People
- Graduate Student
Sociocultural
- Statehood & Anthropology of the STate
- Gender
- Labor
- Citizenship
- Refugees
- War-time Migration
- Political Anthropology
- Neo-liberalism
- Abhkazia, Caucasus
- Middle East
- Graduate Student
Integrative Anthropological Sciences
- Behavioral Ecology
- Biodemography
- Health
- Quantitative and Mixed Methods
- Bolivia
- Morocco
- Graduate Student
Integrative Anthropological Sciences (IAS)
- Skeletal Biology
- Disease Ecology
- Pathophysiology
- Health
- Nutrition
- Graduate Student
Integrative Anthropological Sciences
- Primate Behavioral Ecology
- Community and Population Ecology
- Trophic Interacations
- Environmental Adaptations and Evolution
- Wildlife Conservation
- Graduate Student
Archaeology
- California Archaeology
- Complex Hunter-Gatherer-Fishers
- Craft Production
- Experimental Archaeology
- Interregional Exchange
- Social Network Theory
- Lithic and Shell Bead Analysis
- Graduate Student
Archaeology
- Culture Contact
- Andean Archaeology
- Wari Empire
- Paleoethnobotany
- Colonialism
- Foodways
- Chicha
- Graduate Student
Archaeology
- Culture Contact
- Colonialism
- Postcolonialism
- Spanish Borderlands
- Archaeology of Ethnicity/Identity/Gender
- Craft Production and Specialization
- Archaeological Ethics
- California Coast and Channel Islands
- Graduate Student
SocioCultural Anthropology
- Environmental Justice
- Feminist Political Ecology
- Energopolitics and extractivism
- Territorialization of futures
- Indigenous and peasatn movements
- Mexico
- Graduate Student
Sociocultural
- Environmental Justice Praxis
- Environmental and Medical Anthropologies
- Feminist Political Ecology
- Critical Agricultural Geographies and Geographies of Possibility
- GM Soy and Agrochemical Contamination
- Graduate Student
- Midwest and Southeastern U.S.
- Culture contact
- Identity
- Mississippian
- Oneota
- Household archaeology
- Ceramic Analysis
- Ceramic analysis
- Graduate Student
Archaeology
- Mississippian Archaeology
- Midwest and Southeastern U.S.
- Culture Contact
- Identity
- Craft Production
- Ceramic Analysis
- Geophysical Reconnaissance
- Museum Collections Management
- Graduate Student
Archaeology
- Maya Archaeology
- Cave Archaeology
- Subterranean Archaeology
- Ritual
- Landscape, Space and Place
- Graduate Student
- Graduate Student
- Graduate Student
Sociocultural
- Political Ecology
- Environmental Justice
- Indigenous Rights
- Colonialism and Imperialism
- Statemaking and Subjectmaking
- Development and Modernization
- Energy and Water Infrastructure
- Resistance Movements
- Cultural Revitalization Movements
- Northern Japan
- Graduate Student
Sociocultural Anthropology
- South Asian Diaspora
- Race and Migration
- Commodity Capitalism
- Graduate Student
Archaeology
I am a North American archaeologist, focusing on Culture Contact through the lenses of ethnogenesis and coalescence. Currently I have been researching Iroquoia, specifically examining the Mohawk during Contact and early Historic Period, focusing on the agency and identity of the Mohawk using color symbolism and pXRF analysis of historic glass beads at a late 17th century Mohawk village.
Research Interests:
- Native American Studies
- Culture Contact
- Household Archaeology
- Social Organization
- Political Economy
- Historical Archaeology
- Colonialism
- Remote Sensing
- GIS
- Plantation and Slave Archaeology
- Southeastern and Eastern United States
- Mission Archaeology
- Graduate Student
Archaeology
I am interested in assessing health over time in pre- and protohistoric Chumash populations through the analysis of skeletal remains. I am particularly interested in treponemal diseases, of which the origin, spread and movements are still unclear. My background is in forensic anthropology, neonatal osteology, bioarchaeology, and Channel Islands archaeology.
- Assistant Curator for Archaeological and Ethnographic Collections
Sociocultural Anthropology
- Decolonization
- Tribal Museums and Cultural Centers
- Research Ethics
- Self Determination
- Material Culture
- Graduate Student
Archaeology
- Andes
- Warfare
- Middle-Range Societies
- Bioarchaeology
- GIS
- Graduate Student
Archaeology
- New World Archaeology (Guatemala, Southeastern U.S.)
- Food and Identity, Community Building, Urbanization, Culture Contact
- Archaeobotany (Macrobotanical and Microbotanical), Quantitative Methods
- Graduate Student
Archaeology
- Maya Ceremonial Monuments
- Mesoamerican Archaeology
- Iconography
- Art History
- Ritual Landscapes
- Geospatial Science and Technology
- Epigraphy
- Linguistics
- Graduate Student
Archaeology
- Environmental Archaeology
- Paleoethnobotany
- Zooarchaeology
- Historical Ecology
- Coupled Human-Natural Systems
- Socio-Ecological Knowledge
- Culture Contact
- Foodways
- New World Archaeology
- Graduate Student
Sociocultural Anthropology
My research focuses on the ways that international nongovernmental organizations impact local food systems in southwestern Haiti.
- Haiti
- (I)NGOs
- Food Systems
- Disasters
- Environment
- Gender
- Graduate Student
Archaeology
- Maritime Hunter-Gatherers
- California Archaeology
- Indigenous/Community Collaboration
- Zooarchaeology
- Marine Ecology
- Landscapes
- Historical Processualism
- Graduate Student
Sociocultural Anthropology
Historical Archaeology
Colonialism and Culture Contact
Spanish Borderlands
Anthropology of Religion
Religious Interactions in the Context of Culture Shock
California Archaeology
Shell Bead Analysis
- Graduate Student
Sociocultural
- Environmental Anthropology
- Environmental History
- Marxist Thought/Critical Theory
- Ethnomusicology
- Forestry
- C.S. Peirce Semiotic Theory
- Multi-Species Ethnography
- Graduate Student
SocioCultural Anthropology
- Racialization, white privilege and mestizaje
- Control populations and state formation
- Labor exploitation, migration, and agro-industrial process
- Neoliberalism and multiculturalism
- Graduate Student
Sociocultural
- Environmental Anthropology
- Invasive Species, Fisheries, Food
- Mexico, Cuba, Latin America
- Graduate Student
Archaeology
My research interests include the history of interaction between ancient Nubia and Egypt, the archaeology of alcohol consumption, and religious ritual and practice. I am interested in the way Nubian cosmology is made manifest in the archaeological record, specifically in regard to the development of materials designed for ritual purposes. Additionally, I am interested in the development and consumption of ancient Nubian beers, their movement across spaces, and their engagement with non-Nubian peoples through trade and social consumption.
- Graduate Student
Sociocultural Anthropology
- India
- Political Economy
- International Development
- Tech Culture
- Digital Ethnography
- Reception Studies
- Water
- Graduate Student
Sociocultural
- Edible Insects
- Environmental Anthropology
- Perceptions of food, nature, and environment
- Human-Environment Interactions
- Traditional Ecological Knowledge
- Food Systems
- Graduate Student
Sociocultural Anthropology
- Heritage
- Historical Consciousness
- Identity
- Religion
- Multiculturalism
- Memory
- Civic Engagement