Burying the Past: The End of Skeletal Studies in California Universities
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Join us on All Things Unexplained as we delve into a groundbreaking discussion with Dr. Elizabeth Weiss, a leading anthropologist from San José State University. In this episode, we explore her latest research, "The Study of California’s Past is Dead and Reburied," which uncovers the cessation of human skeletal remains studies in California's public universities due to regulatory changes and new laws like AB226 and AB389. Dr. Weiss shares insights into how these changes are not only affecting scientific research but also the teaching of anthropology and archaeology. Discover how these policies are reshaping our understanding of California's prehistoric past and what this means for the future of anthropological studies. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that challenges the intersection of science, law, and cultural heritage.
ARTICLE: https://journalofcontroversialideas.org/article/4/2/283
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Join us on All Things Unexplained as we delve into a groundbreaking discussion with Dr. Elizabeth Weiss, a leading anthropologist from San José State University. In this episode, we explore her latest research, "The Study of California’s Past is Dead and Reburied," which uncovers the cessation of human skeletal remains studies in California's public universities due to regulatory changes and new laws like AB226 and AB389. Dr. Weiss shares insights into how these changes are not only affecting scientific research but also the teaching of anthropology and archaeology. Discover how these policies are reshaping our understanding of California's prehistoric past and what this means for the future of anthropological studies. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation that challenges the intersection of science, law, and cultural heritage.
ARTICLE: https://journalofcontroversialideas.org/article/4/2/283
Anthropology & Beyond with Dr. Elizabeth Weiss
https://youtube.com/live/zusToSQNYMw?feature=share
On the Warpath https://amzn.to/4f5Dway (small % supports ATU)
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Support the Show:
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🎵 Music Credits: Moving in the Shadows & Between The Spaces by The Soundlings.
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Host
CJ Dearinger
The voice of reason for the All Things - Unexplained podcast. Founding member of Givability, a non-profit that provides adaptive sports and recreation equipment to individuals with disabilities.
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Dr. Mounce
Producer, editor and host of the All Things - Unexplained podcast. Professor, author, coffee addict.
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Elizabeth Weiss
Anthropology Professor at SJSU. National Association of Scholars Board Member. Heterodox Academy Fellow. For science over superstition. Research, not reburial.