Kevin Gibbons Adjunct Instructor Department of Anthropology
- Degrees
- PhD Anthropology (Archaeology), University of Maryland (expected 2022)
M.Sc. Environmental Archaeology & Palaeoeconomy, University of Sheffield
BA Anthropology, University of Georgia
AA Liberal Arts, Young Harris College - Bio
- Kevin is an archaeologist focused on the historical ecology of anthropogenic, second-nature landscapes. His research centers on exploring morphometric variation in sheep bones throughout the previous millennium in Iceland and coupling these trends with long-term erosional data to ask questions around land degradation and the social/economic justice of landscapes. Kevin teaches introductory courses in sociocultural anthropology, archaeology, and physical anthropology as Associate Professor of Anthropology at Montgomery College. He also occasionally serves as an adjunct professor at the University of Maryland and American University. His pedagogy frames these courses around environmental literacy and ecological and social resilience. He’s done fieldwork in the US Southeast & Mid-Atlantic, Iceland, the Caribbean, and England. He has degrees from Young Harris College, the University of Georgia, and the University of Sheffield and is currently a doctoral candidate at the Zooarchaeology Laboratory at the University of Maryland.
- See Also
- Publications on Academia.edu
- For the Media
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Partnerships & Affiliations
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University of Maryland
Adjunct Lecturer -
Montgomery College
Associate Professor of Anthropology