He holds a Master’s of Science in Environmental Studies from Ohio University and a doctorate from the Ohio State University in Anthropology. Paul received his undergraduate training at Ohio University in Anthropology and Classical Civilizations. His current research focuses on archaeobotany and human-environment interrelationships. This summer he is working in collaboration with Wayne National Forest to identify and excavate Archaic Period domestic sites in the Hocking Valley to better understand the domestic economy of these early communities. He has conducted research on the origins of food production, Native American settlement patterns, and prehistoric technology. Save these Dates for CE3 Brownbags this Spring!