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Interdisciplinary Research at the Intersection of Archaeology, Data Science & Digital Innovation
About
I am an archaeologist and data scientist with extensive field experience and a passion for applying cutting-edge computational methods to archaeological and historical research. My work bridges the traditional and the digital, combining hands-on excavation expertise with advanced AI and data science techniques.
With degrees in archaeology and an MSc in Computing AI and Data Science, I bring a unique interdisciplinary perspective to research questions that span thousands of years of human history. My approach integrates rigorous field methodology with innovative digital tools, creating new possibilities for understanding the past through data.
Archaeological Expertise
Extensive field experience with excavation, survey, and material culture analysis. Specialized knowledge in archaeological methodology, stratigraphy, and artifact interpretation across multiple historical periods.
AI & Data Science
Advanced training in machine learning, data analysis, and computational methods. Proficient in Python programming with applications in archaeological data processing, pattern recognition, and predictive modeling.
Digital Innovation
Bridging traditional archaeological practice with digital humanities approaches. Experienced in GIS, database design, 3D modeling, and developing computational solutions for heritage research.
My research philosophy centers on the belief that technological innovation should enhance rather than replace traditional archaeological methods. By combining field expertise with computational power, we can ask new questions about the past and develop more nuanced understandings of human behavior across time.
When not analyzing data or in the field, I explore the philosophical implications of motion, change, and continuity in human societiesβthemes that connect ancient wisdom with contemporary research challenges.
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I welcome inquiries about research collaboration, academic partnerships, consulting opportunities, or discussions about interdisciplinary approaches to archaeological research.