University of California, Berkeley
Department Member, Archaeological Research Facility
Staff Research Associate
Berkeley Research
Thesis Title: Quarries, Caravans, and Routes to Complexity: Prehispanic Obsidian in the South-Central Andes (Ph.D. Dissertation, UC Santa Barbara Anthropology)
Mark Aldenderfer
Katharina Schreiber
Michael Jochim
Keith C. Clarke
About
I am an anthropologist and archaeologist specializing in Andean archaeology, ancient exchange, quarry studies, and GIS methods in archaeology. My dissertation research at the
Chivay obsidian source in southern Peru was supported by the NSF, and I later directed an ethnoarchaeological study of long-distance llama caravan transport with a traditional salt caravan. I am presently employed as a research associate and the laboratory manager at the Archaeological Research Facility at UC Berkeley.
Contact Information
2251 College Building
UC Berkeley
Berkeley, CA 94720-1076
510-926-9412
510-643-1457
