Hello and Welcome!

I hope that this website will become a sort of archive: a record of what messes that I have gotten myself into and their results. These pages document my forays into archaeology, heritage, identity and politics, as seen from the high Andes down to the semi-subterranean floors of the Cambridge University library.

For information about my doctoral dissertation, currently entitled Nationalistic and Indigenous Archaeology in Bolivia: Professional Identity and Archaeological Ethics, please visit my PhD page.

Might I highly recommend you check out the volume I co-edited with Tera Pruitt through the Archaeological Review from Cambridge entitled Invention and Reinvention: Perceptions in Archaeological Practice. It can be yours for only 9 pounds. Order here

If you see something you like here, let me know. I am always interested in collaboration and knowledge sharing. Perhaps, while you are navigating through, you might want to know a bit more about me.

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