Palaeopathological case studies from zooarchaeological cases aren't super common. Here's one about a wolverine skeleton I studied.
The Pathologies of Wolverine (Gulo gulo) K981.02
Author: Stephanie Halmhofer
Canadian bioarchaeologist
The Archaeology of Experience – Making a Glass Bead Christmas Ornament
I found a unique way to bring some new life to the glass beads from Garden Bay
It Started With a Blog – Tips from My Own Experience on How to Do Research
Research can be a daunting task. Using my experiences in researching some glass beads, here are some tips I'd like to share!
The 2017 Canadian Archaeological Association’s Annual Conference – See You There!
The CAA 2017 Conference is in May, in Ottawa/Gatineau. There are lots of reasons to come check it out! I'll be presenting a paper, and there are fun extra goodies to take part in!
Knowledge Feature – Theory
It's the dreaded T-word: THEORY! Archaeological data is theory-laden, so you may as well know what we're talking about!
Catching Up – With Myself
What the heck have I been doing since my last post?!
Digging into the Past Across the Country, Part 3: Ontario
A look inside my work across Canada, the third and final part: Ontario
Digging Into the Past Across the Country – Part 2: British Columbia
A look inside my work across Canada. Part two: British Columbia
Digging Into the Past Across the Country – Part One: Alberta
A look inside my work across Canada. Part One: Alberta
That Final Piece – UToronto
After four years away, I've finally gone back to school for that final piece in the career puzzle - a Masters degree.
Bones, Stones, and Books 