Doctoral student researching the bog body phenomenon and human-bog relations at the intersections of archaeology, environmental humanities, critical plant studies, posthuman/new materialism and more-than-humanism.

Exploring the creation and perpetuation of narratives, bog bodies as a specific 'phenomenon', perceptions of the bog and human-bog relations through time.

My research centres around development of a brown humanities of peat and moss, and a critical peat/bog studies. This thinking-with peat and moss aims to engage with what an anthropo(de)centric and distinctly more-than-human bog body research could look like in practice, embracing ambiguity, multivocality and multivalence.

Other interests: forensics, bryology, critical plant studies, vegetal ontologies, ethnobotany, ethics, archaeological and critical theory, wetlands, peats and bogs.

Supervisors: Åsa Berggren (LU), Christina Fredengren (SU)

Currently away as a Guest Researcher at the Posthumanities Hub in Linköping: see more!