In Season 3 Episode 2 we caught up with Archaeologist and Penn State professor, Kristina Douglass who talks about her life's work on colonisation and... | By Mothers of Invention | Facebook
Surviving in Place: Environmental archeology in Madagascar | Penn State University
Kristina Douglass on Twitter: "I am so grateful to @CarnegieCorp, to my mentors, my amazing colleagues @PSU_Anthro and @PSULiberalArts, my Morombe Archaeological Project and @OBTlab collaborators and to my family for all
Kristina G. Douglass to Join Columbia Climate School as First Faculty Hire
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Kristina Douglass (@kgdouglass) / Twitter
Four Penn State Researchers To Join Climate Change Panel October 28 | Onward State
Kristina Douglass (@kgdouglass) / Twitter
Kristina Douglass (@kgdouglass) / Twitter
Indigenous knowledge could reveal ways to weather climate change on islands
Sustainability through collaboration and community engagement in a global biodiversity hotspot | Anthropology@Princeton
Kristina Douglass on Twitter: "Next week! @britishmuseum and @Cambridge_Uni. Say hi if you are there! https://t.co/RVnW3ip8iy" / Twitter
Kristina Douglass (@kgdouglass) / Twitter
Before chickens, they tried to domesticate the ferocious cassowary. Douglass research receiving wide media coverage. – Rock Ethics Institute
Kristina Douglass (@kgdouglass) / Twitter
Surviving in Place: Environmental archeology in Madagascar | Penn State University
Cataloging the Past for Clues to Future Climate Adaptation
Bradford Seminar: "Sustainability Through Collaboration and Community Engagement in a Global Biodiversity Hotspot" - High Meadows Environmental Institute
Faculty Friday: Kristina Douglass | Institutes of Energy and the Environment
Kristina DOUGLASS | Professor (Associate) | PhD Anthropology | Columbia University, NY | CU | Columbia Climate School | Research profile
Kristina Guild Douglass named Carnegie Fellow | Penn State University
Kristina G. Douglass - National Geographic Society
Penn State set to open new anthropology museum in 2024. Here's what to expect, where to visit now – The Morning Call
Indigenous knowledge could reveal ways to weather climate change on islands
Indigenous Archaeology Collective - Join us on March 3, 2021 from 4-6 pm EST The Fire This Time: Black & Indigenous Ecologies by registering here: https://bit.ly/3dQRDnQ. We are excited to announce the
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STEM Thursdays with Eberly College of Science, Week 4: Africa - YouTube
