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My Courses |
My area
of expertise is biological anthropology. I teach the
introductory biological anthropology course (ANTH 100), the
Foundations of Human Variation course (ANTH 302), two of the
methods courses (Human Osteology Practicum - ANTH 530/730 and
Fossil Humans Practicum - ANTH 531/731), the
Bioarchaeology course (ANTH
545), the Graduate Seminar in Biological Anthropology (ANTH 760), and the
Directed Thesis Advising and Support course (ANTH 897). My
research area is in skeletal biology. The majority of my
research has focused on the bioarchaeology and population distance studies of
proto-historic S.E. Native American populations. I am also
the director of the Bioanthropology Laboratory. The SFSU
Bioanthropology Laboratory has completed the human remains portions of
numerous NAGPRA
compliance inventories not only for SFSU
but also other local agencies. The SFSU Bioanthropology
Laboratory offers consulting services to public and private organizations in
the excavation and/or analysis of recent and archeological human remains. |
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Bioanthropology Laboratory |
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American Association of Physical Anthropologists |
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