The S. Bento building holds the memory of the teaching of Anthropometry in Coimbra
Life Sciences Archive | Special Anthropology 1885-2025 | June, 2025
25 june, 2025≈ 1 min read
The Criminal Anthropology Course was authorized in the academic year 1908-1909 under the name of “Anthropometry Course” and was essentially aimed at lawyers. It benefited from the creation of the Anthropometric Post, attached to the Anthropological Laboratory, in 1911, evolving as a course essentially serving criminology.
Department of Life Sciences, S. Bento Building, entrance floor.
“Life Sciences Archive” is a monthly section that aims to disseminate DCV documentation/information.
Related articles
Recent articles
University of Coimbra and Jardim Monte Formoso join forces for a greener Polo I
Field Trip of the Course Unit Algae and Fungi to Figueira da Foz
DCV Researchers Lead Study on the Effects of Restricted Access to Fishery Discards on Gulls
Opening Lecture of the PhD Programme in Anthropology 2025/2026 with anthropologist Sarah Meltzoff