Biography
- PhD in Archaeology, Cambridge University, 2022 - Present
- MSc in Applied Mathematics, University of Cape Town, 2019-2020
- MSc in Theoretical Physics, University of Cape Town, 2018
- BSc Hons in Physics, University of Cape Town, 2017
- BSc in Applied Mathematics, Physics and Electronics, Rhodes University, 2014-2016
Research
I am a quantitative archaeologist with an interest in statistical methods. The central focus of my proposed research is to examine how localised migratory events were responses to the collapse in carrying capacity of the Green Sahara towards the end of the African Humid Period; and how climatic and environmental variations impacted the fluctuations in demographic movement frequency after this event in North Africa.
Teaching and Supervisions
Research supervision:
Supervisor: Assoc. Prof. Enrico Crema
Advisors: Prof. Paul Lane and Dr Stefania Merlo
Other Professional Activities
Member of Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology (CAA).
Member of the Archaeological Review from Cambridge (ARC).
Cambridge College: Member of Peterhouse.
