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Jordi A. Rivera Prince conducts interdisciplinary research spanning archaeology, anthropology, and language studies at John Brown University. His work in archaeology focuses on ancient environmental studies and historical/cultural contexts, including forensic and bioarchaeological investigations. Recent archaeological work includes the study of a Chimú mass sacrificial burial ground in Huanchaco, on the north coast of Peru. Rivera Prince also employs discourse analysis within language studies, often in relation to Indigenous health, education, and rights. His scholarship addresses themes of equity and inequality, as demonstrated by publications examining intersectional approaches to these issues in both archaeological contexts and contemporary society, with a focus on food producers.

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• h-index: 2
• Publications: 8
• Citations: 24