MOSES AKOGUN
PhD Student in Anthropology
Overview
I am a doctoral student in Anthropology at the University of Toronto and a visiting scholar in the Trent Environmental Archaeology Lab (TEAL) at Trent University, Canada. I use zooarchaeological methods and stable isotope analysis to reconstruct human and nonhuman animal history and biogeography.
Research Interests
Human-animal-environment interactions, animal management, foodways, palaeoecology, mobility, pastoralism, hunter-gatherers, cattle, horses, and the archaeology of complex societies.
Methods
Zooarchaeology, Stable Isotope Analysis and Zooarchaeology by Mass Spectrometry (ZooMS)
Regional Interest
East Asia and West Africa
Affiliation
Room 508
19 Ursula Franklin Street
Toronto, ON. Canada
M5S 2S2
Address
(Postal and Delivery)
Department of Anthropology
University of Toronto