2010 Featured Science
When the Sea Saved Humanity Scientific American Cover Story and Interactive Website
2011 Featured Science
Tracking Lineage Through a Bramble New York Times
2012 Featured Science
A Hello to Arms: Early and enduring microlith technology
gave modern humans the edge
Nature Print edition cover
2013 Featured Science
A Grassy Trend in Human Ancestors
2014 Featured Science
Evolutionary Foundations of Human Uniqueness
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2015 Featured Science
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Multimedia
Bill Kimbel
Prezi.com
10.28.2016
https://prezi.com/tcjbvs_o31_y/bill-kimbel/
Inconvenient Truths: From Love to Extinctions
ASU Origins Project video (Marean panel member)
10.19.2016
https://origins.asu.edu/events/conversation-inconvenient-truths-love-extinctions
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Jennifer Marsteen, Executive Director of Development
The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
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The Institute of Human Origins is one of the preeminent research organizations in the world devoted to the science of human origins.
Through groundbreaking research and discovery at field sites around the world, the Institute of Human Origins at Arizona State University has led the way in creating new knowledge about our place in the world and how we came to occupy it—collaborative research that promises to reveal how our species transcended its position as a prominent species on a millions-of-years-old African landscape to become the preeminent species on the planet today.
The Institute of Human Origins houses a large library of images of huma