Scott D. Haddow

I'm a Canadian-born bioarchaeologist working primarily in Turkey, Egypt and Sudan these days. I've also worked in Italy, England, Mexico, Canada and the US. My doctoral research focused on the use of dental morphological traits to assess the biological affinities of a Late Roman Period skeletal population from the Dakhleh Oasis, Egypt. My other research interests include:

• Mortuary archaeology and the anthropology of mortuary rituals
• Paleopathology
• Forensic anthropology