
Cameron M Smith
I've been teaching human evolution and prehistory since 1999. Undergraduate study at the University of London's Institute of Archaeology and Durham University (UK) (BA Joint Hons), with two field seasons at Koobi Fora, Kenya, then Portland State University (MA) and a doctorate in Archaeology at Canada's Simon Fraser University in 2004. I teach a wide variety of 100-400-level courses in world prehistory, field and lab methods, and regional topics. Research interests include Northwest Coast archaeology, evolution in general, cognitive evolution, aboriginal watercraft, usewear analysis and the adaptation of humanity (and our domesticates) to off-Earth environments, e.g. space settlement. Since 2009 I have been active in the realm of space suit technology, in 2023 joining the U of Arizona's Center for Human Space Exploration as co-Director; our focus here is on the development of new space suit philosophies and technologies.
Supervisors: Kenneth M. Ames, Brian Hayden, Knut Fladmark, Roy Carlson, Anthony Harding, and Alan Bilsborough
Supervisors: Kenneth M. Ames, Brian Hayden, Knut Fladmark, Roy Carlson, Anthony Harding, and Alan Bilsborough
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