Rachel Kalisher: What Death Can Teach Us About Ancient Kinship

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Rachel Kalisher, a PhD candidate in Archaeology and ScM student in Biology, asks how ancient people buried beneath their house floors related to one another, and whether that relationship was biological, social, or something in between.

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