Kristina Killgrove

Via Sacra, Ariccia (Rome)

Kristina Killgrove, PhD

Research Associate
Research Laboratories of Archaeology
University of North Carolina
108 Alumni Building, CB#3120
Chapel Hill NC 27599

killgrove@unc.edu

Les Catacombes, Paris

Currently working on:

Summer 2011 - Writing on diet, migration, and bioarchaeology in the Roman Empire. Working on conference presentation for EEA. Contract writing project for W.W. Norton's How Humans Evolved.
Fall 2011 - Lecturer at Vanderbilt University, teaching ANTH 270 and ANTH 274.

Courses Taught:

Health and Disease in Ancient Populations - ANTH 274, Vanderbilt University (Fall 2011)
Human Osteology - ANTH 270, Vanderbilt University (Fall 2011)
General Anthropology - ANTH 101, UNC Chapel Hill (Spring 2009 & 2011)
Human Osteology - ANTH 414, UNC Chapel Hill (Fall 2006 & Fall 2008)
Intro to Forensic Anthropology - ANT 229, SUNY Cortland (Spring 2008)
Bioarchaeology - ANTH 116/416, UNC Chapel Hill (Spring 2006)
Cultural Anthropology - ANT 220, Durham Tech (Spring 2003)
General Anthropology - ANT 210, Durham Tech (Summer 2002)

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