(MENAFN- The Conversation) Associate professor, University of Johannesburg Profile Articles Activity
My main research interests centre on the use of bone and other faunal materials in Stone Age societies and the degree to which an understanding of these items may better inform our appreciation of the diversity and complexity of ancient indigenous knowledge systems. My research has focused on bone taphonomy, use-wear and fracture mechanics as proxies for understanding tool function and how people in the past engaged with organic technology. At present I am engaged in several projects looking at bone tool function.
Experience
- 2018present Senior lecturer, University of Johannesburg
Education
- 2014 University of Johannesburg, D.Litt et Phil
Grants and Contracts
- 2018 Worked bone research project Role: Funding Source: National Research Foundation
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