Kansas given $6.9 million gift to research early human life
December 16, 2018
LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — A $6.9 million gift from a late geologist and his wife will be used to help University of Kansas researchers better understand early human life in the Americas.
Joseph and Maude Ruth Cramer established the Odyssey Archaeological Research Fund at the university in 2002 with a $1 million gift. The additional $6.9 million was recently received after their deaths.
The KU Endowment said in a news release that the gift will benefit research by the Kansas Geological Survey and the university's archaeology program.
The Lawrence Journal-World reports Cramer grew up in Wichita and...
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