What We Do
- Archaeologies of governance, politics, and collective action
- Social networks and the relational foundations of human organizational forms
- Socioecological histories of coastal and estuarine landscapes
- Economic institutions of resource management
- Environmental and climatic reconstructions
- Collaborative and community-driven archaeology
- Quantitative and digital approaches to the archaeological, historical, and environmental records
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Let’s Collaborate
We’re always looking for new opportunities to collaborate! The SAHND and SHEL Lab is also actively recruiting graduate students, post-docs, and undergraduates to work on a range of current projects. Our lab is specially equipped to support researchers working on, or wishing to propose, large-scale radiocarbon and chronological modeling programs, multi-method geophysical surveys, zooarchaeological analyses, isotopic analyses for environmental reconstructions, or other digital projects including those leveraging “big” datasets, formal network analyses, geospatial applications, or environmental methods.