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Education

I have a BA in Anthropology from the University of Washington and MA in Anthropology at Indiana University, with a specialization in Paleoanthropology. I was also a member of the IU Anthropology Graduate Student Organization (AGSA). I've also completed one of Errett Callahan's flintknapping fieldschools to gain skill in making stone tools.

Areas of Interest

My areas of interest included tool function and its relationship with typology, experimental archaeology, and the Mousterian of Europe and the Middle East.

Teaching

Anthropology A105; Spring '98

Anthropology A105/A303; Second Summer '98

Links

• Prof. Jeanne Sept's Human Evolution and Origins Page
• Prof. Kevin Hunt's An IU professor studying the origins of bipedalism
• Fossil Hominids FAQ
• U C Berkley's Evolutionary History
• A short bio of Charles Darwin
• The Complete Works of Charles Darwin
• Introductory Genetics Information
• The Comprehensive Origins of Humankind
• The Universiry of Michigan Primates Reference Pages
• The Society for American Archaeolgy
  
  

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