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Sam Judson, a student with straight blonde hair to her shoulders and fair skin, is wearing a long sleeve shirt with a fleece vest. Her hands are in her pockets and she is smiling standing in front of an archaeology display.

Digging up Alberta's history: Undergraduate research project sparks enthusiasm for Plains archaeology

John Ware dig site

John Ware's homestead unearthed near Millarville in dig led by UCalgary archeologists

Megan Mah, A Primatology Adventure, Department of Anthropology and Archaeology

UCalgary grad student inspired to share the primatology adventure with youth

UFO stock image

Claims of UFOs and government coverups nothing new, says UCalgary expert

Dinosaur

In the News: CTV News Calgary

They dig dinosaurs: Symposium brings together amateurs and professionals (Jared Voris)

Old Sun College

Project digitally preserves former Indian residential schools in Alberta

During the Ice Age, hunter-gatherer societies built sedentary settlements

In the News: The Conversation Canada

The origins of human society are more complex than we thought

Lidar technology

UCalgary research collaboration reveals new urbanization and landscape modifications at ancient Maya city

Edelweiss Village

Digital technology preserves historical Swiss Edelweiss Village

Nun cho ga

Discovery of baby woolly mammoth remains in Yukon permafrost ‘most exciting scientific thing I have ever been part of,’ UCalgary prof says