Faculty
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Phone No
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Specialization
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BA, MSc, PhD (Toronto) |
819-776-8419
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Curator; Atlantic archaeology; Canadian Museum of Civilization; archaeology; funerary zooarchaeology; ritual zooarchaeology. |
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BA (Simon Fraser), MA, PhD (McMaster) |
506-458-7045
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Archaeology, geoarchaeology - lithic material analysis, zooarchaeoloy - shell-bearing deposits, human ecology - littoral adaptations, North America, Atlantic Canada. |
Susan Blair
Associate Professor & Undergraduate Advisor
BA (McMaster), MA (UNB), PhD (Toronto) |
506-458-7929
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Pre-contact archaeology, North Eastern North America, ancient technology, watercraft, riverine adaptations |
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Ryan Gibbon
Assistant Professor
BSc, MSc, PhD (Witwatersrand) |
506-458-7998
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Geoarchaeology: with a focus on studying the Stone Age in Africa. Studying landscape and human evolution including modern and palaeo-fluvial geomorphology; geo-chronology; palaeo-climate/environmental reconstruction; and the evolution of stone tool technology; South Africa. |
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Victoria Gibbon
Assistant Professor
BA (Manitoba), PhD (Witwatersrand) |
506-458-7994
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Biological anthropology, forensics, bioarchaeology, human genetics; current regions of study are South Africa, Northern China, Northern Africa (Ancient Nubia). |
Peter R. Lovell
Retired Associate Professor
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Pacific; kinship and social organization; social change; method and theory
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Professor, Department Chair
BSc, MSc, PhD (Delhi) |
506-458-7997
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South Asia; biological anthropology; human genetics; medical anthropology. |
Professor
BA (British Columbia), MA, PhD (Simon Fraser) |
506-458-7996
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Latin America, Peru, Mexico, Cuba; Religion; applied anthropology; international development studies; rural developmental and tourism. |
Associate Professor
BA (Oxford Plytechnic), MA (Memorial), PhD (Manchester) |
506-452-6174
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Canadian First Nations (Northeastern and Arctic); South Africa; land claims; anthropologic, ecology and adaptation; anthropology of education |
Professor & Director of Graduate Studies
BA (Lethbridge), MA, PhD (Alberta) |
506-458-7995
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Legal and economic anthropology, Canadian Maritimes, resource management, rural development, economic change, legal anthropology, property systems, fisheries, gender studies. |
Professor UNBSJ
BA (New Brunswick), DEA, Doc. 3è Cycle (Pierre et Marie Curie, Paris) |
506-648-5607
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Europe; archaeology; paleolithic; Neanderthals; lithic technology; geoarchaeology |
