Teaching
Spring semester:
- AN224: Introduction to Anthropology
- AN225: Introduction to Archaeology
- AN345: Cultural Anthropology
Fall semester:
- AN224: Introduction to Anthropology
- AN320: Archaeology of the Vikings
- AN350: Biological Anthropology
Summer I:
- AN299/AN410: Archaeological Field School
Summer II:
- AN399: Anthropology Study Tour (funding dependent; spots limited)
By arrangement:
- AN493: Independent Study in Anthropology
Upcoming Talks
November 4, 2023: I will be speaking as part of the Material Histories and Environmental Politics, Past and Present conference hosted at Brown University.
April 17-24, 2024: I will present a paper & organize a poster session about our work at Kotið at the Society for American Archaeology annual meeting.
Publications
My dissertation (2019) may be downloaded at ResearchGate.
Catlin, K and D Bolender. 2018. Were the Vikings Really Green? Environmental Degradation and Social Inequality in Iceland’s Second Nature Landscape. Archaeological Papers of the AAA 29(1): 120-133. Uneven Terrain: Archaeologies of Political Ecology, J Millhauser, C Morehart, and S Juarez, eds.
Catlin, K. 2016. Archaeology for the Anthropocene: Scale, Soil, and the Settlement of Iceland. Anthropocene 15:13-21.
Catlin, K. 2016. Re-Examining Medieval Settlement in the Dartmoor Landscape. Medieval Settlement Research 31:36-45
Lived Experience in the Later Middle Ages (M Johnson, ed, 2016) may be downloaded in its entirety here.
Many of the reports listed on my CV may be downloaded from the Fiske Center.
Please feel free to contact me if you would like a copy of any of these publications.