Research Interests
- Materiality and Scale in Maya Art
- Cultural Heritage Preservation
- Post-contact cartography and works on paper
- Cultural hybridization
- Preservation Bias and ephemera
- Historical Archaeology
Education
BA, Art History, Princeton University
Bio
Aaron Stevens is a Master's student, specializing in Mesoamerican art and archaeology. His current research focuses on the famous incised bones found in Temple 1 of Tikal, Guatemala. He has conducted archaeological fieldwork at the Late Classic Maya city of Naranjo, Guatemala, as well as sites in Northeastern Greece and the Cycladic Islands.
Research Interests
- Materiality and Scale in Maya Art
- Cultural Heritage Preservation
- Post-contact cartography and works on paper
- Cultural hybridization
- Preservation Bias and ephemera
- Historical Archaeology
Education
BA, Art History, Princeton University
Bio
Aaron Stevens is a Master's student, specializing in Mesoamerican art and archaeology. His current research focuses on the famous incised bones found in Temple 1 of Tikal, Guatemala. He has conducted archaeological fieldwork at the Late Classic Maya city of Naranjo, Guatemala, as well as sites in Northeastern Greece and the Cycladic Islands.