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Delve into the development, biological traits, and behavioral patterns of humanity by examining our prehistoric predecessors. This focused master's program in palaeoanthropology equips you with specialized skills in analyzing ancient stone artifacts and early human skulls to trace our evolutionary path. Collaborate with leading researchers at our Centre for the Archaeology of Human Origins (CAHO) while applying your knowledge in practical scenarios. Designed as a hands-on program, no background in biology or anthropology is required. You'll have access to the exclusive John Wymer Laboratory, featuring specialized resources, an extensive library, and significant collections of stone implements and ancestral skulls. The shared workspace with faculty, doctoral candidates, and fellow students fosters a dynamic academic atmosphere. Enrollment automatically grants you membership in the CAHO research community. Enhance your expertise through a month-long internship, gaining firsthand exposure to archaeological fieldwork and cultural heritage organizations. Past participants have worked with institutions like Historic England, Wessex Archaeology, and The Nautical Archaeology Society.