Fieldwork
My fieldwork combines archaeology, geography, environmental science, mapping, excavation, coring, lidar, and community-engaged heritage practices.
Belize
Research in Belize includes Laguna Seca and Laguna Verde, Uxbenká/Uchben’ kaj, Lubaantun, Wamil, Ek Xux, Muklebal Tzul, Ix Kuku’il, and related Maya lowland landscapes. Work has included excavation, pedestrian survey, lidar analysis, coring, wetland soils, mapping, 3D modeling, and paleoenvironmental sampling.
Guatemala
Recent work in Guatemala includes preliminary bathymetric mapping at Dos Lagunas and terrestrial lidar mapping at Río Azul, contributing to broader research on landscape history, environmental change, and archaeological documentation.
Honduras
At Copan, I have worked on FARO lidar tunnel survey, 3D modeling, and digital documentation connected to the Early Copan Acropolis Program.
Community Engagement
My fieldwork is grounded in transparent relationships with local stakeholders, Indigenous Maya communities, conservation partners, and government institutions. In southern Belize, this includes community engagement in Santa Cruz, San Antonio, and San Pedro Columbia, as well as work connected to Ya’axché Conservation Trust and the Uchben’ kaj Kin Ajaw Association.