Human Origins Research Group

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Liverpool has been a centre for international and interdisciplinary studies of human evolution for more than 30 years.

The research of the Group explores the entire length of the Pleistocene record and members are involved in fieldwork on three continents - Africa, Europe and Asia. Members’ research interests integrate social theory, technological and cognitive development with the environmental record of climate change. They link Palaeoanthropology and Evolutionary Anthropology through the concepts of 'becoming human' in the deep time perspective of a changing world.

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University of Liverpool
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North West Network for Human Evolution Research (The Network)

The North West England Universities Consortium comprises researchers in Evolutionary Anthropology who convene regularly for seminars and social events. Building on the success of the Liverpool Evoluti… read more about North West Network for Human Evolution Research (The Network)

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