Pam Crabtree

About the Author

Pam Crabtree is a distinguished archaeologist and osteologist whose work bridges the disciplines of anthropology, zoology, and environmental science. With decades of experience excavating and analyzing faunal remains from historical sites across North America, she has become a leading authority on the skeletal structures of indigenous and colonial-era animals. Her research illuminates the diets, economies, and ecologies of past societies, offering invaluable insights into human-animal interactions through time. Crabtree's accessible yet rigorous approach has made complex scientific topics approachable for students, researchers, and enthusiasts alike. Beyond academia, she advocates for the preservation of archaeological heritage and the ethical study of animal remains in a changing climate.