Matthew J. Rowe
Selected Publications
Rowe, Matthew J., Finley, Judson B.
2021 Enhancing Cultural and Environmental Justice Outcomes Under NEPA and NHPA. In the Edited Volume: EJ in the Anthropocene: From (Un)Just Presents to Just Futures. Edited by Melinda Laituri, Stacia Ryder, and Kathryn Powlen. Routledge Publishing.
Johnson, Michael Kotutwa, Rowe, Matthew J., Lien, Aaron, and López-Hoffman, Laura
2021 Enhancing Integration of Indigenous Agricultural Knowledge into Natural Resources Conservation Service Cost-Share Initiatives. Forthcoming in The Journal of Soil and Water Conservation
Bailey, Kassi Sue, Rowe, Matthew J., and Adams, E. Charles
2020 The Curious Case of Bunnies: Human Behavioral Ecology Perspectives on Fauna from Homol’ovi I, Room 733. Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences
Rowe, Matthew J., Finley, Judson B., and Baldwin, Elizabeth A.
2018 Accountability or merely “good words”? An analysis of tribal consultation under the National Environmental Policy Act and the National Historic Preservation Act. The Arizona Journal of Environmental Law and Policy
Herrmann, Edward W., Nathan, Rebecca A., Rowe, Matthew J., and McCleary, Timothy P.
2017 Bacheeishdiio/Place Where Men Pack Meat. American Antiquity (82:1).
Rowe, Matthew J.
2016 Book Review: The Casper Site: A Hell Gap Bison Kill on the High Plains. Plains Anthropologist. 61:275-277
Rowe, Matthew J., Finley, Judson B., and Branam, Kelly M.
2014 Putting America's Archaeological Resources to Work: Three Tangible Benefits of Archaeological Preservation at Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area. SAA Archaeological Record. Novemeber 2014
Rowe, Matthew J.
2014 Late paleoindian rockshelter use through changing environmental conditions in the Bighorn Basin, Wyoming: Integrated perspectives from zooarchaeology and geoarchaeology. Indiana University
Courses Taught
ANTH472: Zooarchaeology and Taphonomy: Laboratory Methods
ANTH 385: Engaging the Four Subfield Approach in American Anthropology
ANTH 332: Environmental Archaeology
ANTH160 D2: Origins of Human Diversity
ANTH160 A1: Patterns in Prehistory
Areas of Study
Northern Arizona, Rocky Mountains, High Plains
Projects
Northern Arizona Paleoindian Project: Collector-Collaboration around the Winslow-Holbrook Area
Guest Editor for Advances in Archaeological Practice: Collector-Collaboration Thematic Issues
Climate Justice Through Restoration of Indigenous Food Systems
Research Interests
My current research focuses on collector-collaboration in archaeology. More specifically, I am working with collectors in Northern Arizona, around the Winslow-Holbrook area to document paleoindian artifacts and to conduct field surveys in an attempt to identify paleoindian sites and activity areas. I currently serve as co-Chair of the SAA collector-collaboration interest group with Dr. Bonnie Pitblado. I am also working with indigenous scholars on topics at the intersection of Climate-Justice and cultural/environmental preservation laws and policy.