Geoarcheology
My geoarchaeological research focuses primarily on two main areas of interest. I have worked in fluvial systems and am interested in soil formation processes and the preservation potential of archaeological sites. I have used stable isotopic and micro botanical data and am currently working with soil carbon profiles in fluvial systems. My second area of interest is the geoarchaeological potential of Paleoindian sites in the mountainous terrain in British Columbia and Alberta. These areas require fine resolution glacial chronology and the exploration of unconventional locations. I am Head of Geography over the next four years and would prefer for students wishing to work with me to apply through Geography, however, I am willing to supervise or co-supervise in Anthropology and Archaeology for exceptional candidates.

Pedagogy in Geography and archaeology
I teach experiential learning in geography where we are employing disruptive and geospatial technologies in classroom and field learning environments. I am actively seeking a graduate student interested in coarse-grained structure from motion (SfM) technology for adaptation to field learning situations and to enhance field-related learning in archaeological stratigraphy. I'm also working more generally in geographic pedagogy employing disruptive technologies.