Frank, Emilie (Undergraduate Honor Student). Emilie is interested in zooarchaeology, human osteology, ecology and evolutionary biology. Her honors thesis investigates the history of deposition of gazelle carcasses in a unique human grave at the Natufian site of Hilazon Tachtit in Israel. Emilie.Frank@uconn.edu
	Graham, Philip (PhD Candidate). I am interested in all aspects of the archaeology of the Egyptian Neolithic. Currently, I am studying settlement location and type as well as housing structure in relation to geographic placement. I am also interested in neolithic stone tools and pottery. Advisor: Natalie Munro philip.graham@uconn.edu
	Hill, Chad (PhD Candidate). Zoarchaology. Advisor: Natalie Munro chad.hill@uconn.edu
	Kennerty, Michael (Graduate Student). Interestests: I study animal remains (zooarchaeology) to learn if food preference was an expression of social identity during the early Neolithic time period. Also, I am interested in policy issues involving anthropology: how federal agencies fund anthropological studies, the role of anthropology in the judicial system, and anthropologists' influence on policy makers. Advisor: Natalie Munro Michael.Kennerty@uconn.edu
	Matarazzo, Tiziana (PhD Candidate) studies Early Bronze Age cultures in Southern Italy from a micromorphological and geoarchaeological perspective. She focuses on the study of hearths, construction materials, occupation floors, storage features, and pits as indicators of the socio-economic life of the original inhabitants. Advisor: Natalie Munro tiziana.matarazzo@uconn.edu
	Peck, Penny M. , DVM (Graduate Student). My interests include Zooarchaeology,especially pre-domestication and domestication of animals, animal and zoonotic diseases in the archaeological record, human osteology and forensic anthropology. Advisor: Natalie Munro Penny.Peck@uconn.edu