Graduate student Megan Hanna Fry receives the NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP) grant in Spring 2020. She shares a few of her thoughts below: “I joined the department in the fall of 2018, working with Dr. John Krigbaum and Dr. James Davidson focusing in bioarchaeology. I received my B.A. from the University of Cincinnati, and […]
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NSF SBE Postdoctoral Research Fellow Courtesy Faculty Office: Turlington B119 Email: ezavodny@ufl.edu Google Scholars Research Interests Human-environment interaction, sustainability, marginal environments, emergence of social complexity and inequality, European prehistory, origins of agriculture, animal husbandry and transhumance, faunal analysis, osteology, mortuary archaeology, stable isotope geochemistry, radiocarbon dating, and paleoclimate reconstruction Selected Publications 2019 E. Zavodny, B. Culleton, […]
Graduate Student Email: m.hanna@ufl.edu CV Education Ph.D. Anthropology, University of Florida, In Progress M.A. Anthropology, University of Florida, 2019 B.A. Anthropology, University of Cincinnati, 2016 Subfield Archaeology Biological Anthropology Chair Dr. John Krigbaum Research Interests Bioarchaeology, Early Medieval, Diet, Mobility, Paleopathology, Funerary Behavior, Stable Isotope Analysis, Photogrammetry, Community and Public Archaeology, Digital Archaeology, Landscape, Identity, Agency, […]
Alumni Email: kkolpan@ufl.edu Education Ph.D., M.A., B.A., Subfield Archaeology / Biological Chair Dr. John Krigbaum Research Interests Osteology, Isotope Analysis, Bioarchaeology, Human-Environment Interaction, Contemporary and Conflict Archaeology, World War II, Germany, the Balkans Selected Publications Grants, Fellowships, and Awards This student has graduated from the program so the information on this page […]
Associate Professor Email: mwarren@ufl.edu Pound Lab Education Ph.D. M.A. B.A. Research Interests Warren’s areas of interest include forensic identification and trauma analysis, human variation, and the relationship between the environment and body form. His current project is a collaborative effort with Dr. David Daegling, examining the mechanism of trauma in rib and mandibular fractures. Warren […]