Erik W. Gjesfjeld
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    • Maritime Hunter-Gatherers
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Hello!  My name is Erik Gjesfjeld and I am currently a Renfrew Fellow at the McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research at the University of Cambridge. My research interests lie at the intersection of archaeology and evolutionary anthropology by exploring how communities in the past and present respond to risk. I specialize in the application of quantitative models with broader interests in the archaeology of hunter-gatherers, human eco-dynamics and cultural evolution.   

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  • Home
  • Research
    • Evolution of Diversity
    • Quantitative Methods / Social Networks Analysis
    • Human Ecodynamics
    • Archaeometry
    • Maritime Hunter-Gatherers
    • Dissertation Abstract
    • Masters Research
    • Bachelors Research
  • Teaching
    • Teaching Statement
    • Course Descriptions & Sample Syllabi
    • Evidence of Teaching Effectiveness
    • Public Outreach and University Service
  • Publications
  • CV
  • Links
  • Contact / About Me