Sophie Forbes

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I am a Master’s student studying coastal archaeology of the American Southeast. My research utilizes geochemical techniques, namely stable isotope sclerochronology, to understand human-environment interactions of the Indigenous and Post-Contact/enslaved populations on the Georgia coast. 


 

Bronwyn Matlick

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Bronwyn
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I am a master's student focusing in archaeology of the North American Southeast- studying the Late-Archaic ceramic technology of the Georgia coast. I'm a site file technician at the  GASF and have excavated on the GA coast and Ireland.  
I also love jazz and was the pianist for the "Jazzy Petrels" band of Oglethorpe University.  


 

Dominique Valentine

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Dominique
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Valentine

I am a 1st year PhD student in the Integrative Conservation (ICON) and Anthropology program. My research interests are in Environmental Justice and Wildlife Ecology. I intend to study how human communities' continual growth and expansion impact the surrounding wildlife population and ecosystems. I am inspired to integrate social science into my research. I am interested in researching how different factors, such as environmental injustices, impact ecological processes.

Hannah Boone

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Hannah
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I am an environmental anthropologist interested in how people’s ways of knowing impact conservation decision-making. In my master’s program at Oregon State, I was part of an interdisciplinary research team investigating the social-ecological impacts of dam removal on the Klamath River– the largest dam removal in US history. My master’s thesis focused on conservationists’ conceptualizations of the Basin post-dam removal and their priorities in regard to natural resource management objectives moving forward.

Olivier Pilette

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Olivier
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I am a doctoral student specializing in anthropological archaeology, focusing on the socio-cultural interactions and complexities of ancient populations in eastern North America. 

Since 2019, I have worked in diverse archaeological contexts in the province of Québec, ranging from multi-component prehistoric sites to major institutional historical buildings and cemetery contexts. I am also on the board of the Québec Association of Archaeologists. 

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