Month: December 2016
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Bona fides and such
I received my BA in Anthropology from the beautiful SUNY Geneseo in 2013, with a concentration in bioarchaeology. I was lucky enough to work closely with the linguist Dr. Szafran as her TA, where I helped with the biological anthropology bits of her introductory anthropology module. I made my first trek into British academia at […]
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Forensic Anthropology – An Overview
The research I’m doing for my doctoral thesis falls under Forensic Anthropology, which means I specialise in the analysis of the human skeleton and I apply this in a legal context. The human skeleton can tell us a lot, but more often than not skeletal evidence leaves us with many unanswered questions. Forensic anthropology is a science of […]
Anthropology and Me 