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Kuria, Margaret Waimiru

Kuria, Margaret Waimiru

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Margaret Wairimu Kuria

MA Student | Anthropological Archaeology

Chair: Dr. Anneke Janzen

Margaret Wairimu Kuria is a Kenyan archaeologist with a strong background in human evolution, bioarchaeology, and heritage conservation.

Her research uses zooarchaeological principles and isotope analyses to reconstruct past environments in Northern Kenya and Southern Ethiopia around the Tula wells, and the mobility of the communities around the wells during the time these wells were constructed respectively which scientific research has put in the late Holocene

Education

  • BA, History, Archaeology & Political Studies, Kenyatta University, Nairobi, Kenya (2020)

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Specialties

Zooarchaeology; Stable Isotope Analyses

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Posted: August 25, 2026

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