Current doctoral students


The Center for Archaeology acts as a point of contact and exchange for graduate students in archaeology. To apply to a graduate program in archaeology at Columbia, please consult our page on Graduate Programs

Anthropology:

Petar Cvijovic
Historical archaeology, 19th century Jewish New York
pc2458@columbia.edu

John Molenda
Historical archaeology, China
jpm2141@columbia.edu

Dianne Scullin
Andes, music/sound
dms2193@columbia.edu

Easton (Justin) Anspach
Andes, landscape
jaa2165@columbia.edu

Matthew Sanger
Southeast US, archaic
mcs2178@columbia.edu

Darryl Wilkinson
Andes, landscape
daw2149@columbia.edu

Kaet Heupel
Southwest US, archaeology of the contemporary past
keh2131@columbia.edu

Felipe Gaitan
Historical archaeology, Central America
fg2112@columbia.edu

Heather Atherton
Southwest US, Historical archaeology
hna4@columbia.edu

Art History & Archaeology:

Matthew Teti
African art and archaeology
met2158@columbia.edu

Michael Anthony Fowler
Greek and Roman art, architecture and archaeology;
images of violence and death, aesthetics, phenomenology, the emotions;
text-image relations; sacred space and ritual practice; archaeological history of the Aegean islands
maf2209@columbia.edu

Andrea Vazquez
Pre-Columbian art and archaeology
afv2103@columbia.edu

Colette LeRoux
csl2136@columbia.edu

Amara Magloughlin
asm2161@columbia.edu

Turkan Pilavci
tap2114@columbia.edu

Serdar Yalcin
sy2226@columbia.edu

Lee Ullmann
lzu1@columbia.edu

Rory ONeill
ro32@columbia.edu

East Asian Languages and Cultures:

Glenda Ellen Chao
The archaeology of Early China
gec2112@columbia.edu

Brian Lander
bgl2114@columbia.edu

Paul Nicholas Vogt
pnv2103@columbia.edu

Also check out the following programs:

History

Classics

Middle Eastern, South Asian, and African Studies

Institute for Research on Women and Gender: graduate certification in feminist scholarship


To be added to this list or to change your information please contact Prof. Zoe Crossland zc2149@columbia.edu