Bioarchaeology of Violence with Ryan Harrod
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Ryan Harrod is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Anthropology/UAA. His research involves the identification of social inequality and violence within a community through archaeological findings. At this event he discusses what these findings express about human nature as reflected in the presence of non-lethal trauma, activity-related changes to the skeleton, and other conditions.
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