I am an archaeologist who uses computational approaches (spatial modelling, remote sensing, machine learning) to study ancient human-environmental interactions. I am particularly interested in understanding the relationship between agricultural strategies, environmental variables, and long-term productivity—especially in landscapes usually considered "marginal."
I received my PhD in Anthropology from the University of New Mexico in 2025 and am currently a postdoc in the Field Lab for Applied Computational Research at the University of Wyoming.
Visit my research page for more details about my ongoing projects.