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Alfred W. Bowers Laboratory of Anthropology

Anthropology Lab

Moscow

Physical Address:
404 Sweet Avenue

Mailing Address:
Alfred W. Bowers Laboratory of Anthropology
University of Idaho
875 Perimeter Drive MS 4023
Moscow, Idaho 83844-4023

Phone: 208-885-1771

Email: awbla@uidaho.edu

Web: Alfred W. Bowers Laboratory of Anthropology

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K-12 Resources

Welcome to the Alfred W. Bowers Laboratory of Anthropology resources center.

Activity Books

We have two activity books in PDF format available for download and printing. Please select which format you would prefer. 

Activity book: Discover Idaho's Archaeology

8.5x11

Print on 10 double-sided pages. Select print on the “long edge” or as a “booklet.”

Download

Activity book: Discover Idaho's Archaeology

11x17

Print on 10 double-sided pages. Select print on the “short edge” or as a “booklet.” 

Download

Pacific Northwest Plants and Animals

Hello fellow nature lovers! We are bringing you a new resource for your little learners. These modules are geared for the 8+ year old in your life. Each module will focus on a plant or animal family native to our region.

Great for every kind of reader with loads of pictures. Useful for homeschoolers too!

As soon as a new module is completed it will be posted here and at Palouse Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation.

Pacific Northwest Plants and Animals; Introduction

Module 1: Introduction

The first in a series of modules exploring the at-risk species who call the Pacific Northwest home. Using basic science, history, and archaeology, we unearth the role each species plays in their environment.

Download Plants & Animals

Pacific Northwest Plants and Animals. Module 4: Amphibians and Reptiles.

Module 4: Amphibians and Reptiles

Are you curious about reptiles and amphibians? Do you know the difference between a turtle and tortoise? Come with us as we explore the archaeology and natural history of at-risk reptiles and amphibians of the Pacific Northwest.

Download reptiles & amphibians

Pacific Northwest Plants and Animals; Module 5: Fishes

Module 5: Fishes

In this module, we explore 24 species, ranging from tiny sticklebacks to massive sturgeon. We dive into the ancient past of the fishes that call the region home and immerse ourselves in their modern world!

DOWNLOAD FISHES

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Anthropology Lab

Moscow

Physical Address:
404 Sweet Avenue

Mailing Address:
Alfred W. Bowers Laboratory of Anthropology
University of Idaho
875 Perimeter Drive MS 4023
Moscow, Idaho 83844-4023

Phone: 208-885-1771

Email: awbla@uidaho.edu

Web: Alfred W. Bowers Laboratory of Anthropology

Faculty and Staff Map