Undergraduate Research Colloquium

The Department of Anthropology and Otonabee College are pleased to announce the third annual Undergraduate Research Colloquium took place on April 11, 2024. This in-person gathering was a chance to showcase our undergraduate thesis students and their wide ranging research projects. 

List of 2024 papers:

  • Janelle Pridoehl - Camelids of the Chilean Andes: Stable Isotope Analysis to Reconstruct Mobility and Diet at Hakenasa and Patapatane
  • Charles Cumberland - Reconstructing the Maya: the validity of Mapping Through SfM Photogrammetry
  • Kyla Richer - Beneath the Floor: Unraveling Domestic Burials in Ka’kabish Unit 19—Integrating Excavation Reports, Field Journals, Grave Goods, and Fragmented Human Remains
  • Samuel Couture - Gods and Obsidian: A Comparison of Two Elite Burials at Ka’Kabish
  • Dashiell Ives - Stable isotope Ecology of Cape Espenberg Canids, Biocultural Considerations
  • Caleb Johnson - Archaeological test excavation of kiiktaanaa Mash'ing (BcGn-28): Preliminary observations and insights
  • Logan Warner - The Archaeologist's Identity and Resilience: Gilbert Bagnani's Approach to Classics at Trent University

Trent University respectfully acknowledges it is located on the treaty and traditional territory of the Mississauga Anishnaabeg. We offer our gratitude to First Peoples for their care for, and teachings about, our earth and our relations. May we honour those teachings.

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