In this episode, not one, but two former Price Lab Fellows team up to talk about digital humanities! Price Lab Research Fellow, Emily Hammer (Assistant Professor of Digital Humanities, Archaeology and Anthropology of the Ancient World in the Department of Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations), spoke with Price Lab Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow Lisa Poggiali about the ways digital tools have informed Lisa's anthropological research in Eastern Africa. They also discuss how Lisa combined digital mapmaking and social justice in her pedagogical work.
This episode was produced and edited by Price Lab for Digital Humanities' Student Worker, Maria Kiamesso DaSilva.
Unless otherwise noted, the music used in this episode was sourced from royalty-free music libraries. The artist featured is Blue Dot Sessions.
Intro Music: "Prisoner of Mars" by Stereolab
"Xaleyi" by Youssoupha Sidibe