Patrick Fahey is a graduate student interested in paleoanthropology, zooarchaeology, and human-animal relationships throughout the course of human evolution. Patrick has conducted field work at Knysna, a Later Stone Age archaeological site in South Africa, as well as Doelling’s Bowl, a Cretaceous Period paleontological site in Utah, and various Middle Woodland archaeological sites in Athens County, Ohio. His dissertation research will investigate patterns and changes in human prey choice and diet over the Middle and Later Stone Age of South Africa.
Patrick's hobbies include hiking/camping, painting, and graphic design.