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Department of Anthropology colleagues

Burke Museum Heritage colleagues


Current Graduate Advisees
Anthropology PhD:
  • Joss Whittaker (PhC Washington 2016) Culture and environment, contact and exchange, trade, borders and frontiers; Southeast Asia
  • Mikhail Echavarri (PhC Washington 2019) Cultural identity, heritage conservation, Southeast Asia

Archaeological Heritage MA:
  • Lela Hughes (BA Washington 2024), Pacific Northwest archaeological heritage

        Alumnae
        Anthropology PhD:
  • Chin-yung Chao (PhD 2008), Associate Professor and Chair, Institute of Archaeology, National Cheng Kung University and Research Fellow, Institute of History and Philology, Academia Sinica, Taiwan. Dissertation title: A Microregional Approach to the Social Dynamics in Late Prehistoric Manatuto, East Timor, Eleventh to Eighteenth Century
  • Chung-ching Shiung (PhD 2011), Associate Professor, Institute of Archaeology, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan. Dissertation title: The Implications of Social, Cultural, Economic, and Political Interactions for Ceramic Evolution on the Banda Islands, Maluku Province, Indonesia
  • Emily Parker (PhD 2015), Project Archaeologist, Perteet Inc, Seattle; Curatorial Associate, Burke Museum, University of Washington. Dissertation title: Insularity and Adaptation: Investigating the role of exchange and inter-island interaction in the Banda Islands, Indonesia
  • Amy Jordan (PhD 2016), Archaeologist, Pangea Biological, San Diego, CA. Dissertation title: The Price of Spice: Archaeological Investigations of Colonial Era Nutmeg Plantations on the Banda Islands, Maluku Province, Indonesia
  • Jenn Huff (PhD 2016), Curatorial Associate, Burke Museum, University of Washington. Dissertation title: Understanding changes in mobility and subsistence from Pleistocene hunting and gathering to Late Holocene agriculture in the highlands of New Guinea through intensity of lithic reduction, changing site types, and paleoclimate
  • Anna Cohen (PhD 2016), Assistant Professor, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL. Dissertation title: Creating an Empire: Local Political Change at Angamuco, Michoacán, Mexico
  • Jiun-yu Liu (PhD 2021), Project Researcher, Center for Cultural Resource Studies. National Museum of Ethnology, Japan. Dissertation title: Re-thinking the Emergence of Iron Metallurgy in Taiwan: a Trade Diaspora Model

Archaeological Heritage MA:
  • Maddy Henley (MA 2022), Archaeologist, Equinox Research and Consulting International
  • Brinn Marri (MA 2023) Archaeological heritage, Pacific Northwest US
  • Emily Roberts (MA 2025), Archaeological heritage policy, landscapes; PhD student UW Archaeology
  • Kara Johnson (MA 2025), Pacific Northwest archaeological heritage
  • Ike Miller (MA 2025), Pacific Northwest archaeological heritage
 
         Museology MA:
  • Katie Chobot (MA 2006)
  • Latasha Richards (MA 2007)
  • Rachel Evans (MA 2007)
  • Allison Deep (MA 2009)
  • Dena Sedar (MA 2009)
  • Brooke Shelman (MA 2009)
  • Kim Owens (MA 2009)
  • Kelsey Lutz (MA 2010)
  • Samantha Halstead (MA 2013)
   
        Anthropology BA-honors:
  • Peter Nelson (BA 2007) Thesis title: Power and Place: The Dynamics of Non-Verbal Communication in the Human-Landscape Interrelationship at Fort Vancouver (Curtis Weinker Award for Best Honors Thesis 2007)
  • Ian Ostericher (BA 2012) Thesis title: Islam and Dutch Conquest: Archaeological Evidence of Islam from BN1, Banda Naira, Maluku, Indonesia (Curtis Weinker Award for Best Honors Thesis 2012)
  • Alexandra Jacobsen (BA 2013) Thesis title: The Menkaure Valley Temple: Past and present archaeological evidence of the Menkaure Valley Temple by Ancient Egypt Research Associates
  • Stephanie Moreau (BA 2023) Thesis title: Archaeology in Tourism: The Anthropogenic Effect of Overtourism at Bandelier National Monument