Current Research:
Visualizing Greenland’s Cultural Heritage: Local perspectives, global engagements
The Truth in the Teeth: Tracking child tributes through dental isotope analysis.
Cranial Non-Metric Trait Variation in an Early Modern Vlach Population from Croatia
Migration, Conversion, and the Creation of an Identity in Southeast Europe: A Biological Distance and Strontium Isotope Analysis of Ottoman Communities in Romania, Hungary, and Croatia
Visualizing Greenland’s Cultural Heritage: Local perspectives, global engagements
- Collaboration with the Greenland National Museum & Archives/Nunatta Katersugaasivia Allagaateqarfialu and University of Dundee 3DVisLab
- Teaching and learning project funded by the Lougheed Center for Applied Learning
The Truth in the Teeth: Tracking child tributes through dental isotope analysis.
- Undergraduate student research project (E. Blincoe) funded by the Eastern Oregon University Foundation
Cranial Non-Metric Trait Variation in an Early Modern Vlach Population from Croatia
- Undergraduate student research project (S. Wu)
Migration, Conversion, and the Creation of an Identity in Southeast Europe: A Biological Distance and Strontium Isotope Analysis of Ottoman Communities in Romania, Hungary, and Croatia
- PhD Dissertation funded by the National Science Foundation Grant #1642007
Map of Dissertation Project Sites: Ottoman skeletal collections (1= Ottoman series from Budapest, Hungary, 2= Ottoman series from Szekszárd, Hungary, 3= Ottoman series from Timişoara, Romania, 4=Vlach/Ottoman series from Croatia) and comparative populations (E=European collections of Berg, Zalávar, and Dugopolje; A=provenience of the two Anatolian comparative series
