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    A group of researchers from the University of Georgia’s Franklin College of Arts and Sciences Department of Anthropology set out this past spring for the medieval village of Mercadal, Spain, to participate in an archaeological excavation and geophysical survey. The trip originated from an ongoing relationship between UGA, the University of Toulouse in France, and … Continue reading "Spring in Spain: UGA archaeologists search for medieval town’s secrets" The post Spring in Spain: UGA archaeologists search for medieval town’s secrets appeared first on UGA Research News.

  • Can fences hold back nature?

    How do fences affect wildlife movement patterns? This question has been trending in wildlife management for decades. From mountain lions in Los Angeles crossing freeways to fences in our own backyards repelling deer, wild pigs, and squirrels, how do human-made barriers affect wildlife? James Beasley, a professor with the University of Georgia Savannah River Ecology … Continue reading "Can fences hold back nature?" The post Can fences hold back nature? appeared first on UGA Research News.

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