Specialization:
Archaeology
Education:
Bachelor of Science in Archaeology with minors in French and Biology from the University of Wisconsin - La Crosse 2022
Bio:
I'm an archaeology Ph.D. student working with Dr. McClure in the Mediterranean Prehistory and Paleoecology Laboratory. I use foodways as a proxy for inequality on different spatial and temporal scales. I want to better understand the development of complex societies from the Neolithic through the Bronze Age, especially as it relates to technological developments. I have worked on excavations in Hungary and Serbia and I am also interested in 3D photogrammetry applications in archaeology.
Research:
Zooarchaeology; Complex Societies; Status and Inequality; Eastern European Prehistory; Copper Age Croatia;
Projects:
Teaching Assistant for the Rabe Anka Siget Archaeological Field School; Field Staff on the Körös Consortium excavation of Békés-Várdomb.
Courses:
TA for: Introduction to Archaeology; Introduction to Cultural Anthropology