The Prehistoric Society runs regular events, including evening lectures (online and free!). Find details of upcoming events here.
The Center for Academic Research & Training in Anthropogeny (CARTA) runs symposia at least twice a year. You can find details on their website, and for previous symposia you can check out their YouTube channel.
The Center for the Dynamics of Social Complexity runs regular seminar series during university term times. For more details, check out their website. You can also find recordings of previous talks there too.
The University of Liverpool runs an Evolutionary Anthropology webinar series during term. You can find previous talks on YouTube.
The Northern Palaeo and EvoAnth Network is a joint network between the Archaeology departments of York, Liverpool and Durham. It runs regular meetings during term time. If you’d like to be added to the mailing list, email Taryn Bell (tlb505@york.ac.uk).
Posted on Thursday 17 January 2019
The programme for the Unravelling Human Origins conference, to be held 15-17 February 2019, has been released.
Posted on Wednesday 5 December 2018
The Unravelling Human Origins conference will be taking place at the University of York, 15th-16th February 2019.
Posted on Tuesday 31 January 2017
Things and Stories: Perspectives from Philosophy, Archaeology and Poetry
Posted on Monday 16 January 2017
What on earth does the past of Eastern Africa tell us about future sustainability?
Posted on Thursday 12 January 2017
An 'extra-special workshop' by will be given by Professor Simon Holdaway (Department of Anthropology, Auckland, and Honorary Chair at University of York)
Posted on Wednesday 30 November 2016
Spring conference to be held by PALAEO
Posted on Friday 4 November 2016
The third Iberian Symposium on Geometric Morphometrics will take place at the University of Girona from the 9-10 June 2017.
Posted on Friday 14 October 2016
NERC-funded PhD projects available through the ACCE doctoral training partnership