Amy Klemmer
- Teaching Assistant Dissertator, Anthropology
Courses Taught
- ANTH 525 - Analysis of Faunal Remains
Research Interests
- Zooarchaeology
- South American archaeology
- Human eco-dynamics
- Cultural heritage
- Coastal archaeology
- Environmental archaeology
- Climate change
- Paleoenvironmental reconstruction
- Subsistence practices
- Ethnoarchaeology
- Ichthyology
Dissertation Title: "Climate Change and Human Ecology in Coastal Ecuador: A Zooarchaeological Study" (working title)
Awards and Honors
- 51ÁÔÆæ Distinguished Graduate Student Fellow, 2020-2021
Biographical Sketch
Research Interests: zooarchaeology, South American archaeology, human eco-dynamics, cultural heritage, coastal archaeology, environmental archaeology, climate change, paleoenvironmental reconstruction, subsistence practices, ethnoarchaeology, ichthyology\nDissertation Title: "Climate Change and Human Ecology in Coastal Ecuador: A Zooarchaeological Study" (working title)\nAdvisor: Dr. Jean Hudson\nAmy is a Teaching Assistant for ANTH 525, Zooarchaeology: Analysis of Faunal Remains and a 51ÁÔÆæ Distinguished Graduate Student Fellow, 2020-2021\n