The Anthropology Department and  Archaeology Program host a variety of archaeology labs including the Zooarchaeology lab, Environmental Archaeology and Paleoethnobotany Lab, GIS Lab, and our newly renovated Bioarcheology & Heritage Lab. Please visit the laboratory websites using the below links for more information.
The   Environmental Archaeology Lab  (STO 348) and  Paleoethnobotany Wet Lab  (CAS 335), run by   Professor John Marston, use the analysis of archaeological plant and animal remains to study human interactions with past environments.
The  Zooarchaeology Lab  (CAS 230), run by   Professor Catherine West, engages in the analysis of archaeological animal remains to investigate past human-animal interactions and evidence of climate change.
The Geospatial Lab (STO 435), run by Professor Wade Campbell, uses geospatial and image analysis techniques in global archaeological investigations.
The Bioarchaeology & Heritage Lab (STO 252), run by Professor Andreana Cunningham, uses non-destructive, community-grounded bioarchaeological approaches to study burial contexts and the complex human remains found therein.