Publications

	Recent Publications: Watson and Haas in American Journal of Physical Anthropology James Watson (pictured; Associate Professor and ASM Associate Curator of Bioarchaeology) and Randall Haas (Ph.D. Arizona, 2014; Assistant Professor at UC Davis) have just published “Dental evidence for wild tuber processing among Titicaca Basin foragers 7000 ybp” in the latest issue of the American Journal of Physical Anthropology. Their research documents physical evidence of tuber processing on the teeth of early foragers from the high Andean... Read more
	Recent Publications: Cartwright and Crafting Synergies between Medical and Visual Anthropologies Elizabeth Cartwright (Ph.D. Arizona, 1998) and her colleague Jerome Crowder (UTMB) recently co-edited a special issue of the journal Medical Anthropology entitled “Crafting Synergies between Medical and Visual Anthropologies” (Vol. 36(6)). Cartwright’s article in this issue, written with her former graduate student Adam Clegg, focuses on using video-taped data to explore language socialization and communicative disorders. It is titled, “Peaches for Lunch: Creating... Read more
	Recent Publications: Bedwell Published in Journal of Poverty Graduate Student Rebecca Bedwell is the author of “The Impact of Federal Breastfeeding Policy Initatives on Women’s Breastfeeding Practices and Attitudes in Southern Indiana,” a new article from the Journal of Poverty. This study investigates the effects of a change in WIC federal policy for low-income mothers and children at nutritional risk in southern Indiana. The policy change was meant to encourage more WIC recipients to exclusively breastfeed their infants.... Read more
	Recent Publications: New Monograph from Plemons Assistant Professor Eric Plemons’ first monograph was published this month by Duke University Press. In The Look of a Woman, Dr. Plemons examines facial feminization surgery through the eyes of patients and doctors. Read a summary and order your copy here.
	Recent Publications: Mills Co-Edits Volume with Many SoA Contributors School of Anthropology Professor Barbara Mills and Severin Fowles (Barnard College) are the co-editors of The Oxford Handbook of Southwest Archaeology (2017, Oxford University Press). The volume includes 45 chapters by over 70 authors, including many School of Anthropology faculty (E. Charles Adams, T. J. Ferguson, Vance Holliday, and Ronald Towner); emeritus faculty (Paul Fish, Suzanne Fish, and Jane Hill... Read more
	Recent Publications: Mills Article in Annual Review of Anthropology An article by Professor Barbara Mills will be published in the 2017 Annual Review of Anthropology; its title is “Social Network Analysis in Archaeology.” The volume will appear in October but a sneak peek is available on the Annual Reviews website.
	Recent Publications: Adams and Fladd Publish in Journal of Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences Professor E. Charles Adams and Ph.D. candidate Samantha G. Fladd are the authors of a just-published article in the Journal of Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences (2017; 9(6):1101-1114). “Composition and Interpretation of Stratified Deposits in Ancestral Hopi Villages at Homol’ovi” focuses on the manipulation of ash in the archaeological record in the construction of complex deposits in the ancestral Hopi villages at Homol’ovi, northeastern... Read more
	Recent Publications: Crocker Publishes in Edible Baja Arizona Rebecca Crocker (Ph.D. Arizona, 2016) is serving as the Southwest Folklife Alliance’s project ethnographer on the “La Doce Barrio Foodways Documentation Project,” which was written up in this month’s Edible Baja Arizona magazine. The project is a collaborative effort between Tierra y Libertad Organization, the SW... Read more
	Recent Publications: Ph.D. Alum Pens Autobiography Roger Tibbetts Grange, Jr. (Ph.D. Arizona, 1962) is the author of a new autobiography, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Dig. Dr. Grange founded the Anthropology Department at the University of South Florida, Tampa, where he taught for 30 years. He writes, “This volume is primarily directed at my family audience…friends and family report that it is both interesting and entertaining.”... Read more
	Recent Publications: Jane Hill in Edible Regents’ Professor Emerita Jane Hill is a contributor to the latest issue of Edible Baja Arizona. In “A Linguist Walks into a Mexican Restaurant,” Dr. Hill explores ways in which “Mexican restaurant menus…do a lot of delicate work in a dangerous linguistic environment." Read it now.