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Duren, Anna

Duren, Anna

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Anna Duren

MA student | Anthropological Archaeology

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Preferred pronouns: they/she

Chair: Dr. Alex Bentley

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Anna was born and raised in Greenville, South Carolina. They earned a BA in biology & archaeology from the College of Charleston. While obtaining their Bachelor’s degree, they worked on archaeological projects at a Late Woodland Phase site in Illinois and a mid-19th-century kitchen site in Charleston, South Carolina. In addition, they studied abroad in Taipei, Taiwan, to deepen their understanding of prehistoric Taiwan and learn Mandarin Chinese. They have knowledge of basic faunal analysis, flotation, and DAACS ceramic identification.

Education

  • B.A. with honors, College of Charleston. Biology and Archaeology. 2024.
    Minor in Anthropology.
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    Bachelors Essay: “Perspectives in Taiwanese Bioarchaeology”
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    Professional Affiliations: Lambda Alpha National Anthropology Honor Society

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Specialties

Southeastern United States and Taiwan, Indigenous medical knowledge and healing, bioarchaeology of care, disability throughout history and prehistory, inequality as shown through skeletal remains, and repatriation efforts.

Email

aduren2@vols.utk.edu


Posted: July 17, 2025

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