Research in Anthropology

Archaeological dig found item.

The research conducted by faculty and graduate students is widely recognized through articles published in major disciplinary journals, invited lectures at top-tier universities in the United States and abroad, and prestigious fellowships and grants awarded.

  • Research Specializations
    8/2/19
    The Department of Anthropology currently has four major strategic strengths in well-funded research and scholarship.
  • Research Centers and Groups
    9/15/25
    The Department of Anthropology has numerous research facilities and collaborative affiliations that provide opportunities for undergraduate and graduate student involvement.
  • Archaeological Survey
    9/15/25
    A leader in cultural resource management (CRM) projects for over 30 years,  UB’s Archaeological Survey is the go-to team for public archaeology engagements and assessments related to highways, residential and commercial development, utility and infrastructure projects, and oil, gas, mineral and energy-related projects.
  • Museum and Resource Center
    9/15/25
    Formally opened to the public in 1979, the Marian E. White Research Museum and Resource Center features over 1 million artifacts from more than 1,500 sites — one of the most complete and extensive collections of Pre-Contact artifacts and site records in the WNY region.