Susan A. Jacobucci is a Pollen Laboratory Analyst for the Andrew Fiske Memorial Center for Archaeological Research. She has earned a MA in Historical Archaeology from the University of Massachusetts Boston and holds undergraduate degrees in Anthropology and Sociology. Susan was awarded the Barbara E. Luedtke Book Award for Excellence in Historical Archaeology for her Master's Thesis titled, "A Study of Anthropogenic Vegetation Using Pollen and Charcoal on the Eastern Pequot Tribal Nation Reservation, North Stonington, Connecticut." She continues to analyze pollen profiles and interpret past vegetation associated with historic and prehistoric archaeological sites located in northeastern, northwestern, and southeastern United States for the Fiske Center. In addition to palynology and landscape archaeology, Susan's interests include historic and prehistoric archaeology, environmental archaeology, collaborative archaeology, archaeoparasitology, museum studies, and lithic use-wear analysis.
Email: .........Susan.Jacobucci@umb.edu
Phone: ........617.287.6838
Address: ......Fiske Center for Archaeological Research ...................Department of Anthropology ...................100 Morrissey Boulevard ...................University of Massachusetts Boston ...................Boston, MA 02125
Susan A. Jacobucci is a Pollen Laboratory Analyst for the Andrew Fiske Memorial Center for Archaeological Research. She has earned a MA in Historical Archaeology from the University of Massachusetts Boston and holds undergraduate degrees in Anthropology and Sociology. Susan was awarded the Barbara E. Luedtke Book Award for Excellence in Historical Archaeology for her Master's Thesis titled, "A Study of Anthropogenic Vegetation Using Pollen and Charcoal on the Eastern Pequot Tribal Nation Reservation, North Stonington, Connecticut." She continues to analyze pollen profiles and interpret past vegetation associated with historic and prehistoric archaeological sites located in northeastern, northwestern, and southeastern United States for the Fiske Center. In addition to palynology and landscape archaeology, Susan's interests include historic and prehistoric archaeology, environmental archaeology, collaborative archaeology, archaeoparasitology, museum studies, and lithic use-wear analysis.