Summary
Current status: Ph.D. in progress
Ph.D. dissertation title: Peopling of South America using Dental Morphology
M.A. thesis title: The Muddle in the Middle? Characterising Population Diversity in Coastal Central Peru in the Prehispanic Period, using Dental Non-Metric Traits
Tatiana Vlemincq-Mendieta is a biological anthropologist with extensive fieldwork experience at Kawa, a Meroitic site in Sudan and three major pre-Columbian projects in Peru. Responsibilities included fieldwork, logistics, administrative paperwork and technical reports, teaching and lab work. Vlemincq-Mendieta has further experience as a bioarchaeology assistant, focusing on academic support and student training in both academic and fieldwork contexts. Vlemincq-Mendieta has a B.A. in journalism and is trilingual in English, Spanish and French.
Academic interests
- Bioarchaeology
- Dental anthropology
- Forensic anthropology
- Migration and origin of populations
Selected publications
- Vlemincq-Mendieta, T., 2017. Bioarchaeological analysis. In: Excavations within the Kushite Cemetery at Kawa. Sudan and Nubia 21, pp. 123-127.
Education
- M.A., archaeology and art history
- M.Sc., bioarchaeological and forensic anthropology
- B.A., journalism