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From College to CRM w/ Devan Green (opens the original)
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On this episode of AnthroPuzzled , we sit down with Devan Green, a cultural resource technician at ERRO Resources Corporation and Colorado State University anthropology graduate. Devan shares how her anthropology degree led her to a career in cultural resource management and archaeological fieldwork, from conducting pedestrian surveys and documenting archaeological sites to working alongside environmental consultants and federal agencies. Devan explains what cultural resource management looks li
Guiding Worlds through Anthropological Story w/ Michael Kilman (opens the original)
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On this episode of AnthroPuzzled , we sit down with Michael Kilman, an applied anthropologist, author, educator, and science communicator committed to making anthropology accessible to everyone. With over a decade of experience teaching cultural anthropology and diversity, Michael brings ethnographic thinking into fiction writing, filmmaking, and public education. He hosts several YouTube series, including Anthropology in 10 or Less and Ask an Anthropologist About Worldbuilding, and is the co-au
Cultural Resource Management Ethnography w/ Jessica Yaquinto (opens the original)
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On the latest episode of AnthroPuzzled, we sit down with Jessica Yaquinto, founder of Living Heritage Anthropology, co-founder of Heritage Lands Collective, and host of the Heritage Voices podcast. Jessica specializes in CRM ethnography and tribal consultation, helping build meaningful partnerships between Indigenous communities, government agencies, and organizations while preserving cultural knowledge and protecting places of deep significance. Jessica explains how CRM ethnography differs from
Ethnolinguistics w/ Anna Luisa Daigneault (opens the original)
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On the latest episode of AnthroPuzzled, we sit down with Anna Luisa Daigneault, a linguistic anthropologist, PhD researcher in ethnolinguistics, and lead digital curator at the Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages. Anna shares how her work bridges anthropology, linguistics, and technology to document, preserve, and revitalize endangered languages before they disappear. Anna explains what ethnolinguistics is and how language provides a unique window into culture, identity, history, a
Ancient Nautical Archaeology w/ Stephen DeCasien (opens the original)
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On the latest episode of AnthroPuzzled, we sit down with Stephen DeCasien, a nautical archaeologist and postdoctoral researcher at Dalian University of Technology specializing in ancient naval warfare and experimental archaeology. Stephen shares how his passion for the ancient world led him to study Greek and Roman warships and reconstruct the bronze rams that once powered naval combat. He explains how experimental archaeology reveals the materials, labor, and ingenuity behind ancient seafaring
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