Environmental Archaeology

Environmental archaeology, the study of past human interactions with environments through the analysis of material remains, is the primary research topic of the laboratory. Within this field, we focus on methodological innovation in the analysis and interpretation of various types of environmental archaeological remains, but especially botanical remains from archaeological sites. In addition, lab members develop novel methods for the integration of multiple environmental archaeological datasets, such as botanical and geoarchaeological techniques.

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