Theodore G. Schurr

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Theodore G. Schurr (PSC Research Associate) was featured in Penn Today for his work uncovering how people migrated to Micronesia (located in the western Oceania) published in Science.
Theodore Schurr (PSC Research Associate) was featured in a Penn Today article about a recent excavation in the city of Charleston, South Carolina.
Theodore Schurr was featured in Penn News and OMNIA "Using DNA as a Tool to Understand Human History".

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Gullah Society: Theodore G. Schurr discusses the Anson Street African Burial Ground project update
Kennesaw State University: Theodore G. Schurr on Year of Russia - Genetic Prehistory of Eurasia, Peopling of the Americas
The Sustainability Literacy Institute Rise Up! Charleston’s African Ancestors: Theodore G. Schurr on DNA Research

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