Anthropology
Religion Refresh
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06/21/19A Land Called N’dakinna
Native American leaders are teaming up with UNH researchers to rewrite the region’s story. -
06/13/19Passing: Richard (Dick) Downs
Professor Emeritus Richard Erskine Downs passed away on May 14. -
05/13/19UNH Beer Inspired by 1600s Smuttynose Tavern (Seacoast Online)
Anthropology students and faculty combine history with beer science.
Recent Stories
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04/25/19 - What Makes Us HumanDuring the fall semester of his sophomore year, Riley Kenney ‘19 took an anthropology course Read More -
03/14/19 - Indigenous New HampshireTwo members of the Cowasuck band of Pennacook Abenaki People are working with UNH researchers and students to give their history a new voice. Read More -
01/30/19 - Meet Next Year's Faculty FellowsThe Center for the Humanities has awarded Faculty Research Fellowships to four faculty members for 2019-2020. Read More -
12/04/18 - Rising to the ChallengeSocial business competition winners get creative at the annual NH SVIC. Read More -
10/03/18 - Boston 25 News: Rising Sea Level Threatening History Up and Down New England CoastAnthropologist Meghan Howey talks to Boston 25 about her research on sea-level rise and vulnerable historic sites. Read More -
09/24/18 - Seacoastonline.com: UNH anthropology students visit SAACCUNH students visit Seacoast African American Cultural Center, view exhibit curated by their professor, Casey Golomski. Read More -
09/17/18 - Public History at Crooked TreeA UNH anthropologist leads the creation of a Belize archaeology museum and cultural heritage center. Read More -
08/07/18 - Full Slate of FulbrightsA record number of applicants from UNH have been named 2018 Fulbright Scholars. Read More -
07/17/18 - U.S. News & World Report: Volunteers Search for History in Dover at Archaeological DigAnthropology professor Meghan Howey, students and volunteers conduct archaeological research in Dover, N.H. Read More -
07/17/18 - Searching for History at 1654 Meetinghouse SiteAnthropology professor Meghan Howey, students and volunteers conducted archaeological research in Dover, N.H. at the site of the Second Meeting House of the First Parish Church,... Read More