ABOUT
The Trent Environmental Archaeology Lab (TEAL) is a research group that uses stable isotopes and related chemical techniques to better understand a wide range of issues related to past and present ecosystems. TEAL is directed by Paul Szpak, a professor and Canada Research Chair at Trent University. Current research projects at TEAL include, but are not limited to:
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Animal management practices in the Andean region
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Historical and palaeoecology of Arctic ecosystems
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Agricultural instensification in the Andean region
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Studies to optimize bone collagen extraction procedures
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Human palaeodiet and palaeomobility
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If you are interested in applying to work with Paul for graduate studies consult the graduate program websites for the Department of Anthropology's Master's (MA or MSc) program and the School of Environmental and Life Sciences' (ENLS) MSc and PhD programs. For more information about specific projects that may be available to graduate students, consult the RESEARCH tab on this site or contact Paul directly.
