This summer I was interviewed by Nukk-Freeman & Cerra for their bi-annual bulletin. We discussed the importance of community archaeology as a way forward from the non-inclusive, heavily Western, and problematic past in which the field began. Community-based archaeology emphasizes inclusivity, collaboration, and the goals of all stakeholders in archaeological

In 2021, Lehigh University's College of Arts and Sciences interviewed me about my research for the Sallustiano Obelisk in which I discussed my passion for archaeology and anthropology. It is fun to look back at this to see how much my research interests changed but my love for

If you are interested in my research on the Sallustiano Obelisk, check out my presentation at the Papacy of Gregory XV Ludovisi (1621-23) Conference in February 2021 where I presented my research and the timeline of the obelisk's movements!

In 2020, my first article came out about the journey of the Sallustiano Obelisk from the Villa Ludovisi (Villa Aurora) to the Spanish Steps in Rome. The Egyptian-style obelisk currently located in the Piazza della Trinità dei Monti has a relatively unknown history. A little over 400 years ago the

This year I was interviewed by the Lehigh Alumni Bulletin about my current studies and research after graduating from Lehigh University in 2022. I am forever grateful for my time at Lehigh University and my amazing professors who continue to support me to this day. Check out the interview below