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Adam Van Arsdale is a professor of anthropology and the department chair. He started the Dmanisi Paleoanthropology Field School, an intensive summer research experience at the oldest human fossil site outside of Africa, in the Republic of Georgia.
- Adam Van Arsdale
My teaching includes the introductory course in biological...
- Adam Van Arsdale
This course will simultaneously address two goals: developing a detailed understanding of human skeletal anatomy and providing a basic overview of the theory and practice of forensic...
My teaching includes the introductory course in biological anthropology, forensic anthropology, human evolution, race and human variation, (in)visible Native America, anthropological genetics, and personal genomics.
Course Description: This course will simultaneously address two goals: developing a detailed. understanding of human skeletal anatomy and providing a basic overview of the theory and. practice of forensic anthropology. The first half of the semester will have a heavy emphasis.
Develop an understanding of how the practice of forensic anthropology is conducted, from identification and analysis of remains, through potential criminal and academic implications of the findings
Adam P. Van Arsdale Population Demography, Ancestry, and the Biological Concept of Race, Annual Review of Anthropology 48, no.1 1 (Oct 2019): 227–241.
In asking first how forensic anthropology can pursue a radically humanistic approach, we must interrogate how the field currently operates and how it may currently be contributing to the continued harm of marginalized groups.
