Publications
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Recent Publications: “Valleys of Fire: Historical Fire Regimes” Published in Landscape Ecology
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Recent Publications: Zanotto Is American Antiquity Co-Author
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Recent Publications: Kaiser Publishes in Kentro
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Recent Publications: BioEssays Article from Nichter and Colleagues Regents’ Professor Emeritus Mark Nichter is a co-author of the new BioEssays article “Accounting for variation in and overuse of antibiotics in humans”: https://doi.org/10.1002/bies.202000163. (Anthro News Digest date: 01/15/2021) |
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Recent Publications: Jelinek Comments in JHE The December issue of Journal of Human Evolution (Vol 149 1025750) includes the article “Corrigenda on ‘Dating the Middle Paleolithic deposits of La Quina Amont (Charente, France) using luminescence methods’ [J. Hum. Evol. 109 (2017) 30-45]” by Professor Emeritus Arthur Jelinek. (Anthro News Digest date: 01/15/2021) |
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Recent Publications: Silverstein Publishes New Book
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Recent Publications: New Publication from Mills Regents’ professor Barbara Mills is a co-author on a new publication in the journal Social Networks. Former SoA postdoctoral researcher Matthew Peeples is also a co-author of “Assessing the Performance of the Bootstrap in Simulated Assemblage Networks” (Social Networks 65: 98–109). The article is already available online with free access available until February 17, 2021: ... Read more |
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Recent Publications: New book on History of Arizona Archaeology
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Recent Publications: Douglass Co-Authors with Society for American Archaeology
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Recent Publications: Olsen Co-Edits Special Issue of Quaternary International Regents’ Professor Emeritus John Olsen, in association with three of his Russian colleagues, has co-edited a Special Issue of Quaternary International titled “Current Research on Prehistoric Central Asia.” The full issue can be downloaded here: https://www.sciencedirect.com/journal/quaternary-international/vol/559/suppl/C... Read more |
This week 
First year Ph.D. student Hannah Zanotto is a co-author on a recent publication in American Antiquity titled “Measuring Hohokam Household Inequality with Construction Costs of Domestic Architecture at Pueblo Grande.” ... 
Luke Kaiser, Ph.D. candidate in the Mediterranean Archaeology concentration, has recently published an article about his 2020 pandemic fieldwork experiences in Crete in KENTRO: the Newsletter of the INSTAP Study Center of East Crete Volume 23. In “Plugging Away During the Pandemic: Studies on Prepalatial Mochlos” Luke discusses the... 
SoA faculty member Brian Silverstein has a new book out: The Social Lives of Numbers: Statistics, Reform and the Remaking of Rural Life in Turkey (Palgrave). The book examines the changing role of statistics in institutional reform in Turkey, and the unanticipated ways in which such changes transform livelihoods as... 
Nancy Parezo, professor emerita of American Indian Studies and 1981 Ph.D., has published a new book with her colleague Dr. Don Fowler titled A Marriage Out West: Theresa and Frank Russell's Explorations of Arizona, 1900–1903 (University of Arizona Press). SInce Parezo and Fowler tell Dr. Theresa Russell’s story often... 
Adjunct Professor of Anthropology John Douglass recently published with colleagues two pieces in different venues of the Society for American Archaeology. John Douglass and Sarah Herr (Ph.D. Arizona, 1999; Desert Archaeology) recently published a piece in the SAA Archaeological Record on their survey results of... 
