Federica started following the work of Claudio Cavazzuti, Università degli Studi di Ferrara, Biologia ed Evoluzione.
Federica started following the work of Angela Atzori.
Federica started following the work of Simone Mulazzani, University College London, Institute of Archaeology.
Department Member, LCHES
Research Associate
King's College
Thesis Title: Population boundaries and outliers. Microevolutionary processes shaping human diversity in India
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Marta Mirazon Lahr
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About
I am broadly interested in human evolution, with particular emphasis on the processes that bring populations in contact to differentiate both culturally and biologically, and the impact that such differences have in the formation and maintenance of population boundaries. Material and behavioural cultural expressions together with biological (also genetic) markers are the focus of my data collection and analysis, both in the archaeological record and in the living ethnographic one.
Contact Information
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| Address: | Leverhulme Centre for Human Evolutionary Studies
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| IM: | federicacrive74 |
