Psalms: Hard to Spell, Even Harder to Date
“Even if we can’t discern their musical sound, their origin, or their true authorship, we can be grateful to have the preserved beauty of the Psalms’ words.”
So You Wanna Work in a Museum
At every museum I visited, their parting words were nearly identical –– “Make sure to have internships in college.”
Wiccan Hike to Sweden Creek Falls
“This is a good way to end our class – pagans have always found church outdoors.”
Research Trip Expands Data on Dental Wear
I definitely felt the weight of the collections I was working with. Opening a box to find a human skull is not something to be taken lightly, and it’s impossible not to constantly ask yourself “who was this person?” and “how did they end up here?” and “what was their story?”
The Tooth of the Matter
How often do you floss? And be honest, because anthropology and biology major Grace Roberts can see the truth! The sophomore Bodenhamer Fellow is working with Dr. Peter Ungar to research patterns of tooth wear, with hopes to ultimately help dentists better...