…Its a wonder of wildlife, with the re-introduction of the White Rhino at the The Garamba National Park. This one will be good for your eco-system…<\/a><\/p>\n …Or walk on a more localised wildside. The foxes and otters of Cumberland are notoriously difficult to observe, with specalists only capturing glimpses of their lives. Through the looking glass…<\/a><\/p>\n …Lecturer Dr. Chris Dunmore had this in mind when reconstructing a fossil hominin hand while he cools off from teaching undergrads. Find out more about him. <\/a><\/p>\n …Remnants can give us insight. Hear all about the freshly exevated experience of a graduating third-year anthropology student. Dig here…<\/a><\/p>\n …Living quaters will likely be the centre of your kinship at Kent. Leanne’s experience of living on campus will unearth some insight.\u00a0 The door is ajar…<\/a><\/p>\n Want a sneak preview of what you are aiming for? Conserve your future<\/a>…<\/p>\n …attempting to look at the social trait from a interdisiplinary perspective. Can you feel it?\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n …Our lecturers have been involved in the Pint of Science classes that are happening worldwide. Engage with science through words…<\/a><\/p>\n …They have also been out speaking at the London Anthropology Day, Scaring Year 12 students with human bones in the hope they will come to study at Kent. Interesting strategy…\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Does constructing your future involve reconstructions from the past?<\/h2>\n
Can we view empathy through the shoes of another?<\/h2>\n
Fancy a pint with the LADs?<\/h2>\n