Big Picture Science – Digging Our Past: Fatimah Jackson

by Gary Niederhoff on August 11, 2013

Digging Our Past: Fatimah Jackson
Part 2 of Digging Our Past, featuring Fatimah Jackson, biologist, anthropologist, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, director of the Cobb Lab at Howard University, and advisor to EUROTAST, on studying the genealogy of African slaves.
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