Welcome! My name is Patrick Mullins and my work weaves together archaeological data, archival research, and geospatial analyses to bring ancient human histories and landscapes to life for audiences in both academia and the broader public. I have directed projects and written scholarship in a variety of subjects and settings: from reconstructing and analyzing ancient settlement patterns to doing disaster relief and community development work. Explore this website to learn more about my interests, scholarship, and various projects!
My main goal in building this website was to provide a free and easily accessible venue to share my work and preview future endeavors. Use the menu bar above to explore my various projects and publications, get exclusive previews of my future work, and see a small sample of my portfolio. That menu bar will follow you on your journey at the top of each page, so just scroll up if you want to search for more. Follow the links below for my email contact information, other professional pages, and my most recent CV. I hope you enjoy your stay!
Though many of the photos and videos shown here are my own, I have also worked with Neil McCallum-Alvarado as a professional photographer and used several of his photos and videos throughout this website. Born and raised in the coastal fishing town of Huanchaco in Peru, Neil is a phenomenal photographer and is currently based in the PA-NJ (USA) area. If you like what you see, I highly encourage you to visit his professional pages provided below.
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