Alisha Marie Ragland

Alisha Ragland Lecturer
M.A. San Jose State University, 2018

Expertise:
Applied anthropology, Indigenous archaeology, bioarchaeology, sex and gender, abolition, decolonization, Native American studies, community-based participatory and action research.

Clark Hall 404N
408-924-5703
alisha.ragland@sjsu.edu

Alisha Marie Ragland (she/her/hers) is an Indigenous archaeologist in the greater Bay Area. Her work centers an applied anthropological archaeology approach, and community based participatory research. Her experience ranges from museum exhibit design and curation, pre-colonial osteological excavation and laboratory analysis, to CRM and historical artifact analysis. Ms. Ragland received her MA in Applied Anthropology in 2018 from San Jose State University, and has been a professional California archaeologist since 2016.