Central America Archaeologists Archaeology
Central America Archaeologists Archaeology
This category is for archaeologists who primarily conduct research on the archaeology of the Central America.
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MacNeish, Richard - A biography of this archaeologist known for excavations at Tehuacan. Written by a University of Texas archaeology student.
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Pohl, Mary Deland - Brief profile of this Florida State University Professor. Research interests include Mesoamerican archaeology, and ethnozoology gender studies.
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Mathews, Peter - Brief profile of this LaTrobe University Senior Research Fellow. Research interests include ancient cultures of Mexico and Central America, particularly the ancient Maya civilisation of the Yucatan peninsula and their hieroglyphic writing system.
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Foias, Antonia - Brief profile of this Williams College Assistant Professor. Research interests in archaeology include: cultural evolution, ceramic analysis, pottery production and exchange, archaeometry, and Mesoamerica/South America.
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Diehl, Richard A. - Profile of this University of Alabama Professor. Research interests include preColumbian cultures of central Mexico and the Olmec culture of the tropical lowlands of the Mexican Gulf coast.
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Joyce, Rosemary - Brief profile of this University of California, Berkeley Associate Professor. Research interests include a compositional analysis of obsidian tools from Puerto Escondido, Honduras.
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Hammond, Norman - Profile of this Boston University Professor. Research interests include the emergence and decline of complex societies, exchange, the Maya lowlands, and the history of archaeology.
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Wilk, Richard - Resume of this Indiana University Professor. Research interests include household archaeology and Mesoamerica.
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Card, Jeb J. - Curriculum vitae of this Tulane University PhD student. Research interests include historical archaeology in Mesoamerica.
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Parsons, Jeffery R. - Brief profile of this University of Michigan Professor. Research interests include ethnohistorical-ethnographic-archaeological interfaces in Mesoamerica and the Central Andes.
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Hoopes, John W. - Curriculum vitae of this University of Kansas Associate Professor. Research interests include the archaeology of Central and South America, Maya civilization and cultural evolution.
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Simmons, Scott E. - Internet site for this University of North Carolina Assistant Professor. Research interests include craft specialization in Mesoamerica, especially Maya metallurgy, and Plantation archaeology in the SE United States.
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An Analysis of the Career of Kent Flannery - Biography and bibliography by Mary Anne MarDock of this professor at the University of Michigan whose work focuses on the rise of the Zapotec civilization and its predecessors.
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Hasseman, George Ernest (1944-1999) - Obituary published in the Society for American Archaeology newsletter. Head of the Archaeology Section of the Instituto Hondureño de Antro-pología e Historia (IHAH).
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Morales, Katherine - Research interest in Mesoamerican archaeology and distance education. University of Florida.
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McAnany, Patricia A. - Profile of this Boston University Associate Professor. Research interests include the genesis of ancestor veneration and related questions involving the structure and economic integration of small-scale state polities in the Maya lowlands.
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Bruhns, Karen Olsen - Curriculum vitae of this San Francisco State University Professor. Research interests include the archaeology of Mesoamerica.
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Marcus, Joyce - Brief profile of this University of Michigan Professor. Research interests include the origins of ranking and stratification.
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Palka, Joel - Profile of this University of Illinois Chicago Assistant Professor. Research interests include ancient Maya social differentiation, settlement archaeology, and the collapse of Maya civilization.
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LeCount, Lisa - Detailed profile of this University of Alabama Associate Professor. Research interests include the complex relationships between wealth, social status, and political power in ancient state-level societies at the Late to Terminal Classic (A.D. 700 - 1000)
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Fisher, Christopher T. - Profile and curriculum vitae of this Colorado State University Assistant Professor. Research interests include Mesoamerican archaeology , human landscape impacts, landscape archaeology, and intensification
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