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Restraining Sacredness in the Borderlands of Religion and Heritage: Waste, Worthiness, and Sacred Objects and Spaces
27 February
M. N. Srinivas, Oxford and the Development of Modern Indian Anthropology, 1945-55
27 February
Provincialising birth cohorts and the biosocial
03 March
To every thing there is a season: seasonality in Mesolithic Europe through sequential stable isotope analysis of dentine
04 March
Housing, childcare, and employment: How cumulative discrimination compounds inequality
05 March
Jonny Steinberg on why some books fail
05 March
Crafting Body Virtuality through Anthropology-with-Butoh Dance
06 March
Max Gluckman and the Manchester School: A Dialectic Between Different Intellectual and Political Worlds
06 March
Modelling Emotion: Algorithmic and Anthropological Approaches to Affect
09 March
Caring for data/Data as care: precarity, hope and affect in African cancer worlds
10 March
Exploring ape hearing capabilities for precursors to human language
11 March
Collections without a Community: Decolonial Practice and the Problem of Authority in Scientific-Instrument Collections (India-UK)
13 March
'Victory to All Those Who Drink Rice Beer!': An Anthropologist Traces the Footsteps of the Indian Aboriginal Leader Jaipal Singh
13 March
Book Launch: "Immunity on Trial" by Miriam Driessen
13 March
Celebrate with Shirley Ardener her 100th birthday!
01 April
Change and continuity during the Holocene Later Stone Age in South Africa: a stone tool perspective
29 April
Evans-Pritchard Lectures 2026: Lecture 1. The Eastern Mediterranean in the Iron Age: Making Sense of a Fragmenting World
29 April
All eyes on good intentions: when community refusal meets fragile solidarities
01 May
Why We Can (And Should) Abolish AI: Understanding Technology Corporations as Political Actors
01 May
Reconfiguring expertise: AI, relational practice, and clinical learning in the Emergency Department
05 May
A life history perspective on postnatal cortical bone restructuring in humans and chimpanzees
06 May
Evans-Pritchard Lectures 2026: Lecture 2. War for Power and the Power of War: Charismatic Leaders in the Iron Age Levant
06 May
Narrating European Border Control: Telling the Story of Frontex
07 May
What benefits can be gained from transformative change? Reframing damage and loss in a changing climate
08 May
Intelligent artifice? Notes on work in progress
08 May
The evolutionary ecology of human ornamentation: a cross-cultural analysis
13 May
Evans-Pritchard Lectures 2026: Lecture 3. Rulers of Many Names: Experiments with Power in Iron Age Anatolia
13 May
Enforcement in Action: Stories from the Front Line of UK Immigration Policy
14 May
Crab Museum: a museum about crabs, for humans
15 May
Made in Palestine: Re-packaging Apartheid as "Smart" Cities
15 May
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