As an entering Ph.D. student in anthropology at UGA, I will be working under Dr. Danielle Riebe to broadly study past human-animal relationships in the Great Hungarian Plain. I received my B.A. at the University of Central Florida, where I studied in the Zavodny Isotope Geochemistry and ZooArchaeology Group Lab. My past research has utilized zooarchaeological methods throughout Cape Canaveral to analyze Native American inhabitation sites, along with identifying faunal bone and teeth from Croatia and processing faunal bones from Hungary for isotopic analysis. My research interests include looking at these human-animal relationships and their effects on the environment, transitions of animal management and specialization among prehistoric communities.
