Meet The Team
Currently accepting MSc and Honours students for 2024 and also looking for a student volunteer
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Student volunteer (2nd or 3rd year) to clean, cut and process samples of hair from 500 year old Peruvian mummies
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Honours student dealing with any subject related to biological anthropology and possibly some forensic projects
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MSc projects investigating health, diet, mobility and burial patterns on the central coast of Peru health
Contact me to learn more
Former students
2022 Victoria Tait
Isotopes of the Caribbean: An Investigation of Pretreatment and Human Paleodiet at the Escape Site (AD 300-1000) on Saint Vincent, Lesser Antilles
2020 Grant Smith
Postclassic Maya Diet: Stable Isotope and Osteological Analysis of Human Remains from Ka'Kabish, Belize.
2020 Svetlana Komrova (co-supervised with Lisa Janz)
Examining the Diet of Bronze Age Nomadic Pastoralists in Southern Mongolia Using Carbon and Nitrogen Stable Isotope Analysis.
2016 Peter Hammersley
Stable Isotope Analysis of Archaeological Faunal Remains from the Middle Trent Valley, Ontario
2015 Abigail Górkiewicz
Reassessing Bioarchaeological Sex Determination and Research into Gender at the Early Anglo-Saxon Worthy Park Burial Ground in Hampshire, England
2014 Jessica Sutinen
Identifying Non-local Individuals at the Ancient Maya Centre of Minanha, Belize Through the use of Strontium Isotope Analysis
2014 Shannen Stronge
Examining Chronological Trends in Ancient Maya Diet at Minanha, Belize, Using the Stable Isotopes of Carbon and Nitrogen
Williams, J. S., Stronge, S. M., Iannone, G., & Longstaffe, F. J. (2017). Examining chronological trends in ancient Maya diet at Minanha, Belize, using the stable isotopes of carbon and nitrogen. Latin American Antiquity, 28(2), 269-287.
2011 Megan Bower
An Osteological and Stable Isotopic Investigation of Diet and Health During the Late Woodland Period at Hidden Spring in Richmond Hill, Ontario