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Ben Schoville is an Associate Professor in the Department of Anthropology at Purdue University. His research investigates technological innovations that enabled human survival during the late Pleistocene, focusing on field excavations, experimental archaeology, and emerging quantitative methods. Schoville collaborates with Indigenous communities by using community-led approaches to explore long-term human-environment interactions. He directs the North Kuruman Palaeoarchaeology Project, which focuses on Early Middle Stone Age archaeological sites in the southern Kalahari Basin. His work combines high-resolution archaeological data and paleoenvironmental records to understand how humans adapted to water scarcity in arid environments over the past million years.
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