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A new study published in PLOS ONE by EAP collection manager Nicole Cannarozzi revealed  that the Archaic population of St. Catherines Island limited their oyster harvest to the non-summer months. See the full story here. Cannarozzi NR, Kowalewski M (2019) Seasonal oyster harvesting recorded in a
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The ZooArchNet team has just published a paper in PLoS ONE introducing a new platform for increasing the accessibility of zooarchaeological data, allowing researchers to link biodiversity data between the paleontological, archaeological, and neontological sciences. Find the publication here and rea
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Graduate students of the Environmental Archaeology Program (FLMNH-EAP) seek both Masters (MA and MSc) and PhD level degrees through various teaching departments of the University of Florida. Dr. Emery (Curator) and Dr. Walker (Research Scientist) are part of the University of Florida Graduate Facult
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Lexi Bolger Ph.D. student, Interdisciplinary Ecology TESI Springs Outreach Coordinator Fall 2022 – Present Lexi Bolger is a graduate student pursuing her doctoral degree in interdisciplinary ecology. She started out as an environmental communicator two years ago with TESI and transitioned to
Lexi created this logo for TESI’s annual ‘World Sea Turtle Month’ campaign.

Tracking Llama and Alpaca Herding and Trade in the Southern Andes Llamas and alpacas (camelids) were a subsistence and economic mainstay of Middle Horizon (AD 600-1000) and more recent cultures in the Peruvian Andes. However, despite their economic and cultural importance, prehistoric foddering p
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Faunal Exploitation and Translocation at Carriacou, Grenadines Grand Bay coast (Photo by Scott M. Fitzpatrick) Michelle LeFebvre has spent several years conducting fieldwork on Carriacou, a Grenadine island in the Lesser Antilles. All work on Carriacou has been a multi-institution effort, with P
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Arianne Boileau, a PhD student in the Environmental Archaeology Program was awarded the 2020 Graduate School Mentoring Award awarded by the UF Graduate School’s Division of Graduate Student Affairs. Arianne says, „I have learned that great mentors are available for their mentees, communicate scie
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In collaboration with the Florida Museum Digital Imaging Division, the Environmental Archaeology Program’s Fish Skulls Photogrammetry Project focuses on capturing detailed 3D images of neurocrania from select taxa of fishes curated in our skeletal reference collection. This project is ongoing and li
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The Florida Museum-EAP also offers many opportunities for non-traditional learning. Hands-on experiences and learning outside of the classroom are fundamental parts of environmental archaeology training. The Florida Museum-EAP offers undergraduate and graduate level internship and independent stu
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