Mathew Lobiondo

Graduate Student

Specialization

  • Culture Contact                                                                       
  • Identity                                                                                                      
  • Ethnogenesis                                        
  • Coalescence

Education

B.A. University of Vermont (2013)

M.A. Monmouth University (2017)

Bio

I am a North American archaeologist, interested in culture contact, specifically identity construction and maintenance, as well as ethnogenesis and coalescence.

Research

My research interests include Native American Studies, Culture Contact, Household Archaeology, Social Organization, Political Economy, Historical Archaeology, Colonialism, Northeastern United States, Southeastern and Eastern United States, and Mission Archaeology.

 

Projects

 My M.A. research focused primarily on the agency and identity of inhabitants of a late 17th c. Mohawk village and the effects of coalescence and ethnogenesis.

Publications

2018  A Problematic Mississippian Pipe from the William Vaux Collection. MidContinental Journal of Archaeology. (coauthored with Richard Veit)