Curriculum vitae patricia louise crown
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- Bu səhifədəki naviqasiya:
- 2007 Tom Popejoy Dissertation Prize
- Masters Advisement
Patricia L. Crown
Page 23 Doctoral Advisement: PhD degrees completed: Chair: Erin Hudson, 2017, UNM The Past in the Present: Federal Implementation of the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act Research funded by the SRI Foundation
Hannah Mattson, 2015, UNM Identity and Material Practice in the Chacoan World: Ornamentation and Utility Ware Pottery. Research funded by an NSF Dissertation Improvement Grant
Dorothy Larson, 2013, UNM Albuquerque the Frontier? Migration and Identity in the Albuquerque District during the Late Developmental to Coalitiion Period Transition. Research funded by an NSF Dissertation Improvement Grant
Connie Constan, 2011, UNM Ceramic Resource Selection and Conflict in the Gallina Area, New Mexico.
Kathy Helton Croll, 2010, UNM Why Pointed Pots? An examination of the relationship between form, subsistence and mobility. Research funded by an NSF Dissertation Improvement Grant
Kari Schleher, 2010, UNM The Role of Standardization in Specialization of ceramics at San Marcos Pueblo, New Mexico Research funded by an NSF Dissertation Improvement Grant
Beth Bagwell, 2006, UNM Domestic Architectural Production in Northwest Mexico Research funded by an NSF Dissertation Improvement Grant winner of the 2007 Tom Popejoy Dissertation Prize for best dissertation at UNM
Ruth Lambert, 2006, UNM Investigations of Small Structures in the Citadel District of Wupatki National Monument. Research Funded by a Canon Research Fellowship ($75,000)
Valerie King, 2003, UNM The Organization of Production of Chuska Gray Ware Ceramics for Distribution and Consumption in Chaco Canyon, New Mexico. Research funded by an NSF Dissertation Improvement Grant
Maria Sprehn, 2003, UNM Social Complexity and the Specialist Potters of Casas Grandes in Northern Mexico. Research funded by a Smithsonian Predoctoral Fellowship and a Smithsonian Minority Fellowship
Marit Munson, 2002, UNM Images of Identity: Religion and Ethnicity on the Pajarito Plateau Research funded by an NSF Dissertation Improvement Grant
Melissa Powell, 2002, UNM The Organization of Ceramic Production in the Upper Pecos Valley, New Mexico, A.D. 1200-1400 David Crass, 1990, Southern Methodist University
Patricia L. Crown
Page 24 Maria Nieves Zedeno, 1990, Southern Methodist University Refining inferences of ceramic circulation: a stylistic, technological, and compositional analysis of whole vessels from Chodistaas, Arizona Research funded by an NSF Dissertation Improvement Grant
Committee member: Wetherbee Dorshow, 2012, UNM, GIS
Marco Rosas, 2010, UNM, Peru Jennifer Boyd, 2010, UNM, Historic Ceramics
Jon Van Hoose, 2008, UNM, Navajo Ceramics Anna East, 2008, UNM, Reproduction and Prenatal Care in Arizona Prehistory: An Examination of Patterns of Health in Perinates and Children at Grasshopper, Point of Pines, and Turkey Creek Pueblos
Tiffany Rawlings, 2006, Simon Fraser University (outside member) Robert Estes, 2003, UNM Middle Range Research into the Organization of Production and Product Standardization in Mata Ortiz Chihuahua
Alyssia Abbott, 2003, UNM Effects of Evolutionary Processes on Lithic Raw Material Procurement and Use during the Puebloan Period at Bosson Wash, Zuni, New Mexico.
Bobbi Hohmann, 2002, UNM Preclassic Maya Shell Ornament Production in the Belize Valley, Belize
Elizabeth Martinsen, 2002, UNM Reassessing the Etiology of Cribra Orbitalia and Porotic Hyperostosis: A Case Study of the Chiribaya of the Osmore Drainage, Peru
Nancy Olsen, 2002, UNM Potters’ Choices: The Social Construction of Pottery Making Technologies at Acoma and Laguna Pueblos, New Mexico
Erica Hill, 1999, University of New Mexico The Art of Political Discourse
Linda Mick-O'Hara, 1994, University of New Mexico Nutritional stability and changing faunal resource use in La Plata Valley prehistory
Deborah Walker, 1990, Southern Methodist University Ceramics from Cerros, Belize.
UNM PhD degrees in progress: Marilynn Riggs (2018)
Chair Ed Jolie (2018)
co-Chair Erin Hegberg (2017)
Chair Maria Hroncich (2018)
Chair Jill Jordan (2018)
co-Chair Jacque Kocer (2019)
Chair UNM post-quals, pre-specials students in doctoral program: Paulina Przystupa
Chair Patricia L. Crown
Page 25 Katherine Brewer
Chair Katharine Williams
Chair Lexi O’Donnell
Chair Robin Cordero
committee member James Davenport
committee member Masters Advisement MA degrees completed: Chair: Kristina Whitney, 2016, UNM, Landscape Use in Southeastern Ethiopia Katharine Williams, 2016, UNM, What’s in a name: An Examination of Plumbate and “Imitation” Plumbate
Katherine Shaum, 2015, UNM, Mitigation of Vandalism at Archaeological Sites in the U. S. Southwest. Jacque Kocer, 2014, UNM
Paulina Pryzstupa, 2014, UNM Ellen Sieg, 2012, UNM Standardization Analysis of Mimbres Decorative Design at the Galaz Ruin and the Mattocks Ruin, NM
Kevin Brown, 2011, UNM, Navajo Ceramic Drums. Tammy Burns, 1998, UNM A Systematic Analysis of the Technological Characteristics of Ceramics from the Taos District, New Mexico, A.D. 1000-1325 Julie Katz, 1994, Arizona State University An assessment of the research potential of non-systematically collected Southwestern whole vessels
Ruth Rubenstein, 1993, Arizona State University Subsistence Strategies in the Altar Valley, Sonora, Mexico
Committee Member: Stephanie Mack, 2016, UNM
Travis Altimonte, 2013, UNM An Evaluation of the 200 M Interval Transect Surveys utilized by the NM BLM prior to prescribed burns in the Eastern-Malpais Region of NM
Erin Sandlin, 2012, UNM Heather Kline, 2012, Art History Department, UNM Mimbres ceramics, rock art
Cynthia Herhahn, 1995, Arizona State University Ceramic Production in the northern Rio Grande
Andrew Duff, 1993, Arizona State University An exploration of post-Chacoan Community organization through ceramic sourcing
Diane White, 1993, Arizona State University Pinto Polychrome origins and distribution, indicator of interaction and trade in East-Central Arizona
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