Amy Moe-Hoffman received her Bachelor of Arts in Geology at Gustavus Adolphus College with a focus on Quaternary Geology and Glaciology. She later went on to get her Master of Science in Museum and Field Studies with a focus on Paleontology and Natural History Collections at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Amy’s research interests include the use of fossil insects to determine…

Dr. Anna Osterholtz is a bioarchaeologist focused on the relationship between the living and the dead, particularly in relation to group identity formation and its negotiation through mortuary practices. My research spans diverse geographical contexts, including the Americas (American Southwest), Europe (Cyprus, Croatia, Romania), and the Middle East (UAE), where I engage in excavation and…