Megan C. Hagseth, Ph.D.

Hagseth is a dedicated archaeologist and anthropologist with over a decade of experience in 3D imaging and digital preservation.  Focusing on consulting for the last four years, she aided a variety of institutions and projects in developing cutting-edge 3D imaging labs and optimizing workflows. Her work significantly enhances public access to cultural heritage. Passionate about public outreach, Hagseth collaborates with researchers across various fields to create interdisciplinary teaching materials that share current research with broader audiences. Explore the Current Projects page to discover her latest contributions. 

I study human and animal interactions through analysis of the archaeological record. These relationships can be fantastic tools for discovering new aspects of the human experience, especially concerning themes like identity and agency.

Research Interests

3D Imaging, Human-animal interactions in seafaring communities, identity, agency & habitus, marine artifact conservation, zooarchaeology, pedagogy

Registrations

Registered Professional Archaeologist 4547

AAUS Scientific Diver

Current Employment