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Feb 2021
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Ep. 12: What can we learn about parentin...

Tracy Cassels, PhD
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We can only understand our present when we understand our past, right? But how can we do that when the evidence of that past is gone? When the stories aren't passed down or recorded? This week we explore this question with bioarchaeologist Dr. Sian Halcrow of the University of Otago who does just this. She studies the bones of dead babies to help us bett ... Show More
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