

Joyce White
Dr. Joyce White is passionate about unraveling the mysteries of ancient civilizations and understanding the intricate tapestry of human history. As an Adjunct Professor and Director of the Middle Mekong Archaeological Project in the Department of Anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania, she brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her field. Her research is deeply rooted in exploring the origins of agriculture, shedding light on the transformative processes that shaped early human societies. With a keen interest in prehistoric hunter-gatherers, Dr. White delves into the lives of these early communities, seeking to uncover their survival strategies and technological innovations. Her work extends to the dynamic regions of East and Southeast Asia, where she investigates the evolution of technology and its impact on societal development. Through her research, Dr. White aims to bridge the past and present, offering insights into the cultural and technological advancements that continue to influence our world today.
Publications
, 26-39, 2022-06-27
, 101-123, 1995-01-01
, 11-15, 1988-03-01
, 1230-1232, 2015-10-01
, 184-187, 2004-03-01
, 66-77, 2017-07-11
, 54, 1988-01-01
, 69-90, 2022-01-01
, 721-721, 1973-10-01
, 459-462, 2021-01-01