Lesley started following the work of Mike Ferguson, Hedmark University College, Forestry and Wildlife Management.
Lesley changed a CV.
Lesley started following the work of Lindsay A Bell, University of Toronto, Anthropology.
Graduate Student, Anthropology
Teaching Assistant, Department of Anthropology, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON; Co-Chair of Zooarchaeology Interest Group, Archaeology Research Centre, Department of Anthropology, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON
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Max Friesen
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About
How technology effects hunter-gatherer archaeofaunas' of the Eastern Arctic is the subject of my doctoral research. In general I am interested in how hunter-gatherers interacted with their environment. I am specifically interested in Arctic anthropology/archaeology and zooarchaeological theory, I am keen at learning different types of zooarchaeological methodologies. I am also interested in how archaeofaunas can help interpret the use of space within hunter-gatherer households, and how animal behavior can aide in the interpretation of animal acquisition.
Contact Information
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