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Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology, Trent University

I am a human bioarchaeologist who studies both mummified and skeletal human remains to better understand how people lived and died in the past with a particular focus on the relationship among diet, disease, ecology and culture.

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Jocelyn S. Williams PhD

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Trent Human Bioarchaeology Research Lab

Overview

Trent Human Bioarchaeology Research lab is focused on the study of human remains from archaeological contexts with a particular focus on diet, nutrition, health and disease.

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