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Anthropology

Department Chair: Thomas Leatherman

The Department of Anthropology was established in 1969. At the University of Massachusetts Amherst, the Anthropology Department is a four-field program, each concerned with one of the main branches of Anthropology: Archaeology, Biological Anthropology, Cultural Anthropology, and Linguistic Anthropology.

Browse the Anthropology Collections:

Anthropology Department Archaeological Projects

  • Archaeology at the W.E.B. Du Bois Boyhood Homesite

Anthropology Department Dissertations Collection

Anthropology Department Faculty Publication Series

Anthropology Department Faculty Selected Works pages

Anthropology Department Field Program in European Studies

  • Selected Publications of EFS Faculty, Students, and Alumni
  • Dissertations and Theses based on EFS-sponsored field research
  • Final Reports of EFS student participants

Anthropology Department Masters Theses Collection

Anthropology Research Reports series

Cultural Heritage in European Societies and Spaces

  • "Multiculturalism, Migration, and Heritage" Graduate Student Workshop, University of Barcelona, February 2012
  • Student Research Reports
  • EASA Workshop 2012: Working Papers
  • Dissertations and Theses based on CHESS-Sponsored Field Research

Laos Project Papers

 
 

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Visit Laurie R. Godfrey

Laurie R. Godfrey


Visit Jane E. Anderson

Jane E. Anderson
Law, intellectual property, Indigenous rights, human rights, cultural property, international heritage, Indigenous political movements, policy studies, coloniality and colonialism, politics of cultural difference, rationalities of governance, archives, authority and expertise, production of knowledge, international organizations, problematics of theory/practice, mechanics of law reform, dispute resolution, critical legal theory, legal philosophy, cultural studies and how ideas travel.


Visit Elizabeth S. Chilton

Elizabeth S. Chilton
Cultural heritage, archaeology, hunter-gatherers, the origins of agriculture, origins of social complexity, technological organization, ceramic ecology, geoarchaeology, and cultural resource management, Native peoples of northeastern North America.


 
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