Michelle Marie Alexander

Michelle Marie Alexander

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I am interested in the application of bioarchaeological techniques to understand diet, economy and subsistence in past societies. I mainly concentrate on the use of stable isotopes to investigate these themes in historic societies of the Meditteranean, particularly where issues of cultural coexistence, social identity and political conquest may be explored. I also have expertise in the application of ancient DNA analysis to ancient human and animal populations. 

Biography

2022 - Professor of Bioarchaeology, University of York

2018 - Senior Lecturer in Bioarchaeology, University of York

2012 - Lecturer in Bioarchaeology, University of York

2010-2011 Post-Doctoral Research Fellow Aberdeen University, Durham University, Cornell University (USA)

2006-2010 PhD Exploring Diet and Society in Medieval Spain:New Approaches Using Stable Isotope Analysis, Durham University

2005-2006 MSc Biomolecular Archaeology, Manchester University and Sheffield University

2002-2005 BSc Archaeology Durham University

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