During the fall semester (Sept-Dec 2018), students from Bryn Mawr and Haverford helped to clean and catalog the remains at Rutgers-Camden as part of a praxis course led by Professor Maja Šešelj. The following post if from one such student --- Bryn Mawr student Caitlin Smith. Caitlin Smith is a senior at Bryn Mawr College who is majoring in anthropology with a thesis research focus in bioarchaeology.
During the fall semester (Sept-Dec 2018), students from Bryn Mawr and Haverford helped to clean and catalog the remains at Rutgers-Camden as part of a praxis course led by Professor Maja Šešelj. The following post if from one such student --- Bryn Mawr student Makenna Lenover. Makenna has conducted past research on epiphyseal fusion and is interested in developmental processes.
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During the fall semester (Sept-Dec 2018), students from Bryn Mawr and Haverford helped to clean and catalogue the remains at Rutgers-Camden as part of a praxis course led by Professor Maja Šešelj. The following post if from one such student --- Bryn Mawr student Elizabeth McGuire.
By Elizabeth McGuire, Bryn Mawr College
When anthropologists examine human skeletal remains, they can tell a lot about... Read More
Over the summer, the Arch Street Project team was busy cleaning human remains. The work was spread over three sites: The College of New Jersey, Rutgers-Camden, and the basement of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia (home of the Mütter Museum and Mütter Research Institute). Quite a few students and volunteers worked with us on this monumental task. The following post is from one such volunteer - Haotian Cao, a student from... Read More
Over the summer, the Arch Street Project team was busy cleaning human remains. The work was spread over three sites: The College of New Jersey, Rutgers-Camden, and the basement of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia (home of the Mütter Museum and Mütter Research Institute). Quite a few students and volunteers worked with us on this monumental task. The following post is from one such volunteer - Leah Strayer, a student from... Read More
