I started going to Peru as a student in 1982, and have been going as a professional
bioarchaeologist since 1995. My research interests lie in the areas of biocultural change
over time, the interactions between culture and biology (cranial modification, etc.), and
patterns of heath and disease. My doctoral dissertation focused on hominid body size and
how body size could affect traits throughout the skeleton. Subsequent research involved
the examination of how body size and its associated characteristics were achieved through
ontogeny. In addition to teaching and research, I serve as Associate Dean of Research and
Operations for the Faculty of Social Science at The University of Western Ontario.
Articles
The Lady Hudson Project (with P. Beauchesne, Ian Colquhoun, A. Cross, Fred Longstaffe, L. Marciano, Jessica Metcalfe, A. Pawlowski, S. Wheeler, Christine D. White, and L. Williams), Proceedings of the World Congress on Mummy Studies (2008)
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Contributions to Books
Other Publications
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Foreword, Paleoimaging: Field Applications for Cultural Remains and Artifacts (2010)
Technical Writings
Presentations
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The UQAM Mummy – The Use of Non-Destructive Imaging to Reconstruct an Ancient Osteobiography and to Document Modern Malfeasance (with Andrew D. Wade, R. Hibbert, B. MacDonald, M. Donaldson, R. Chatelain, N. Nguyen, V. Lywood, G. Gibson, M. Trumpour, S. N. Friedman, P. V. Granton, J. Morgan, David W. Holdsworth, and I. A. Cunningham), 37th annual meeting of the Canadian Association of Physical Anthropology (2009)
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The ROM / UWO Mummy Project: A Microcosm of Progress in Mummy Research (with R. Chhem, I. A. Cunningham, S. N. Friedman, G. Garvin, G. Gibson, P. V. Granton, David W. Holdsworth, S. Holowka, F. Longstaffe, V. Lywood, N. Nguyen, R. Shaw, M. Trumpour, Andrew D. Wade, and C. D. White), 1st Bolzano Mummy Congress (2009)
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