John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada. Her PhD in Anthropology from McMaster University (1998) was based on research into prehistoric farmer-forager interaction in the Bruce Peninsula of southern Ontario. Since her appointment at Memorial in 2000, she has developed a research programme in Labrador dealing with inter-ethnic interactions, from the time of the earliest inhabitants up into the historic period. Her most recent undertaking is a 5 year, multi-disciplinary study of the history of the Labrador Inuit Métis (Nunatukavut) in southern Labrador, incorporating archaeology, ethnography, archival research and genealogy.