Ask An Anthropologist
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Funding provided by the John Templeton Foundation
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Ask An Anthropologist would not be possible without the faculty and graduate students that volunteer their time to answer questions, help with backyard experiments, and research topics. In addition, for their help in building this site there are a few other people past and present that we would like to acknowledge.
Design and Drupal Development
- ASU School of Life Sciences Visualization Lab, 2014-2017
- James Baxter (IHO Digital Communications Specialist), 2017-Present
Editors
- Karla Moeller, 2014-2016
- Alexandra Norwood, 2014-2016
- Julie Russ, 2014-Present
- Amy Peterson, 2017-Present
Story Editors
- Kierstin Catlett
- John Rowan
Review Editor
- Halszka Glowacka
- Amy Peterson, 2017-Present
Writers
- Kierstin Catlett
- Hallie Edmonds
- Halzska Glowacka
- Genevieve Housman
- John Rowan
- Benjamin J. Schoville
- Irene E. Smail
- Amy Peterson
- Alexandra Norwood
Translators
- Alejandra Ortiz
Question and Answer Coordinator
- Alexandra Norwood, 2014-2017
- Amy Peterson, 2017-Present
When did human ancestors begin walking on two legs and how do we know?
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By volunteering, or simply sending us feedback on the site. Scientists, teachers, writers, illustrators, and translators are all important to the program. If you are interested in helping with the website we have a volunteers page to get the process started.
