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Jordi Rivera Prince is a Presidential Postdoctoral Fellow at Brown University specializing in bioarchaeology and mortuary archaeology related to coastal communities in the Andes, particularly during the periods of pre-colonization and Colonial New England. His research investigates social inequality, materiality, and the critical production of knowledge within archaeological practices. Rivera Prince's work is supported by notable institutions including the National Science Foundation and the Ford Foundation. He directs the North Burial Ground Documentation Project, focusing on community-engaged research to conserve historical narratives and document social issues in Providence, Rhode Island. His academic background includes a Ph.D. and a master's degree from the University of Florida, along with a bachelor's degree from the University of Pennsylvania. He has worked with the Smithsonian Institution and has a strong commitment to addressing inequities within the discipline of archaeology. Currently, he teaches various anthropology courses at Brown University and engages in projects such as the Proyecto Arqueológico del Valle Virú Oeste, highlighting the intersections of community, memory, and the archaeological record.
Department: Department of Economics