Britt's Research and Fieldwork | University of Tübingen

Dr Britt Starkovich's Research and Fieldwork Sites

2016 - present	Sibhudu Cave, Middle Stone Age, South Africa
2015 - present	Hohle Fels, Middle and Upper Paleolithic, Swabian Jura, Germany
2014 - present	Lakonis, Middle Paleolithic, Peloponnese, Greece
2012 - present	Schöningen, Lower Paleolithic, Germany.
2012 - present	Chogha Golan, Aceramic Neolithic, Iran.
2010 - present	Kephalari Cave, Middle and Upper Paleolithic, Peloponnese, Greece.

2007-2013	Mount Lykaion, Late Neolithic through Hellenistic period, Arcadia, Greece.
2011-2012	AMS dating of calcined bone from Mount Lykaion, Greece.
2011	Walnut Canyon and Wuptaki National Monuments, late Prehistoric, northern Arizona.
2005-2009	Klissoura Cave 1, Middle and Upper Paleolithic, Peloponnese, Greece.
2009	Mule Creek, late Prehistoric, Southeast NM.
2007-2008	Analysis of multiple historic and late prehistoric sites, northern New Mexico.
2004-2007	Hallan Çemi Tepesi, Epipaleolithic/Neolithic, SE Turkey.

2018-present	Experimental archaeology – butchery and bone tool manufacture
2005	Uçağızlı Caves I and II, Middle and Upper Paleolithic, Hatay, Turkey.
2004	Vale Boi, Upper Paleolithic, Algarve, Portugal.
2003	Moxa Arch survey, southwest Wyoming.
2002	Coudolous I, Middle Paleolithic, Lot, France.
2002	Coudolous II, non-cultural Pleistocene sinkhole, Lot, France.
2002	Antelope trap survey, N. Wyoming.
2001-2002	Barger Gulch Locality B, Folsom, Middle Park, Colorado.
2001	UW Advanced Field School, Hell Gap, stratified Paleoindian, Wyoming.
2001	Paint Rock Canyon survey, NE Wyoming.
2000	Excavation of Paleoindian, Archaic and Uinta sites, survey in SW and central Wyoming.
1999	Field School, Evanston China Town, Western Wyoming Community College Historical Archaeology Field School.