Ph.D., University of Toronto
Lisa Marie Anselmi has been teaching at SUNY Buffalo State since fall 2004. She is an archaeologist who has done fieldwork in New York, Ontario, and Connecticut and has utilized archaeological collections curated at museums and institutions throughout Northeastern North America. Her primary research interests include the use of metals, the adoption of technological practices by Native Americans/First Nations peoples and Europeans, and trade in Northeastern North America during the Early and Middle Contact periods. Secondary interests include the use of the Great Lakes region and subsistence technology.
Anselmi is also a Research Fellow at the Buffalo Museum of Science.
Image Gallery of Field School 2008
Image Gallery of Field School 2010
Courses Taught
ANT 300 Indigenous Peoples of Western North America
ANT 301 Indigenous Peoples of Eastern North America
ANT 308 Archaeological Methods
ANT 312 Archaeology of North America
ANT 330 Indigenous Peoples of Hawai'i
ANT 341 Indigenous Art of the Americas
ANT 329 World Prehistory (online)
ANT 400 Ancient Materials
ANT 415 Seminar in Archaeology
ANT 488 Internship in Anthropology
