Othon Alexandrakis
(Limited Term Appointment
PETERBOROUGH) |
Assistant Professor
Sociocultural - transnational mirgration, emergent and contested identities, conflict, policy, Greece and Europe. ethnographic methods, theory, NGOs/civil society, discourse publics, topography and memory. |
James Conolly
Graduate Program Director |
Associate Professor & Canada Research Chair
Archaeology - Human palaeoecology; origins and spread of farming and farmers; settlement archaeology; lithic technology; geographical information
systems and science; spatial and analytical statistics; computer
modelling of population dynamics and cultural change. |
Laure Dubreuil |
Assistant Professor
Archaeology - Prehistory of Southwest Asia; Epipaleolithic; Natufian; Mesolithic; Origins and spread of farming; Epigravettian of Italy; Neolithization of Europe; Ground-stone tools; Grinding implements; Use-wear studies; Experimental archaeology; Technology. |
Helen Haines
(Limited Term Appointment
OSHAWA) |
Assistant Professor
Archaeology - Introductory anthropology, technology and humanity, law and order in ancient and contemporary cultures, key ideas in archaeology and bioarchaeology, the maya |
Julia Harrison
(Director, Frost Centre) |
Professor
Sociocultural -
Anthropology of tourism/anthropology and Aboriginal peoples in Canada; anthropology of public events; museums and representation, history of Canadian Anthropology. |
Paul Healy
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Professor
Archaeology - Mesoamerica, Lower Central America, Caribbean, Ancient Maya,
Prehistoric societies. |
Sharon Hepburn |
Associate Professor
Sociocultural - Culture and modernity in Nepal, tourism, interpretive anthropology, vision, Nepal, death. |
Gyles Iannone |
Associate Professor
Archaeology - Coupled Socio-Ecological Systems (integrated histories), Resilience Theory (adaptive cycles, panarchy theory, sustainability), Global Change Archaeology (societal metabolism, human impact on ancient environments), Collapse and Regeneration, Early Civilizations (comparative), Tropical Low-Density Urbanism, Mesoamerica (esp. the Maya), and South East Asia (esp. the Khmer).
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Susan Jamieson
|
Professor
Archaeology - Northeastern and Boreal archaeology, sociopolitical evolution, lithic analysis, interaction and postcolonial theory, historical archaeology. |
Anne Keenleyside
Associate
Department Chair |
Associate Professor
Physical - bioarchaeology, palaeopathology, palaeonutrition, Greek, Roman, Black Sea, Mediterranean. |
Roger Lohmann
OSHAWA |
Associate Professor
Sociocultural - Psychological Anthropology, Religion, Dreaming, Cultural Transmission and Change, Melanesia. |
Paul Manning |
Associate Professor
Linguistic Anthropology -- Print and digital culture, publics, semiotics,
materiality, old and new media, online games, folklore, science and
technology studies. Wales, Georgia.
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Anne Meneley
Department Chair |
Associate Professor
Sociocultural -Middle East, Arabia Peninsula, Italy, religion and world view, Islam, embodiment, gender, consumption, ethnographic methods, and histories of anthropology. |
Eugene Morin |
Assistant Professor
Archaeology - Human behavioural change during the Pleistocene, Neandertals, diffusion of agriculture, Western Europe, Eastern North America |
Marit Munson |
Associate Professor
Archaeology - Archaeology and art of the US Southwest, rock art, ceramics, gender, group identity, aboriginal art of North America. |
Jacqueline Solway |
Professor
Sociocultural -
Culture and development; politics, ethnicity and minority rights; rural political economy; African pastoralists; and arid lands and sustainable development. |
Jocelyn Williams |
Assistant Professor
Physical - Population movement and seasonal use of the environment; nutrition and health; food as reflection of social factors; stable isotope analysis; Peru and Mesoamerica |
