PhD Students

Environmental history and historical ecology, ethnobotany and archaeobotany, colonialism, classical and modern empire, land relations, food systems, biodiversity, ferals.

Adivasi languages and identity; linguistic anthropology; language shift; education; youth and mobility; ecology and climate change; extraction; politics of development; migration and displacement; people’s movements; India – South Asia.

(Archaeology) Latin America - Colombia. Archaeology, zooarchaeology, Tairona polity, human-animal interactions, transitions and transformation between the pre-Columbian and colonial periods.

France; Western Europe; History, sociology, anthropology of European archaeology; Iron Age; Isotopic analyses; Assemblage Theory; Ontology; Value Theory.

STS, semiotics, historical epistemology, anthropology of history, aesthetics, Arabness, Arabian Gulf.

Germany & Central Europe, North Africa, Middle East. (the politics of) German gangsta rap; processes of racialization; citizenship and refugee "crisis(es)"; criminality; edges.

USA - Legal/political. American conservative public interest law, semiotics, historical conditions that make litigation possible, how public interest law may alter relations among law, the state and the public.

Keywords: Jurisdiction, Knowledge Practice, Semiotics, Conservative Legal Movement, US

East African Rock Art. African Great Lakes Region: Lake Victoria & Tanzanian Southern Highlands. Community archaeology; ethnography and oral history as evidence for interpreting rock art; contemporary ritual practices at rock art sites; community-based collaborative rock art interpretation; community-based rock art heritage management; rock art archiving practices.

Sub-Arctic/Arctic, landscapes/seascapes/icescapes, Inuit sovereignty, environmental anthropology, archaeology of the contemporary, settler colonialism, missionization, Cold War, collaborative and public archaeology, ethnographic/experimental film.

Indian Ocean; archaeology; islands – Mauritius, Madagascar, Comoros, Réunion; material religion; Islam; commerce; osteology and mortuary practices; historiography; colonialism – French and British; indenture and enslavement; Silk Road; the Qur’ān; literature and literary theory; linguistics; East Africa; Oman; South Asia; Egyptology and hieroglyphs; archaeology of knowledge; Classical Arabic; ships; lascars and pirates; Palmyra; Palestine.

Linguistic anthropology, law, profession, education and socialization, authority, Russia.

Latin America - Colombia (Amero).  Materiality, landscapes, disaster, ruination and temporality.