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James ConollyProfessor, Department of Anthropology Champlain College E1.3, ext.7877, jamesconolly@trentu.ca Research Interests: landscape archaeology; historical ecology; geoinfomatics; radiocarbon modelling; lithic raw materials and technologies (Great Lakes) |
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Laure DubreuilAssociate Professor, Department of Anthropology Life & Health Sciences DNA ext.6361 Life & Health Sciences DNA C212, lauredubreuil@trentu.ca Research Interests: prehistory of the Middle East, Epipaleolithic, Natufian, Mesolithic, Neolithization process, Epigravettian of Italy, Neolithization of Europe, ground-stone tools, grinding implements, use-wear studies, experimental archaeology, technology, design theory |
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Hugh EltonProfessor, Department of Cultural Studies Lady Eaton College S107, ext.7838, hughelton@trentu.ca Research Interests: field survey, archaeology of warfare, GIS, climate change, the late Roman eastern Mediterranean, the regions of Cilicia and Isauria in Southern Turkey |
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Rodney D. FitzsimonsAssociate Professor, Department of Anthropology Life & Health Sciences DNA 220 ext.7264, rodneyfitzsimons@trentu.ca Research Interests: Bronze Age and Iron Age Greece; architectural studies, energetics, monumental architecture; socio-political organisation, early state formation, urbanisation and urbanism; mortuary practices, funerary architecture; cultural identity, acculturation, ethnogenesis, hybridisation |
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Helen HainesAssociate Professor (Teaching Intensive), Department of Anthropology Trent Durham, 905 435-5100 ext.5045, 55 Thornton Rd., Oshawa, Office #181, helenhaines@trentu.ca Research Interests: Ancient Maya, Early State Societies, Monumental Architecture, Economics and Socio-Political Development, Ontario pre-historic, and historic archaeology |
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Gyles IannoneProfessor, Department of Anthropology Life & Health Sciences DNA C213 ext. 7453, giannone@trentu.ca Research Interests: Early State Formations and Urbanism (especially in the tropics); Settlement Archaeology; Resilience Theory; The Archaeology of Climate Change, Natural Disasters, Human Impact on Ancient Environments, and Collapse; Mesoamerica (especially Maya); South and Southeast Asia (especially Myanmar) |
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Jennifer MooreAssociate Professor, Department of Anthropology Life & Health Sciences DNA C226, ext.6102, jmoore@trentu.ca Research Interests: archaeology of ancient North Africa (c. 200 B.C.E.-300 C.E.), especially votive and funerary practices, pottery as an indicator of culture and economy, and cultural identity |
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Eugene MorinProfessor, Department of Anthropology Life & Health Sciences DNA C216, ext.7682, eugenemorin@trentu.ca Research Interests: hunters-gatherers, archaeology, Paleolithic of Europe, methods and theory in faunal analysis, ethnohistory, prehistory of Northeastern North America |
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Paul SzpakAssociate Professor, Department of Anthropology Life & Health Sciences DNA C227, ext.6373, paulszpak@trentu.ca Research Interests: archaeological science, stable isotopes, palaeoecology, environmental archaeology, human-environment interactions, bone chemistry, palaeodiet, domestication and animal husbandry, Arctic, Peru, Chile |
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Lianne TrippAssistant Professor, Department of Anthropology Life & Health Sciences DNA C224, ext.7852, liannetripp@trentu.ca Research Interests: Medical anthropology, biocultural and archival research, 19th and 20th Colonial health, demography, epidemics of infectious diseases, pandemics, Canada, Mediterranean |
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Jocelyn WilliamsAssociate Professor, Department of Anthropology Life & Health Sciences DNA C222, ext.7441, jocelynwilliams@trentu.ca Research Interests: stable isotopes of C, N, Sr, O, human mobility, ancient diet, nutrition and health, infant feeding practices including breastfeeding and weaning; environment, social and political influences on diet and mobility; South America, Caribbean, North America |