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Faculty Member, School of Applied Sciences
Lecturer in Biological Anthropology
About
My principle interests are skeletal taphonomy, patterns of decomposition and skeletal disarticulation, mass/collective burials and Andean funerary practices.
I have a background in both human osteology and archaeological fieldwork. My research mainly looks at understanding patterns of decomposition, skeletal disarticulation, and taphonomy within funerary contexts, as a means to broaden our understanding of the consequences of post-mortem treatment, decomposition, taphonomy and human manipulation on the final lay-out of archaeological contexts.
I'm also interested in the biology of past Andean populations.
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