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Biological Anthropology

Elizabeth Eadie

Associate Professor of Practice, Career Track

eeadie@arizona.edu

Jacob Negrey in the jungle smiling in front of a tree

Jacob Negrey

Assistant Professor, Anthropology

negrey@arizona.edu

James Watson

Professor, Anthropology

Curator, Bioarchaeology (ASM)

Associate Director, ASM

Accepting Graduate Students

watsonjt@arizona.edu

Stacey Tecot

Professor, Anthropology

stecot@arizona.edu

Ivy Pike

Professor Emerita of Anthropology

ilpike@arizona.edu

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University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona 85721

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