I am Isabella Mills, an anthropologist who refuses to confine herself to a single academic box. I am passionate about archaeology, zoology, biology, and beyond. I thrive in collaborative environments where data, fieldwork, and storytelling intersect. In my work at UNF, I support teaching and research through careful organization of specimens, data management, and clear communication of findings. I love turning complex faunal data into accessible visuals and narratives that illuminate past landscapes and human–environment interactions.…

Isabella Mills

I am Isabella Mills, an anthropologist who refuses to confine herself to a single academic box. I am passionate about archaeology, zoology, biology, and beyond. I thrive in collaborative environments where data, fieldwork, and storytelling intersect. In my work at UNF, I support teaching and research through careful organization of specimens, data management, and clear communication of findings. I love turning complex faunal data into accessible visuals and narratives that illuminate past landscapes and human–environment interactions.…

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I am Isabella Mills, an anthropologist who refuses to confine herself to a single academic box. I am passionate about archaeology, zoology, biology, and beyond. I thrive in collaborative environments where data, fieldwork, and storytelling intersect.

In my work at UNF, I support teaching and research through careful organization of specimens, data management, and clear communication of findings. I love turning complex faunal data into accessible visuals and narratives that illuminate past landscapes and human–environment interactions.

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Language

English
Fluent
Spanish; Castilian
Intermediate

Work Experience

Teaching Assistant at University of North Florida
January 1, 2025 - May 1, 2025
Teaching assistant for ANT 4931 Special Topics: Zooarchaeology Methods; provided teaching support for the professor; aided students in learning and understanding course material, and assisted with data collection for final projects; photographed students’ catfish otoliths for body size extrapolations.
Zooarchaeology Lab Research Assistant at University of North Florida
January 1, 2023 - May 1, 2025
Organize and catalogue comparative specimens collection; identify specimens collected at archaeological sites; research identifications using internet databases; input data into Excel / Google Sheets using state and National Park Service protocols.

Education

Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology (Minor: Biology) at University of North Florida
August 16, 2021 - May 2, 2025

Qualifications

Environmental DNA Certificate
June 21, 2024 - July 28, 2024

Industry Experience

Education, Professional Services, Non-Profit Organization, Media & Entertainment