Scholar’s paper sheds light on resilience of Indigenous people during Mission Period
Department of Anthropology
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New research indicates women’s empowerment may be met with a violent backlash -
Anthropologists study link between economic inequality and wellness among indigenous population in the Bolivian Amazon -
Archaeologists examine the enduring human costs of epidemics and what we might learn from COVID -
Anthropologists find a mother’s social status improves her children’s health -
Anthropology scholar examines ancient DNA to reveal history of Central and South Asian populations -
Excavation at La Purisima Mission unearths Chumash artifacts, provides field experience to aspiring archaeologists -
Periodic catastrophes are key to explaining incongruences in population growth over human evolutionary history -
He was going nowhere in a hurry. Now 35, he’s about to earn his bachelor’s degree in anthropology -
A new paper stresses the importance of ecological thinking and diverse study samples to improve psychological science
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In a new paper, anthropologist details the discovery of the fortifications of an Egyptian settlement -
The intensity of pride people feel for a given act or trait is set by an implicit mental map of what others value -
Scholars honored by prestigious Chinese organization for their contributions to archaeology -
Forager-farmer population provides valuable clues to the impact of industrialization on life and health -
Professor Emerita Barbara Voorhies receives 2016 Award for Excellence in Archaeological Analysis -
UC Santa Barbara celebrates World Anthropology Day with family-friendly activities -
UCSB anthropologists shed light on the consequences of food insecurity in ancient warfare -
UCSB anthropologists study the effects of market integration and monetization on food-sharing behavior
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Barbara Voorhies has received the American Anthropological Association’s Gender Equity in Anthropology Award
