I study animal bone remains to understand how animals and animal communities have changed through time under both human and environmental pressures. At the University of Haifa's School of Archaeology and Maritime Cultures, I co-direct the archaeozoology laboratory with my friend and former advisor, Guy Bar-Oz. I teach courses in zooarchaeology, Mediterranean archaeology, Pleistocene extinctions, and geometric morphometrics in the Department of Maritime Civilizations and the Department of Archaeological Science.

Outside of academia, I live in Jerusalem with my partner, our two boys, and Tobi, our feisty terrier.

Contact: nmarom2@univ.haifa.ac.il