Matthew Walls
Post Doctoral Training School of Archaeology, University of OxfordPhD Department of Anthropology, Univeristy of Toronto
MA Department of Archaeology, University of Calgary
Areas of Research
Human-Environment Relationships
I study how communities perceive and act creatively in changing environments through time. I use the methods of both archaeology and ethnography and conduct fieldwork in Greenland and the Czech Republic.
I study how communities perceive and act creatively in changing environments through time. I use the methods of both archaeology and ethnography and conduct fieldwork in Greenland and the Czech Republic.
Archaeology of the Mind
I study the ecology of human cognition, with a particular interest in how material practice shapes perception and response.
I study the ecology of human cognition, with a particular interest in how material practice shapes perception and response.
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