Two members of the research group graduated this spring. Dr. Bethany Potter successfully completed their defense, Lithic Analysis Methodological Applications and Advances: Case Studies from Late Pleistocene North America (shown below). Dr. Potter will be heading to KU’s Geology Department as a postdoc working with Dr. Rolfe Mandel at Bluefish Caves in the Yukon. […]
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The 2025 KUCG Research Symposium took place on May 9th and several members of our group presented their research, including two new faculty members, Obed Garcia and Kelsey Jorgensen. The research presented included: Dr. Kelsey Jorgensen (top right photo) – The Impact of Human Dietary Adaptation on Global Genetic Variation Vanna Hay (top left photo) […]
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Undergraduate researcher, Emily Ward, presented her senior thesis work at the Society for American Archaeology Annual Meeting in Denver, Colorado.
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