Lisabeth A. Carlson

About the Author

Lisabeth A. Carlson is a distinguished scholar and author whose work bridges the realms of archaeology, ethnohistory, and indigenous perspectives on the Caribbean. With a deep commitment to amplifying Native voices, she draws on extensive fieldwork and archival research to illuminate the rich natural history and cultural heritage of the Taino people. Her writing challenges colonial narratives, offering nuanced insights into the environmental and social landscapes that shaped pre-Columbian societies. As an educator and advocate for indigenous rights, Carlson's contributions foster greater understanding and appreciation of Caribbean heritage, making complex historical topics accessible to both academic and general audiences. Her interdisciplinary approach continues to influence studies in anthropology and environmental history.