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Briana Pobiner is a paleoanthropologist at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History whose research focuses on the evolution of the human diet. She specializes in identifying evidence of meat-eating and butchery by early hominins through the study of bone surface modifications. Her fieldwor...
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Respected paleoanthropologist specializing in early human diets and zooarchaeology; strong research, education, and public-engagement record with substantial institutional visibility.
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John D. Speth is an American anthropological archaeologist whose research examines hunter-gatherer subsistence, hunting behavior, and the interpretation of animal remains from archaeological sites. He is particularly associated with studies of Paleoindian bison kills and with zooarchaeological quest...
Paul Halstead is a British archaeologist and academic associated with the University of Sheffield, specializing in zooarchaeology and prehistoric agricultural systems. His research focuses on Neolithic and Bronze Age farming communities in Greece and the broader Aegean region. Halstead's work has co...
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Zooarchaeology and paleoeconomy work respected; specialist reputation.
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