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The Field School’s Final Weeks: Archaeology, Goat Butchery and Graduation!
The students were very busy in our last two weeks in Kenya. The Archaeology module took us to many sites around Turkana where there have [...]
Practising Archaeology
Photo: Esther Kadaga Our journey through the Archaeology module is coming to an end. We had a few site visits this week and [...]
Stone tools and the Nariokotome camping trip
Stone tools which were a vital technological invention of early humans, enabling them to do things like butchering. Oldowan and Acheulean stone tool technologies were [...]
Saying Goodbye to Ileret, and Hello to Turkwel!
On Friday the field school said goodbye to our camp at Ileret where we've lived for the past 7 weeks and got on the TBI plane to fly over the "Jade Sea" (Lake Turkana) to our new home, the Turkwel campus.
Our Complex Human Origins Story
We are into the last week of the Human Origins module. As the students have come to find out, the phylogenetic tree of human ancestry is more bushy than expected.
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