Category: Anthropology

Erin Whitmore took the Human and Social Sciences in the Classroom Module, a one-term placement opportunity that allows students to teach aspects of their degree … Read more

At LAD, everybody is into people; where they came from, how they live in different societies around the world and how they interact with their … Read more

If you’re coming to study Human Biology and Behavior with us this autumn, you’ll want to get to know who will be teaching you. Chris … Read more

While mudlarking, in a Kent river, a Ramsgate archaeologist Steve Tomlinson discovered a 3000-year-old shoe. He sent it off for tests at the Scottish Universities … Read more

A large amount of study on Abi Shortland’s Biological Anthropology degree took place during lockdown, but with an eye to travel on the horizon she … Read more

The School of Anthropology and Conservation (SAC) at Kent offers a supportive, dynamic and diverse environment for creative research and learning. Our lecturers and research … Read more

According to Dunbar’s number theory there’s a 150-person limit to the number of individuals with whom we can maintain meaningful social relationships, known as Dunbar’s … Read more

PhD candidate Samar Syeda was one of several of our researchers who presented at the 12th annual ESHE meeting and shares her experience of her … Read more

Does loving a group mean hating its rivals? Martha Newson explores the relationship between in-group cohesion and out-group hostility in new paper. New research led … Read more

Dr Martha Newson was interviewed on BBC’s Radio 5 Live about the use of cocaine in football and whether this fuels violence. Future Leaders Fellow … Read more