I am a PhD candidate in archaeology at the University of New Mexico and a Junior Research Scientist at the New Mexico Consortium's Center for Applied Fire and Ecosystem Science. My research interests include the archaeology of human-environmental interactions (particularly expressed through agricultural practices), community engagement, geoarchaeology, geospatial analysis, and the applications of machine learning in archaeology.
Visit my research page for more details about my dissertation project, focused on agricultural productivity in a dryland field system in South Kohala, Hawaiʻi Island, and other ongoing projects.