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A group of people collecting samples

UCalgary creates network for arctic wildlife conservation

In the News: Julio Mercader Florin, Anthropology and Archaeology, in Ara.cat

Homo erectus was more sophisticated than we thought and was able to survive an extreme climate.

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In the News: Peter Dawson, Anthropology and Archaeology, in The Guardian

Polar heritage sites are slipping into the sea – but can one island live forever online?

In the News: Julio Mercader Florin, Anthropology and Archaeology, in Earth.com

Amazing adaptation: Early humans thrived in extreme conditions

In the News: Julio Mercader Florin, Anthropology and Archaeology, in National Tribune

Human ancestor thrived longer and in harsher conditions than previous estimates

In the News: Julio Mercader Florin, Anthropology and Archaeology, in Epoch Times (subscriber's content)

New Research Reveals Our Ancestors Were Tougher Than We Ever Knew

A group of people are working in a large pit

Early humans adapted to harsh conditions more than a million years ago

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UCalgary undergraduate students begin their transdisciplinary research journeys

Sam Judson, a student with straight blonde hair to her shoulders and fair skin, is wearing a long sleeve shirt with a fleece vest. Her hands are in her pockets and she is smiling standing in front of an archaeology display.

Digging up Alberta's history: Undergraduate research project sparks enthusiasm for Plains archaeology