Master graduate student in Archaeology at the Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology (MAE/USP), focusing on the analysis of coastal shell mound formation processes. Graduated in Geology for Institute of Geosciences (IGc/USP) in 2020. Academic experience in preparing granites and migmatites samples for typological, textural, and geochemical analyses of zircon and monazite grains, as well as geological and structural cave mapping for the elaboration of caves formation process studies. Professionally, has experience in Environmental Geology, in the elaboration of hydrogeological cartographic products and characterizations, environmental impacts assessment , and elaboration of conceptual models aimed at human health risk assessment (ARSH) and ecological risk (ARE) for areas affected by dam ruptures. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The relative homogeneity of the archaeological record found in Brazilian shellmounds, as kown as sambaquis, has led to the hypothesis that these communities constitute an unique cultural system, with specificities developed at local level in response to complex interactions with environmental and anthropogenic factors. However, some authors address the differences that the artifact conten…
The study of shell middens (sambaquis) represents one of the most prominent topics in Brazilian archaeology, dating back to the establishment of the discipline in the country during the mid-19th century. Throughout its academic trajectory, different approaches have been applied to research the complex records preserved in these structures. Among these approaches, geoarchaeology has yielde…
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