Robert Stark | Anthropology

Office: PAS 2008

Robert Stark is a biological anthropologist whose bioarchaeological research focuses on questions of health, population dynamics, diet, and mobility in the ancient world. He has worked in various global regions with a particular focus on contexts in medieval Sudan. He teaches courses in biological anthropology, including human osteology, palaeopathology, and advanced topics in biological and forensic anthropology. Robert holds a PhD from McMaster University (2017).