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7 anthropology Events Found
Suds & Science: Ancient DNA Research - Understanding Historic Archaeological Populations
Research presentation on using ancient DNA to understand histories of historic period archaeological populations in North America. Entry for this event will be 6:45 p.m. All ages welcome, runs from 7-8 pm.
Norwich Inn
Free
3/4/26
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Mar
4
Suds & Science: Ancient DNA Research - Understanding Historic Archaeological Populations
Research presentation on using ancient DNA to understand histories of historic period archaeological populations in North America. Entry for this event will be 6:45 p.m. All ages welcome, runs from 7-8 pm.
Free
In-Person
Mar 4, 11:45 PM ET
01-18-2026
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The 141st Annual Academy Meeting
The 141st Annual Academy Meeting will bring together hundreds of Indiana and Midwest senior and junior scientists from industry and academia, graduate and undergraduate science students, engineers, science educators from public and private schools, and science enthusiasts. The meeting includes nearly 200 oral and poster research presentations, hot topic presentations, workshops, and panel discussions. It is the only multidisciplinary scientific meeting in Indiana, covering anthropology, botany, cell biology, earth sciences, ecology, engineering, environmental science, mathematics, microbiology, molecular biology, physics, astronomy, plant systematics, biodiversity, science education, zoology, and entomology. Registration opens early January 2026. Abstract submission deadline is February 28, 2026.
J.W. Marriott Hotel-Downtown Indianapolis
$90.00 - Registr...
$90.00 - Registration fees vary: Non-Member $180, Exhibitor $175, Standard Member $90, Student Member $55
3/21/26
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Mar
21
The 141st Annual Academy Meeting
The 141st Annual Academy Meeting will bring together hundreds of Indiana and Midwest senior and junior scientists from industry and academia, graduate and undergraduate science students, engineers, science educators from public and private schools, and science enthusiasts. The meeting includes nearly 200 oral and poster research presentations, hot topic presentations, workshops, and panel discussions. It is the only multidisciplinary scientific meeting in Indiana, covering anthropology, botany, cell biology, earth sciences, ecology, engineering, environmental science, mathematics, microbiology, molecular biology, physics, astronomy, plant systematics, biodiversity, science education, zoology, and entomology. Registration opens early January 2026. Abstract submission deadline is February 28, 2026.
$90.00 - Registr...
$90.00 - Registration fees vary: Non-Member $180, Exhibitor $175, Standard Member $90, Student Member $55
In-Person
Mar 21, 12:00 PM ET
Multidisciplinary
Research Presentations
Poster Sessions
Workshops
Networking
Indiana
Annual Meeting
Anthropology
Botany
Cell Biology
Earth Sciences
Ecology
Engineering
Environmental Science
Mathematics
Microbiology
Molecular Biology
Physics
Astronomy
Science Education
Zoology
Entomology
Abstract Submission
Academic Conference
02-11-2026
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MCC on Tap Presents "Why Music Is More Than Sound"
Music engages us in culturally and psychologically powerful ways, leading us to reflect on our lives and those around us, as well as activating regions of our brain responsible for emotion, memory, movement, and reward all at once. In this talk, Evin Rodkey (Anthropology Instructor) and April Shirey (Registrar) discuss how music can provide with opportunities to interpret aspects of culture more closely and how it triggers dopamine releases making listening to it pleasurable or motivating, strengthens neural connections, supports learning, and can even help regulate stress by calming the nervous system. Doors to lecture space open at 5:30 PM.
Pigeon Hill Brewery
Free
3/24/26
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Mar
24
MCC on Tap Presents "Why Music Is More Than Sound"
Music engages us in culturally and psychologically powerful ways, leading us to reflect on our lives and those around us, as well as activating regions of our brain responsible for emotion, memory, movement, and reward all at once. In this talk, Evin Rodkey (Anthropology Instructor) and April Shirey (Registrar) discuss how music can provide with opportunities to interpret aspects of culture more closely and how it triggers dopamine releases making listening to it pleasurable or motivating, strengthens neural connections, supports learning, and can even help regulate stress by calming the nervous system. Doors to lecture space open at 5:30 PM.
Free
In-Person
Mar 24, 11:00 PM ET
Psychology
Neuroscience
Cognitive Science
Anthropology
Interdisciplinary
Brain Research
Learning
Stress Regulation
02-11-2026
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Uncover Alabama Camp Out
A weekend camping event for Girl Scouts to explore Alabama's natural history through visits to the UA Arboretum, Alabama Museum of Natural History, Van de Graaff Arboretum & Historic Bridge Park, and Moundville Archaeological Park. Includes guided nature walks, museum tours, hands-on archaeology activities, camping, and educational programming about rocks, fossils, artifacts, and prehistoric communities. Registration includes tent site, dinner, museum admission, special programming, custom fun patch, and GeoAlabama Bandana. Participants need camping equipment, transportation, and adult supervision (19+ years old).
Van de Graaff Arboretum & Historic Bridge Park
$75.00 - Girl Sc...
$75.00 - Girl Scout: $75, Adult: $65
3/28/26
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Mar
28
Uncover Alabama Camp Out
A weekend camping event for Girl Scouts to explore Alabama's natural history through visits to the UA Arboretum, Alabama Museum of Natural History, Van de Graaff Arboretum & Historic Bridge Park, and Moundville Archaeological Park. Includes guided nature walks, museum tours, hands-on archaeology activities, camping, and educational programming about rocks, fossils, artifacts, and prehistoric communities. Registration includes tent site, dinner, museum admission, special programming, custom fun patch, and GeoAlabama Bandana. Participants need camping equipment, transportation, and adult supervision (19+ years old).
$75.00 - Girl Sc...
$75.00 - Girl Scout: $75, Adult: $65
In-Person
Mar 28, 5:00 PM ET
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Amazing Archaeology Fair at Harvard
Journey from the Stone Age to the Colonial era with archaeology at two museums. Meet experts in animal bones, Egyptian tombs and hieroglyphs, cave art, Inka khipus, ancient chemical mysteries, and more. Try flint knapping (shaping stone tools) and uncover Harvard Yard's hidden past. Collect a souvenir at each museum you visit. Perfect for curious minds of all ages! Free event parking at the 52 Oxford Street Garage starting at 12:00 pm. Presented by the Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology, the Harvard Museum of the Ancient Near East, and the Harvard Museums of Science & Culture.
Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology
Regular museum a...
Regular museum admission rates apply
4/12/26
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Apr
12
Amazing Archaeology Fair at Harvard
Journey from the Stone Age to the Colonial era with archaeology at two museums. Meet experts in animal bones, Egyptian tombs and hieroglyphs, cave art, Inka khipus, ancient chemical mysteries, and more. Try flint knapping (shaping stone tools) and uncover Harvard Yard's hidden past. Collect a souvenir at each museum you visit. Perfect for curious minds of all ages! Free event parking at the 52 Oxford Street Garage starting at 12:00 pm. Presented by the Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology, the Harvard Museum of the Ancient Near East, and the Harvard Museums of Science & Culture.
Regular museum a...
Regular museum admission rates apply
In-Person
Apr 12, 5:00 PM ET
Archaeology
Museum
Hands-On Activities
Educational
Family-Friendly
Science
History
Anthropology
Flint Knapping
Ancient Civilizations
Harvard
Peabody Museum
02-10-2026
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Suds & Science: Anthropology and Evolutionary Biology - Human and Primate Studies
Presentation on anthropology and evolutionary biology focusing on the behavior, ecology, and functional morphology of humans and nonhuman primates. All ages welcome, runs from 7-8 pm.
Norwich Inn
Free
5/6/26
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May
6
Suds & Science: Anthropology and Evolutionary Biology - Human and Primate Studies
Presentation on anthropology and evolutionary biology focusing on the behavior, ecology, and functional morphology of humans and nonhuman primates. All ages welcome, runs from 7-8 pm.
Free
In-Person
May 6, 12:00 AM ET
01-18-2026
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Primate Evolution, Ecology and Conservation
This online course covers topics in Primatology, including primate evolution, behavior, ecology, and conservation. Features live synchronous sessions Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 12:30-2:30pm Eastern, plus asynchronous work. Includes lectures, discussions, electronic lab assignments with 3D models, and a final research project on a chosen primate species. Students will learn about biology, ecology, conservation, evolutionary adaptations, and conservation challenges. Runs for two weeks with attendance required for all live sessions. Beneficial for future studies in biology, conservation, and ecology.
UMass Amherst Online
Program fees inf...
Program fees information available via separate link
6/28/26
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Jun
28
Primate Evolution, Ecology and Conservation
This online course covers topics in Primatology, including primate evolution, behavior, ecology, and conservation. Features live synchronous sessions Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 12:30-2:30pm Eastern, plus asynchronous work. Includes lectures, discussions, electronic lab assignments with 3D models, and a final research project on a chosen primate species. Students will learn about biology, ecology, conservation, evolutionary adaptations, and conservation challenges. Runs for two weeks with attendance required for all live sessions. Beneficial for future studies in biology, conservation, and ecology.
Program fees inf...
Program fees information available via separate link
Virtual
Jun 28, 4:30 PM ET
Primatology
Evolution
Ecology
Conservation
Biology
Anthropology
Online Learning
Research Project
Zoology
Pre-College
Summer Program
02-12-2026
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