Rock Art

Ancient Amazonian Art

Google Arts and Culture

Indigenous perspectives

Heritage management

Diploma for local communities

Settlement of the Americas

Megafauna extinction

Revitalising

Traditional Forest Livelihoods

Lidar

Mapping Ancient Earthworks

From the grass collection

Phytoliths of Oryza latifolia

Amazonian Dark Earths

Human-made tropical soils

Monumental Burials

Je Landscapes of Southern Brazil and Argentina

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I am an Archaeologist and Archaeobotanist with a strong track record of research on human environmental interactions, the development of agricultural economies, and the emergence of complex societies in lowland South and Central America.

I currently direct the University of Exeter Archaeobotany and Paleoecology Laboratory and I’m member of the Centre for the Archaeology of the Americas and the HUMANE research group.

My research has extensive visibility in international media including BBC, National Geographic, New Scientist, Scientific American to mention a few.

Presentations

National Geographic Explorer Festival

New light under the Amazon forest

Early rock art symposium

Work groups

University of Exeter
HumAnE Bioarchaeology
Arqueotrop