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Sophia Perdikaris sitting with skulls of fallow deer. She is researching the deer on the island of Barbuda.

Perdikaris helps untangle history of fallow deer

May 2, 2024

Agriculture & Environment

Society & Culture

New signage welcomes visitors to Reller Prairie.

Global Integrative Studies hosting Archaeology Days at Reller Prairie

June 8, 2023

Mummy GI tracts yield evidence of early hospice care

December 8, 2020

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Turkish members of an excavation team led by Nebraska art history professor Michael Hoff sweep dirt away from a new mosaic discovered in August 2018. Courtesy photo.

Hoff to discuss Antiochia ad Cragum excavation

November 30, 2018

Nebraska team discovers 'extraordinary' Roman mosaic in Turkey

November 12, 2018

Science & Technology

Society & Culture

Jeffrey Stevens (pictured) and Elise Thayer of the university's Adaptive Decision Making Lab will speak July 22 during Sunday with a Scientist at Morrill Hall.

Sunday with a Scientist to focus on animal behavior, archaeology

July 11, 2018

Science & Technology

Caroline Sturdy Colls

Lectures explore research into Poland death camp

March 29, 2017

Nakassis to present next AIA lecture

January 24, 2017

Students hone skills in archaeology field school

June 24, 2015

Johnica Morrow (left) and Elizabeth Rácz, doctoral students, are co-authors of a paper that examines the parasitology found in archaeological sites in Nivelles, Belgium. (Mekita Rivas | Natural Resources)

Belgian archaeological sites provide parasitology insights

December 4, 2014

Sun-tempered pot

Archaeology is focus of Sept. 21 Sunday Scientist program

September 17, 2014