Sarah A Lacy, PhD
I am the newest biological anthropology faculty member at California State University Dominguez Hills. My doctoral work focused on oral pathology in Neandertals and early modern humans in the Late Pleistocene in Europe and Southwest Asia and broadly overlaps paleoanthropology, paleopathology, dental anthropology, Late Pleistocene archaeology, human-environment interaction, and the origins of health disparities. I am now working on developing a new collaborative project with University of North Texas on respiratory health and air pollution in the Paleolithic.
I also collaborated with Samuel Muteti of the National Museums of Kenya to set up the hominin site of Loiyangalani in Southeast Lake Turkana, Kenya. We hope to continue our field research here in the future.
Follow my instagram @hothominins!
I also collaborated with Samuel Muteti of the National Museums of Kenya to set up the hominin site of Loiyangalani in Southeast Lake Turkana, Kenya. We hope to continue our field research here in the future.
Follow my instagram @hothominins!
Photo from Giemsch & Schmitz 2012 ("Neues alles Oberkassel" article in the Museum newsletter)
