Education
Our Big Bang to the World Wide Web public education project lets you explore big history from the beginning of the universe up to the present.
Researcher Kathy Schick gives a lecture for The Big History Project: Anthropology.
Researcher Nicholas Toth gives the The Big History Project: Archaeology lecture.
Researcher Nicholas Toth's lecture for The Big History Project: Making Stone Tools.
This Stone Age Institute research documentary teaches about our research at Olduvai Gorge and why the Gorge is an important study area.
Kanzi the bonobo was taught to make and use stone tools as a part of our research into human cognitive evolution. Watch as Kanzi makes and uses a stone tool.
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Education
"FROM THE BIG BANG TO THE WORLD WIDE WEB™"
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Painting by artist John
Agnew, commissioned by The Stone Age Institute.
Enhancing broad public knowledge and understanding of scientific concepts and research through science education is a vital component of the Stone Age Institute's mission. Through public outreach programs, the Stone Age Institute has been actively involved with educating the general public about a wide range of scientific fields, particularly those pertaining to human origins. The Stone Age Institute not only supports student research, but organizes and sponsors numerous public symposia and lectures as well.
Select from the menu on the left to learn more about some of the Stone Age Institute's educational projects.
