Archaeology of the southern levant

Zooarchaeology of Wadi Fidan, southern jordan

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The Levantine Zooarchaeology/Osteology Laboratory was established in 2000 by Prof. Thomas Levy. Current contributions have made this laboratory the newest addition for research and academic learning for our graduate and undergraduate students. Participants in laboratory sponsored projects are exposed to the identification and analysis of animal remains from archaeological sites in order to reconstruct past environments, the economics of animal exploitation, and ancient human-environment relationships. The Lab provides hands-on learning and training to interested UCSD students.

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Levantine Archaeology Lab

Social Science Building 130

Phone: 858-534-2765 (Fax: 858-534-5946

E-mail: amuniz@ucsd.edu

Levantine Zooarchaeological Laboratory

Levantine Zooarchaeology Laboratory

Students at work in the Levantine Zooarchaeology Lab.

Social Science Research Building is located on the Marshall Campus between Peterson Hall, Solis Hall, and Media Communications.  The lab is located on the 3rd Floor.