Isabelle C. Druc

Dr. Isabelle Druc did her Ph.D. in Archaeology at the University of Montreal (Quebec, Canada), after finishing her initial studies in Switzerland. She is specialized in Ceramic studies, Andean Archaeology, Ethnoarchaeological research and Ethnographic filming. She did her post-doctoral studies at Yale University in the United States, and has been a visiting scholar at the CNRS in France and at the Smithsonian in Washington D.C. She has received two excellence awards from the University of Montreal in Canada and won the 1989 Plantamour-Prévost science prize in Switzerland for her master at the University of Geneva. She has been at the University of Wisconsin-Madison since 2000, holding positions of lecturer, honorary fellow, and associate researcher in the Wisconsin Center for Education Research (WCER). She has been involved in many different archaeological and ethnographic projects, in South America, the US and Europe, has published more than twenty articles and six books and has produced some 200 film documentaries and video interviews related to culture, language, ceramics, traditional arts and handicrafts. She frequently gives lectures and seminars in Europe, the USA and Latin America.

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