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Alexandra Greenwald is an Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Curator of Ethnography at the Natural History Museum of Utah, University of Utah, since 2019. Her research focuses on North American archaeology, bioarchaeology, and behavioral ecology, with a particular emphasis on maternal energetics, isotopic dietary reconstruction, and ethno-experimental methods.
- Education: BA from Mills College (2007), PhD from University of California, Davis (2017)
Her research interests include:
- Isotopic analysis of weaning and childhood diets
- Behavioral ecology of Indigenous cradle technology
- Lithic technology investment and mobility patterns
- Collaborative work with descendant communities
Dr. Greenwald has secured significant funding, including:
- National Science Foundation grant (2024-2027) for Pleistocene-Holocene lifeways research
- Native American Voices Initiative grant (2022-2024)
She actively engages in community outreach, including:
- Indigenous community collaboration for museum collections access
- Archaeology outreach programs at Salt Lake Community College
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