Coastal hunter-gatherer archaeology, ceramic and durable container technology, foodways, cuisine, organic residue analysis, archaeology of the Arctic and Subarctic, zooarchaeology, paleoethnobotany<\/span><\/p>\n Trevor Lamb\u2019s research primarily focuses on how coastal hunter-gatherers in the North American Arctic and Subarctic used durable containers\u2014like ceramics\u2014to transform raw foods into meals. To address this question, he plans on applying a number of organic residue analysis techniques\u2014including stable isotope analysis and lipid analysis\u2014to residues associated with durable containers from ancestral Alutiiq sites in Alaska.<\/p>\n Before coming to Boston University, Trevor completed his BA at the University of Maine, and his MA at the University of New Brunswick, where he used stable isotope analysis and lipid analysis to examine how ceramic cooking-pots were used at an ancestral Peskotomuhkati site in Washington County, Maine. He also utilized photogrammetry to produce digital models of sherds modified during lipid sampling procedures.<\/p>\nAbout<\/h3>\n
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