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Analysis finds Tongva people of Catalina Island hunted sea lions over 1,000 years ago and likely transported meat by plank canoes
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Scholars’ book examines how to better advocate for evidence-based approaches to education policy
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Archaeologist argues the Chumash Indians were using highly worked shell beads as currency 2,000 years ago
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Workshop will present proposal to decipher the secrets behind integrating automation into industry
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Report co-authored by scholar examines how psychological science could help veterans transition into the workplace
AD&A Museum’s lecture series to explore the conquest of Tenochtitlan 500 years ago, legacy today
Analysis finds Tongva people of Catalina Island hunted sea lions over 1,000 years ago and likely transported meat by plank canoes
Scholars’ book examines how to better advocate for evidence-based approaches to education policy
Archaeologist argues the Chumash Indians were using highly worked shell beads as currency 2,000 years ago
Workshop will present proposal to decipher the secrets behind integrating automation into industry
Report co-authored by scholar examines how psychological science could help veterans transition into the workplace
