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This Link takes you to Participate and Advocate. It features many links to follow research labs and other projects!

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BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
PRIMATE RESEARCH
HUMAN EVOLUTION AND ORIGINS

BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
Biological Anthropology Classroom Resources

Anthropology Tutorials On-line higher education tutorials and classroom materials on biological and cultural anthropology are provided by the Behavioral Sciences Dept. at the University of Palomar, California.

Human Anatomy On-lineThe images contain animated labels that are activated by rolling your mouse-cursor over the various bones, ligaments, organs, etc. Links to related sites are included as well.

Osteo InteractiveThis is an excellent site with many resources about forensic anthropology, paleopathology, and other biological fields within anthropology. The site also contains on-line copies of the American Journal of Physical Anthropology.

Virtual Fly Lab
The Virtual Fly Lab and several other virtual classrooms are available on this web page. Sponsored by California State University, Virtual Courseware for Science Education is an ongoing project dedicated to developing interactive web-based activities for the Life and Earth Sciences. The lessons are structured into individual "labs" with on-line text, graphics, and interactive quizzes. Some of the lab topics include lessons on geological topics, carbon dating artifacts, evolution, and demographics.

Biological Anthropology Publications Biological Anthropology Organizations

Forensic Crime LabThis site contains a wealth of information concerning forensic science, human anatomy, morphology, and recent seminars and research findings in related fields. The site also includes abstracts and ordering information on a wide-range of publications.

PRIMATE RESEARCH
Primate Classroom Resources Primate Organizations
HUMAN EVOLUTION AND ORIGINS
Human Evoluction - General Resources

Harvard University Biology LinksThe Harvard's Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology offers this web page of biology-related links. The most useful are under the sub-category "Evolution," which includes both human and animal evolutionary topics.

Human Evolution Museums and Exhibits
Human Evolution Publications

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BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY PRIMATE RESEARCH HUMAN EVOLUTION AND ORIGINS BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY Biological Anthropology Classroom Resources Anthropology Tutorials On-line higher education tutorials and classroom materials on biological and cultural anthropology are provided by the Behavioral Sciences Dept. at the University of Palomar, California.

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This Link shows upcoming webinars for American Association for Biological Anthropology

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Biological anthropology is a science that deals with the adaptations, variability, and evolution of human beings and their living and fossil relatives. Because it studies human biology in the context of human culture and behavior, biological anthropology is both a biological and a social science.

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This up and coming network serves as a place for students and those in the anthropology community to post and collab. It allows for sharing ideas and learning new perspectives.

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Community - CollabAnthNetwork LLC - CollabAnthNetwork

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A new kind of social networking platform of anthropology re-imagined as a more field-specific, collaborative, and proactive site for anthropological discourse.

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In Anthropology many researchers reach out and connect via twitter. I listed the twitter of AABA to place a common account for many accounts. For instance the DeLeon Research Lab at UF has one and posts about their research.

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On this forum for Archaeologists and Paleontologists you can ask weird questions or get advice from others in the field!

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Archeology Forum - Archeology Questions & Answers, Discussions

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Archeology Forums - Ask an expert about archeology

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The National Park Services love to educate and teach about archaeology and current projects. Stay current in archaeology and learn more about our national parks!

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Topics in Archeology Webinar Series

Our webinar lecture series is devoted to dissemination of information about current research in archeology both inside and outside of national parks. The 2013-2014 webinar lecture series is devoted to developments in archeological site locational technologies. Methodologies examined include LiDAR, metal detecting, ground penetrating radar, satellite imagery, and underwater locational technologies.
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Lori Collins and Travis Doering, University of South Florida
The ability to rapidly and accurately document the world and share that data is revolutionizing archeology and museum sciences. Terrestrial Laser Scanning (TLS) and combined spatial, imaging, and visualization tools enhance archeological and heritage research and workflows. These projects also bring national parks to the classroom and change the way we teach, learn, and interact with our past. Play video >>

Alan P. Sullivan, Dept. of Anthropology, University of Cincinnati
Improvements in the spatial and spectral resolution of satellite imagery has allowed archeologists to explore how various types of archeological phenomena-from trails to palaces-register on different scales. Sullivan discusses the possibilities and challenges of direct predictive modeling of small-scale, abundant archeological phenomena at the regional level of analysis. Play video >>

Andrew LaBounty, Integrated Resources Technician, Voyageurs NP
Researchers combined historical aerial imagery with early shoreline surveys and modern archeological information, digitizing thousands of cultural features into a geodatabase. Archeologists can use GIS to query and visualize cultural activities over time, revealing spatial patterns and directing future research. Play video >>

Ken Kvamme, Director, Archeo-Imaging Lab, University of Arkansas
Geophysical prospecting in archeology has become faster, less expensive, and easier to use. Hectares may be surveyed in as little as a day, leading to the growth of a true "landscape archeology." The four principal geophysical prospecting methods indicate different, often complementary, physical properties, offering an increasingly comprehensive view of buried archeological deposits. Play video >>

Douglas Scott, NPS Archeologist (retired)
This webinar provides archeologists an overview of the physical principles that govern metal detectors, describing capabilities and limitations. Scott demonstrates detectors' use in inventory, testing, and excavation, with a focus on recent developments in metal detector technology and archeological field applications of VLF and terrestrial Pulse Induction machines. Play video >>

Fred Limp, Leica Chair in Geospatial Imaging, University of Arkansas
A revolution is underway in remote sensing, geographic information systems, global satellite navigation systems, airborne and terrestrial LiDAR, geophysics, photogrammetry, and the computational systems that make these possible. This webinar provides a historical overview of these technologies, and the institutional and training requirements for archeology and heritage management. Play Part 1 >> or Part 2 >>
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Our webinar lecture series is devoted to dissemination of information about current research in archeology both inside and outside of national parks. The 2013-2014 webinar lecture series is devoted to developments in archeological site locational technologies. Methodologies examined include LiDAR, metal detecting, ground penetrating radar, satellite imagery, and underwater locational technologies.

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This lovely guy will tell you all about archaeology, he has wonderful YouTube videos and you can message him and ask him questions directly!

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" Archaeosoup Productions Archaeosoup Productions - Archaeology Videos

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Filming, making, learning & sharing stories about our remarkable human past! Click to explore what we offer:

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Youtube is a great place to find tutorials and information from others. It allows you to leave comments and interact with other researchers. I linked the DeLeon Research Lab Youtube to show how they interact and teach those around them

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HOW TO: Turn Your Segmentation to 3D Model [3D Slicer Workflow]