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In wireline coring, a continuous core is extracted from the depth of the test hole, as opposed to just cuttings.

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Conservation and Survey celebrates drilling first test hole of its kind

October 19, 2015

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Author Dreger to discuss research freedom Sept. 24

September 23, 2015

Carrie Heitman

Heitman Receives NEH Support for Digital Native American and Indigenous Studies

September 1, 2015

Tracy Frank

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Frank named Geological Society of America fellow

August 28, 2015

Global Studies Meet and Greet

Global Studies Meet and Greet

August 6, 2015

Hames presented at conference on sexuality

July 31, 2015

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Wandsnider to lead research on impacts of historical land use

July 21, 2015

LuAnn Wandsnider with award

Wandsnider joins LandCover 6K project

July 9, 2015

A Conservation and Survey Division crew drills a test well in the Nebraska panhandle. A new guide created by the Conservation and Survey Division is designed to help geologists and drillers catalog material encountered during drilling.

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Conservation and Survey Division releases boreholes cuttings guide

July 1, 2015

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Students hone skills in archaeology field school

June 24, 2015

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Human trafficking course explores understudied problem

June 8, 2015

Nebraska's Raymond Hames received his doctorate from the University of California, Santa Barbara in 1978. Most of his research has focused on native peoples of the Venezuelan Amazon (Yanomamö & Ye'kwana) with funding from the NSF, LSB Leakey Foundation, and Harry Frank Guggenheim Foundation. HIs research interests are in behavioral ecology, food and labor exchange, human ecology, marriage, and kin and parental investment. He is a member of the National Academy of Sciences.

Hames gives Plenary address

June 8, 2015