Emeriti Faculty

John Cole

Social and political anthropology, human ecology, Africa

Native No. American studies, , English colonization policy, Celtic Studies, human and environmental justice

Primate Biology & behavior, evolutionary theory, functional anatomy, Madagascar

Al Hudson

Professor Johnson specializes in the archaeology of Eastern North America, Native American culture and archaeology, and human ecology

Cultural & applied anthropology, Kibbutz community building, community service learning, North America

Professor Leatherman specializes in political ecology, critical bicultural anthropology, and Latin American studies

Archeological survey methods, CRM, culture and paleoclimate, Northeast US

Ethnicity, race and gender, symbolic anthropology, nationalism, anthro of education, post coloniality

Archaeology, early civilizations, ceramic iconography, Andes, Peru

Population and health in prehistoric, historical, and contemporary settings. I am particularly interested in measures of changing health through time and how these relate to environmental, biological and cultural processes

Biocultural anthropology, human adaptability, political ecology, Andes; Mexico

Archeological theory & method, material culture, indigenous archaeologies, foragers, paleolithic archaeology, Old World, Central Eastern Europe, Australia