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Areas of Interest<\/h4>\n

Zooarchaeology, Paleoethnobotany, Subsistence, Southern Levant, Alaska, Ecology<\/p>\n

Research Interests & Fieldwork<\/h4>\n
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I interested in studying human, animal, and plant interactions and how these interactions impact each other and the environment. For my undergraduate thesis I researched and worked on understanding connections between goat and sheep domestication, the environment, and human populations in the Southern Levant during the Pre-Pottery Neolithic B (8,600-6,900 BCE). Currently, I am working on understanding and interpreting a\u00a0zooarchaeological and archaeobotanical assemblage from\u00a0Kodiak, Alaska.<\/p>\n

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