alannah O’Shea at the Forensic Osteology excavation site

Out of the Classroom

Developing the practical skills required to excavate and analyse human remains in the field.

Exploring Representation in Geography

Learning about Women's representation in the discipline at the Royal Geographical Society.

Staff, children and students discuss the flowers on campus.

Bio Blitz was Buzzin'

Counting species on campus over a 24 hour period is the name of the game at this community event.

Human Biology Student Abbie Cushion in the Darwin lab

Understanding Humans

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I learn things that challenge my assumptions every day.

Hannah Fitchett - BA (Hons) Social Anthropology with a Year in Japan

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What a gorilla’s hand tells us about our evolution

Dr Christopher Dunmore’s study of primate bones sheds light on ancient human movement

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