Andrew Califf

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Andrew Califf is an archaeologist and anthropologist with a special interest in environmental conservation and Indigenous rights.
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What Motivates People to Move Megaliths?
These archaeological structures provide researchers with insight of prehistoric cultures, specifically their burial practices and construction coordination.
By Andrew Califf in Human Bridges | Human Bridges Project | English
Exploring Ancient Understandings of Meteorites in Archaic Societies
From King Tutankhamun's iron dagger to ancient civilizations' sacred stones, meteorites have shaped human history, myth, and metallurgy after falling from the heavens.
By Andrew Califf in Human Bridges | Human Bridges Project | English
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Andrew Califf is an archaeologist and anthropologist interested in how people interact with the natural world. He has covered environmental conservation and Indigenous rights stories and conducted archaeological topographic analysis research in remote regions.
Human Bridges

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