Paleochannels

Ms. Kelsey M. Lowe is a doctoral student at the University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia. Her research interests involve integrating interdisciplinary methods such as airborne remote sensing, archaeological geophysics, GIS, geoarchaeology and landscape in archaeology. Her recent work explores the potential use and comparability of magnetic susceptibility and environmental magnetism, with other techniques like soil chemistry and geochronology, to understand the record of occupation, landscape change and site formation processes of rockshelter stratigraphy on two northern Australian sites, Malakunanja II and Gledswood Shelter 1 (GS1). Mrs. Lowe has participated in a variety of archaeological and geophysical projects in the Americas, primarily in the Northern Plains and Southeastern regions of the U.S. She has also worked in Bolivia at Tiwanaku and Pokatia.