Physical Anthropologists are continually expanding and developing the field

Physical Anthropologists are continually expanding and developing the field. The field is ever evolving and is a host to a wide range of topics. Please find a current research project that physical anthropologists are conducting or have concluded recently and answer the following questions: 1. When was/is this project being worked on and by whom? 2. What was the topic of the project? 3. Where was it being conducted? 4. For how long was the work was being conducted? 5. What was the process that was used? 6. Looking at the titles of topics from the syllabus, do you believe any of these topics apply to the article or project you have found? 7. Why did you choose this project to research?   Examples: 1. When was/is this project being worked on and by whom? Back in 2004, construction workers broke ground in a shopping mall in Norwich, England, and found 17 bodies at the bottom of an 800-year-old well. To understand more about how these 17 people died, scientists were recently able to extract detailed genetic material preserved in the bones thanks to DNA sequencing. The project is led by Selina Brace, a principal researcher at the Natural History Museum. 2. What was the topic of the project? The topic is a group of scientists conducting research and investigating how and why these 17 bodies died. 3. Where was it being conducted? The research was being conducted at the Francis Crick Institute which is located in London, England. 4. For how long was the work was being conducted?