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Esther Peramune

Esther Peramune
Laboratory Analyst

Esther Peramune is an osteologist and Laboratory Analyst at the Office of Archaeological Studies. Esther earned a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from Florida Atlantic University (2023) and an Associates of Arts from Palm Beach State College (2020). Esther gained experience doing archaeology and faunal analysis in South Florida. Her interests lie in Zooarchaeology and conducting analysis of faunal remains from pre-historic and historic sites.