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About Anna Cohen

My research centers on the ways that societies shape and are shaped by landscapes. I investigate how ancient peoples responded to political and environmental challenges, and how these responses are visible in the archaeological record via spatial analyses and ceramic archaeometry. I am additionally committed to public archaeology and the research ethics of remote sensing with modern communities near archaeological sites. My research projects are in Latin America and Utah.

Positions

Present Assistant Professor, Utah State University ‐ Sociology and Anthropology
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PhD, University of Washington
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BA, McGill University
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MA, University of Washington
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MA, University of Chicago
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