Presentations

Fricke, F.J., Herrera Malatesta, E., de Waal, M., Aguasvivas, M., Ammerlaan, L., Chiappa, O., Cunningham, A.S., Farmer, K., van Litsenburg, Z., kok, m., Seferidou, E., and Victorina, A. (2024). An informal network for ethically engaged researchers in Caribbean archaeology. Paper presented at the International Association for Caribbean Archaeology biannual conference, Nevis.

Cunningham, A.S. (2024). Women in recaptivity: Subversion and kinship in the mid-19th century South Atlantic. Paper presented at the New York University Atlantic History Conference, New York.

Cunningham, A.S. (2024). 3D skeletal digitization as a tool for collaborative artistic commemoration. Poster presented at the Society for American Archaeology annual conference, New Orleans.

Cunningham, A.S., de la Cova, C.M. (2024). Fraught (re)conceptions: Diasporic decedents and paths to commemoration. Published abstract for the American Association of Biological Anthropologists annual conference, Los Angeles.

Cunningham, A.S., Shuler, K.A. (2022). Biocultural interpretations of skeletal and archival indicators of health in enslavement in Barbados. Poster presented at the American Association of Biological Anthropologists annual conference, Denver.

Cunningham, A.S. (2021). Positioning enslaved persons in 19th century Barbados fugitive slave advertisements. Poster presented at the University of Florida Graduate Student Diversity Research Symposium, virtual.

Cunningham, A.S. (2019). Cranial morphological distribution of African descent peoples as reflectors of migration, variation, and race construction. Paper presented at the International Association for Caribbean Archaeology biannual conference, Barbados.

Cunningham, A.S., DeLeon, V.B. (2019). Patterns of cranial morphological diversity among peoples of African descent. Poster presented at the American Association of Physical Anthropologists annual conference, Cleveland.

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