Posts Tagged ‘Forensic anthropology’

Show #45: Forensic Anthropology and Human Rights with Tatiana Devia

Posted: 2013/08/19 by Punkonomics (@dearbalak) in Podcasts
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Victimas del genocidio en la zona militar de CobanWe discussed

> recently digging up civilian victims of genocide in Guatemala that were “supposed” to be guerrilla fighters (see previous references to this: 1, 2, 3)

> her new job helping agricultural wage-slaves in Florida

BUT THEN the WPRK91.5FM recording equipment died! I have now set up an antique notebook in my office running Ubuntu and recording the shows so this crap doesn’t happen anymore–ridiculous >:/

Note: this photo is from the investigation of genocide in Guatemala (1982-83) in which the US and the Reagan administration was heavily implicated.

DON’T MISS today’s show with Tatiana Devia: Forensic Anthropologist working on human rights!

Posted: 2013/08/12 by Punkonomics (@dearbalak) in Announcements
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Victimas del genocidio en la zona militar de CobanShe’ll tell us about:

> recently digging up civilian victims of genocide in Guatemala that were “supposed” to be guerrilla fighters (see previous references to this: 1, 2, 3)

> her new job helping agricultural wage-slaves in Florida

> herself in general (to the extent that she wants to) and her path from Columbia

Note: this photo is from the investigation of genocide in Guatemala (1982-83) in which the US and the Reagan administration was heavily implicated.