Anthropology Research

Departmental Honors Student Research

2007

Kevin Watson
Evaluation of Long Bone Length as a Juvenile Age Estimation Technique for Contemporary Populations

2006 

Katherine O'Sullivan
Reading Between the Lines: The Bible's Role as "Word of God" and Published Commodity

2005 

Amanda Dobratz
Musculoskeletal Stress Markers in the Leg Bones of an Ancient Mimbres Population

2003 

Aaron Armstrong
Musculoskeletal Stress Markers as Indicators of Activity patterns in a Mimbres Population

2001 

Christopher Evans
ArchDat: A Relational Database for the Classification of the Archaeological Record

Nicholas Smits
Rural Settlement Pattern and Process in the Region Bounded by the Mississippi, Minnesota, and Crow Rivers, Hennepin and Carver Counties, Minnesota, 1851-1900

2000 

Sara Backowski
Shake, Shake, Shake Your Basil! A Case Study of the East Side Children's Project

Sara Krueger
An Analysis of Subadult Aging Methods Utilizing a Mimbres Skeletal Population of the American Southwest

Carrie Wright
Human Osteology and Chemistry: Applied and Investigative Research Involving Dietary and Trace Elements, Isotopes, and Human Skeletal Material

 

Anthropology Collaborative Research Program

Student collaborative research projects put theory and methods into action - interviewing neighborhood residents about Hamline's impact on the community, interviewing Leech Lake tribal members about natural resource collection on the reservation, conducting research on Community Supported Agriculture, engaging in osteological analysis related to repatriation of American Indian human remains.


 

Study Abroad

Professors from Hamline's anthropology department regularly lead short-term study abroad courses to a number of regions of the world.

In addition students have many other opportunities for study abroad including semester and year-long programs through Hamline's Study Abroad & Off Campus Programs office.