I explore how archaeology connects to our world through storytelling, collaboration, and curiosity-driven content.

I come from an academically oriented background where I did a Ph.D. in Anthropological Archaeology that focused on research and fieldwork in Oman. My research has centered on how people make decisions about landscapes and resources. Over time, I realized that some of the most interesting work we do about the past wasn’t making it beyond academic circles — so I shifted my focus to public education.

Today, I create accessible, inclusive, and engaging content through videos, podcasts, and interdisciplinary research. My goal is for people to see archaeology as a lens for understanding themselves and the world around them. I publish videos on YouTube, host a podcast, and collaborate with others to bring archaeology to the broader public. No matter the project, I aim to connect overlooked stories from the past to the curiosity of the present. My work is rooted in collaboration, inclusivity, and the belief that the past is for everyone.