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Julia Gamble is an Associate Professor in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Manitoba, specializing in bioarchaeology and dental anthropology. Her research focuses on understanding past populations, particularly in medieval Europe, and incorporates a life course approach to investigating health outcomes as reflected in human skeletal remains. Julia has a strong background in Canadian archaeological practices and biological anthropology, informed by her PhD from the University of Manitoba and extensive fieldwork across England, Wales, Denmark, and Greece. Since joining the faculty in 2018, she has expanded the dental anthropology program, emphasizing 3D scanning and palaeoproteomic analyses for health assessments. Julia's teaching includes a range of courses in bioarchaeology and evolutionary anthropology, alongside her commitment to reconciliation efforts related to Indigenous communities. She collaborates on various research projects, including pathogen DNA studies and the bioarchaeology of Avar populations in Vienna, offering numerous opportunities for student involvement in research.
University of Manitoba • Winnipeg, MB
Teaching and researching bioarchaeology and dental anthropology as part of the Department of Anthropology.
Streams include Education, Administration, or Clinical.