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ANU Biological Anthropology We combine primatology, palaeoanthropology, human behavioural ecology, human skeletal biology, bioarchaeology, & forensic anthropology. CRICOS: 00120C

For our final Biological Anthropology Research seminar of 2026, we’re excited to host Dr. Khandis Blake who will deliver...
16/10/2026

For our final Biological Anthropology Research seminar of 2026, we’re excited to host Dr. Khandis Blake who will deliver an online talk via Zoom. Dr. Blake’s talk is entitled “Gender, kinship, and the architecture of the human mind: A proposal from psychology”. Please see poster below for details, and register via the following link:
https://anu.zoom.us/meeting/register/dqkxFjfDRqS-66u-1bUHgA

For our next Biological Anthropology Research seminar, we’re excited to host Dr. Travis Steffens who will deliver an onl...
02/10/2026

For our next Biological Anthropology Research seminar, we’re excited to host Dr. Travis Steffens who will deliver an online talk via Zoom. Dr. Steffens will deliver a talk entitled “We are in this together: One Health Approaches to lemur conservation”. Please see poster below for details, and register via the following link:
https://anu.zoom.us/meeting/register/Wcejr6CPQAWUvM6LIUJlrA

For our next Biological Anthropology Research seminar, we’re excited to host Prof. Helen Kurki who will deliver an onlin...
18/09/2026

For our next Biological Anthropology Research seminar, we’re excited to host Prof. Helen Kurki who will deliver an online talk via Zoom. Prof. Kurki’s talk is entitled “Evolution of the human pelvis and childbirth: Myth, mythos, and logos”. Please see poster below for details, and register via the following link:
https://anu.zoom.us/meeting/register/ym981Zv6SSixULLv7_Njrw

For our next Biological Anthropology Research seminar, we’re excited to host Prof. Daniel Franklin who will deliver an o...
21/08/2026

For our next Biological Anthropology Research seminar, we’re excited to host Prof. Daniel Franklin who will deliver an online talk via Zoom. Prof. Franklin’s talk is entitled “Forensic Investigation of Victims of the Batavia Mutiny, 1629”. Please see poster below for details, and register via the following link:
https://anu.zoom.us/meeting/register/mJf8XkfuSlaju-AfQgtIoQ

For our next Biological Anthropology Research seminar, we’re excited to host Dr. Zewdi Tsegai who will deliver an online...
07/08/2026

For our next Biological Anthropology Research seminar, we’re excited to host Dr. Zewdi Tsegai who will deliver an online talk via Zoom. Dr. Tsegai’s talk is entitled “Reconstructing locomotion in the human lineage: integrating new morphological and biomechanical approaches”. Please see poster below for details, and register via the following link:
https://anu.zoom.us/meeting/register/g-k_1vpXRd6cizulwmH7IA

For our next Biological Anthropology Research seminar, we’re excited to host Dr. Zachary Cofran who will deliver an onli...
24/07/2026

For our next Biological Anthropology Research seminar, we’re excited to host Dr. Zachary Cofran who will deliver an online talk via Zoom. Dr. Cofran’s talk is entitled “Small apes, small brains—big lessons for human evolution”. Please see poster below for details, and register via the following link: https://anu.zoom.us/meeting/register/l4tHe5BmSSyFqJGKO4hC5w

For our next Biological Anthropology Research seminar, we’re excited to host Dr. Joseph Watts who will deliver an online...
13/05/2026

For our next Biological Anthropology Research seminar, we’re excited to host Dr. Joseph Watts who will deliver an online talk via Zoom. Dr. Watts’s talk is entitled “The Cultural Macroevolution of Religion”. Please see poster below for details, and register via the following link:
https://anu.zoom.us/meeting/register/91BMNb3fTky03uLkiVIHtA

For our next Biological Anthropology Research seminar, we’re excited to host Dr. Gina Palefsky, who will deliver an onli...
17/04/2026

For our next Biological Anthropology Research seminar, we’re excited to host Dr. Gina Palefsky, who will deliver an online talk via Zoom. Dr. Palefsky’s talk will be on “Regional Isotopic Perspectives on Diet in Metal Age Central Thailand (c. 1100 BCE - CE 500)”. Please see poster below for details, and register via the following link:
https://anu.zoom.us/meeting/register/Y2sAPSNYS4q4TwqKvRud1g

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