Rose Drew

WORK HISTORY

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ABOUT ROSE DREW

AREAS OF EXPERTISE: I am a physical anthropologist, researcher, teacher, small business owner with experience in:• Forensic Anthropology Certification), with partial requirements met for FA-II• Supply teacher & SEND Tutor (secondary) • Bone morphology and trauma/disease patterns associated with impairment • Analysis of human skeletal remains• Caribbean archaeology• Experience working with remains from four continents• Late medieval and Tudor history• Teaching science and humanities from Primary Grades to Postgraduate level• Public speaking• Events management and conference/festival organization• Small press publishing • Commission-based sales• Learning ARCGIS Pro• Phase I surveys, Phase II STPs, Phase test units Science teacher, Grade 3/4, Spring Dec and ran weekly Paleopath Interest Group at York University, Oct 2006 to March 2009. Field trips to Hunterian and British Museum; special topic lectures with invited guests; intro to sexing, ageing and basic analysis for interested students. Seminar leader, 2 years, for History of Archaeological Theory (York University)Masters degree, Yale UniversityPostgraduate research into low-cost methods for underfunded museums to assess human remains collections (20••••15) and ongoing research based in Oslo (2009 - present).Oslo Research has been multinational, multidisciplinary, with anthropological, biomolecular and ethnohistorical research on the Tukthuset assemblage. With Prof Gwyn Madden. Partners include Prof Verena Schuenemann and Dr Karl Alvestad Part-time lecturer at Winchester (20••••15), focusing on Native American history and art, history of archaeological theory, and museum curation of human remains (lecture given to MA students for two years).Specialties: One-off lectures and presentations to students from High School to University level (incl Yale summer school)Numerous presentations to local Archaeology societies, both in America and in England.Experience with skeletal populations from: Andean S America; Caribbean; North American Plains; Miami; Medieval, Tudor and early Modern British; Norwegian samples from Viking era to 19th century; Kerma of Egypt; modern Cypriots.Events management: spoken word events, and book launches/promosBook publishing, editing, PR, care & feeding of nervous authors.