Faculty and Instructors

André Costopoulos
Professor and Chair

Evolution of social complexity; human adaptation to environmental change;, quantitative and computational methods in archeology; agent-based simulation in anthropology, and prehistoric exchange networks

costopou@ualberta.ca
Darcie DeAngelo
Assistant Professor

 

deangelo@ualberta.ca
Sandra Garvie-Lok
Professor

Reconstruction of past human diets and mobility using stable isotope analysis; palaeopathology; weaning and juvenile nutrition in the past; Greece; Eastern Mediterranean

sandra.garvie-lok@ualberta.ca
Lesley Harrington
Associate Professor and Director, Graduate Programs

Physical/biological anthropology, bioarchaeology, dental anthropology, growth & development; hunter-gatherers; southern Africa

l.harrington@ualberta.ca
Joseph Hill
Associate Professor and Director, Undergraduate Programs

Religion, Islam and mysticism, language and performance, gender, global and translocal movements, West and North Africa, Middle East

jbhill@ualberta.ca
Robert Losey
Professor

Zooarchaeology, aquatic adaptations, mortuary archaeology, hunter-gatherers; Northwest Coast of North America, Eastern Siberia.

robert.losey@ualberta.ca
Kathleen Lowrey
Associate Professor

Lowland South American anthropology, South American ethnohistory, comparative ethnohistory of South and North America, economic anthropology, disability studies, feminism, and the relationship of historical and contemporary evolutionary theory to anthropology

kathleen.lowrey@ualberta.ca
Eve Nimmo
Faculty Service Officer

 Archaeological and ethnographic collections management, community-based research, traditional knowledge of food systems, agroecology, material expressions of gender and sexuality, colonial religious institutions in Latin America, oral histories and narrative, environmental history, Brazil

enimmo@ualberta.ca
Mark Nuttall
Professor and Henry Marshall Tory Chair

Anthropology of the Arctic and North Atlantic; human-environment relations; sustainability of living marine resources; climate change; locality, identity and memory; Greenland; Alaska; Canada; Scotland; Scandinavia

mark.nuttall@ualberta.ca
Andie Palmer
Associate Professor

On Leave: January 1 to December 31, 2024.
Cultural and linguistic anthropology; discourse analysis; narratives of place; oral history; Aboriginal rights and title in the courts; Interior and Coast Salish; Northwest Coast; Maori and Pakeha relations, Aotearoa New Zealand

andie.palmer@ualberta.ca
Tonya Simpson
Faculty Service Officer

Forensic anthropology, estimation of ancestral affiliation, trauma and taphonomy, structural violence and patterns in homicide.

tadubois@ualberta.ca
Kisha Supernant
Professor and Director Institute of Prairie and Indigenous Archaeology

Archaeological mapping, Northwest Coast archaeology, indigenous archaeology, landscape archaeology

kisha.supernant@ualberta.ca
Helen Vallianatos
Professor

Anthropology of food, gender, body, health, mobilities and immigration, South Asian and Southwest Asian diasporic communities in Canada, anthropology of the senses

vallianatos@ualberta.ca
Andrzej Weber
Professor

Northeast Asia (Baikal, Hokkaido), Holocene hunter-gatherers, hunter-gatherer method and theory, archaeological science, subsistence and diet, mobility patterns, mortuary ritual, and social complexity

andrzej.weber@ualberta.ca
Marko Zivkovic
Professor 
On Leave: July 1, 2024 to June 30, 2025.

Social/cultural anthropology; politics; post-socialism; expressive culture; art; East-Central Europe; Mediterranean; Japan

zivkovic@ualberta.ca 

Academic Teaching Staff

 

Emilie El Khoury
eelkhour@ualberta.ca
Todd Kristenson
toddk@ualberta.ca

Alberta archaeology; pre-contact ecology in the Boreal Forest/Subarctic; heritage legislation; stone tool raw material identification; public outreach; archaeometry; human-animal relationships

Andrew Lints
lints@ualberta.ca
Jennifer Nelson
jsnelson@ualberta.ca
Mirjana Uzelac
muzelac@ualberta.ca

Anthropology of science, medical anthropology, gender, historical anthropology, Eastern Europe and the Balkans

Joseph (Jeff) Werner
jwerner@ualberta.ca

Stone Age archaeology; experimental archaeology; modern human origins; eastern Africa, stone tool economy and function, quantitative use-wear analysis