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Julie St Jean

(United States) is a Zooarchaeology Consultant based just outside of New York City, USA. Julie’s geographic experience includes excavating in Southern England, Southwest USA, Northeast and mid-Atlantic USA as well as analyzing faunal assemblages from Post-Medieval Scotland, Roman England and Medieval Italy.

Does economy affect religion? Does religion affect economy?

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Religion and social economy don't outwardly appear to be related. However each can affect the other in context, form and intensity.

Study Archaeology? We Don’t Dig Dinosaurs

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The reasons people choose to go into the field of archaeology are diverse. There is a need to get to know the people who came before us. This is a brief account of one such experience. Please note: This is a non-academic view!

The Study of Human Remains: What does it really tell us? Part 3

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When an archaeologist studies one set of human remains, he is seeking specific information about that one person.

The Study of Human Remains: What does it really tell us? Part 1

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The study of human remains can tell us a great deal about a society; status, wealth, religion and others. When an archaeologist studies one set of human remains, he is seeking specific information about that one person

The Study of Human Remains: What does it really tell us? Part 2

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The sex of an individual is especially important in determining a pattern within a society. A pattern of anything; death rate for males versus females, infanticide of males or females, common societal pathologies for each sex and so on.
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