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Kenyan cave sheds new light on dawn of modern man
Forty-eight thousand year-old crayons and shell beads were among a treasure trove of items unearthed by archaeologists at a cave in Kenya.
CHL student of the week: Billy Ó Foghlú
Billy Ó Foghlú is an archaeologist who is interested in everything from ancient Irish musical instruments to Indigenous Australian earth mounds.
CHL student of the week: Oliver Lilford
Oliver Lilford is fascinated by Pacific environments and societies.
CHL student of the week: Melissa Duffy
Melissa Duffy’s lifelong passion for Northeast Asia has led her to ANU not once, but twice.
CHL student of the week: Shimona Kealy
Shimona Kealy is an intrepid researcher fascinated by the deep past.
Students to showcase innovative apps at launch of new major
The School of Culture History and Language is celebrating the launch of a new major with a party showcasing the research of staff and students alike, to highlight the advantages of Asian and Pacifi
Research focus: Larissa Schneider on the history of mercury in the Australian environment
An environmental scientist by training, Larissa pursued her PhD in environmental chemistry researching the environmental effects of metals released into the environment by coal-fired power stations
‘Informal life politics’: empowering people towards positive social change
This week marks the end of the ARC Laureate Project ‘Informal Life Politics’ led by Professor Tessa Morris-Suzuki.
ANU Religion Conference 2018
On Thursday 5th, Friday 6th and Saturday 7th of April the 2018 ANU Religion Conference was held in the Hedley Bull Building.
CHL student of the week: Lucy Bei
Lucy Bei knows that language influences how we understand ourselves and those around us.
