2nd-year PhD student researching the 'bog body phenomenon' at the intersections of archaeology, environmental humanities and posthumanism(s) in my PhD thesis: 'Toward a que(e)rying of bog body research: the bog beyond the body'

Key research interests:

• the 'bog body phenomenon' of NW Europe
• human remains from bogs, fens and intertidal peats
• creation and perpetuation of narratives in bog body research
• perceptions of the bog as an entity/landscape/space/place
  
• death traditions and folklore
• queer theory, posthumanism, more-than-humanism, etc

Further interests: forensics, bryology, critical plant studies, vegetal ontologies, ethics, archaeological and critical theory, the protection and preservation of wetlands, peats and bogs.

Supervisors: Åsa Berggren (LU) and Christina Fredengren (SU & UU)

Currently away from Lund on a Guest Researcher stay at the Posthumanities Hub in Linköping, researching a 'brown humanities' of peat, mud and moss and an anthropo(de)centric approach to bog body research.