We think the findings reignite debates about Clovis points and reshape how we think about the ingeniously engineered composite systems that Native American Ancestors developed to co-exist with animals some 13,000 years ago. See our work in this coverage.
Each year, the Chancellor recognizes students, staff, faculty, and community partnerships that embody UC Berkeley’s proud tradition of public service and commitment to improving our local and global community.
Committed to Community-Accountable Research, Bear Bones Lab supports Indigenous archaeology, check out this article featuring our Bear Bones Lab alumnus, Morino Baca:
Japanese American Confinement Sites Consortium (JACSC) education conference. The conference will overlap with Tsuru for Solidarity's Kintsugi 2024 gathering, collaborating with Tsuru on several programs and events throughout the weekend. Our team (Sunseri, Lau-Ozawa, Two Bears) will present about our community-accountable archaeological work at the Old Leupp Boarding School and Confinement Site.
We have been asked to present with our Community Mentors at this event in October, check out the agenda. It should be an incredible event!