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Ashley Lemke

Associate Professor

University of Texas at Arlington

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Sociology and Anthropology

Ashley Lemke is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Associate Professor at University of Texas At Arlington.

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University of Texas at Arlington

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archaeology anthropology archaeological science earth science anthropological archaeology computer science field archaeology archaeological practice american archaeology artificial intelligence historical archaeology technology paleontology quaternary science foraging archaeological evidence archaeological record virtual reality built environment avian biology wildlife quaternary research paleoanthropology landscape archaeology north america hunting architecture great lakes anthropological archaeology underwater environmental history geochronology conservation biology stratigraphy latin american antiquity systematics ornithology zoology animal ecology marine geology archaeological methods scientific computing prehistory paleoceanography paleolithic archaeology holocene latin american archaeology wildlife ecology zoogeography wildlife management arid environments wetting archaeological excavations underwater technologies white supremacy student learning human ecology architectural history gamification virtual spaces sea-level change early art gault site north latitude literal niche construction central oregon obsidian spatial patterning cutmark systematics caribou hunting upper great lakes foraging lifeways structural racism historical maps

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Anthropological Archaeology Underwater. (2024)

Ashley Lemke

archaeological scienceanthropological archaeologyanthropologyarchaeologyarchaeological evidenceanthropological archaeology underwater

Paleo-Games: Using AI and Gamification to Generate an Unguided Tour of an Open World Virtual Environment for Stem Education. Lecture notes in computer science (2024)

Harman SinghSarah SaadChencheng ZhangThomas PalazzoloJessee HortonRobert ReynoldsJohn O’SheaAshley LemkeCailen O’Shea

artificial intelligencegamificationvirtual spacesstem educationcomputer scienceinternet of things

Incorporating the Dynamics of Climate Change Into the Deep Dive Virtual Reality Underwater Site Prediction System. Lecture notes in computer science (2023)

Sarah SaadThomas PalazzoloChencheng ZhangRobert G. ReynoldsAshley LemkeJohn O’SheaCalien O’Shea

scientific computingtechnologysystems engineeringunderwater technologiesvirtual realityoceanographydeep learningoperational oceanographyclimate changecomputer science

Anthropology Underwater. Hunter Gatherer Research (2022)

Ashley Lemke

cultural anthropologysociocultural anthropologyanthropologyanthropology underwaterhuman ecologyenvironmental anthropologysocial anthropology

Brian N. Andrews Danielle a. Macdonald (Ed.). 2022. More Than Shelter From the Storm: Hunter Gatherer Houses and the Built Environment. Gainesville: University Press Florida; 978-0-8130-6937-1 Hardback $90.. Antiquity (2022)

Ashley Lemke

architecturebuilt environmentarchaeologyarchitectural historyarchitectural design

Drowning the Pompeii Premise: Frozen Moments, Single Events, and the Character of Submerged Archaeological Sites. World Archaeology (2022)

Ashley LemkeJohn M. O’Shea

frozen momentssingle eventssubmerged archaeological sitesarchaeology

Extraordinary Claims Require Extraordinary Evidence:. Archaeopress Publishing Ltd eBooks (2022)

Danielle J. RiebeJeffrey R. FergusonElizabeth P. SonnenburgAshley K. LemkeAlex J. NyersBrendan S. NashJohn M. O’Shea

research ethicsextraordinary evidenceextraordinary claims

Learning to Evolve Procedural Content in Games Using Cultural Algorithms. (2022)

Sarah SaadThomas PalazzoloChencheng ZhangRobert G. ReynoldsAshley LemkeJohn O' SheaCailen O'Shea

game designcomputer scienceprocedural content

Using Cooperative Multi-Agent Systems to Support the Generation of Student Learning Profiles in the Deep Dive Land Bridge System. Lecture notes in computer science (2022)

Chencheng ZhangSarah SaadThomas PalazzoloRobert ReynoldsJohn O’SheaCailen O’SheaAshley Lemke

systems engineeringcomputer engineeringartificial intelligencestudent learningcomputer sciencecooperative multi-agent systems

Central Oregon Obsidian From a Submerged Early Holocene Archaeological Site Beneath Lake Huron. PLoS ONE (2021)

John M. O’SheaAshley K. LemkeBrendan S. NashElisabeth P. SonnenburgJeffery R. FergusonAlex J. NyersDanielle J. Riebe

american archaeologyarchaeological sciencecentral oregon obsidianearth sciencearchaeologyholocene

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Ashley Lemke

Associate Professor

University of Texas at Arlington

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Sociology and Anthropology

Ashley Lemke is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Associate Professor at University of Texas At Arlington.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Ashley Lemke

University of Texas at Arlington

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Anthropological Archaeology Underwater. (2024)

Ashley Lemke

archaeological scienceanthropological archaeologyanthropologyarchaeologyarchaeological evidenceanthropological archaeology underwater

Paleo-Games: Using AI and Gamification to Generate an Unguided Tour of an Open World Virtual Environment for Stem Education. Lecture notes in computer science (2024)

Harman SinghSarah SaadChencheng ZhangThomas PalazzoloJessee HortonRobert ReynoldsJohn O’SheaAshley LemkeCailen O’Shea

artificial intelligencegamificationvirtual spacesstem educationcomputer scienceinternet of things

Incorporating the Dynamics of Climate Change Into the Deep Dive Virtual Reality Underwater Site Prediction System. Lecture notes in computer science (2023)

Sarah SaadThomas PalazzoloChencheng ZhangRobert G. ReynoldsAshley LemkeJohn O’SheaCalien O’Shea

scientific computingtechnologysystems engineeringunderwater technologiesvirtual realityoceanographydeep learningoperational oceanographyclimate changecomputer science

Anthropology Underwater. Hunter Gatherer Research (2022)

Ashley Lemke

cultural anthropologysociocultural anthropologyanthropologyanthropology underwaterhuman ecologyenvironmental anthropologysocial anthropology

Ashley Lemke

architecturebuilt environmentarchaeologyarchitectural historyarchitectural design

Drowning the Pompeii Premise: Frozen Moments, Single Events, and the Character of Submerged Archaeological Sites. World Archaeology (2022)

Ashley LemkeJohn M. O’Shea

frozen momentssingle eventssubmerged archaeological sitesarchaeology

Extraordinary Claims Require Extraordinary Evidence:. Archaeopress Publishing Ltd eBooks (2022)

Danielle J. RiebeJeffrey R. FergusonElizabeth P. SonnenburgAshley K. LemkeAlex J. NyersBrendan S. NashJohn M. O’Shea

research ethicsextraordinary evidenceextraordinary claims

Learning to Evolve Procedural Content in Games Using Cultural Algorithms. (2022)

Sarah SaadThomas PalazzoloChencheng ZhangRobert G. ReynoldsAshley LemkeJohn O' SheaCailen O'Shea

game designcomputer scienceprocedural content

Using Cooperative Multi-Agent Systems to Support the Generation of Student Learning Profiles in the Deep Dive Land Bridge System. Lecture notes in computer science (2022)

Chencheng ZhangSarah SaadThomas PalazzoloRobert ReynoldsJohn O’SheaCailen O’SheaAshley Lemke

systems engineeringcomputer engineeringartificial intelligencestudent learningcomputer sciencecooperative multi-agent systems

Central Oregon Obsidian From a Submerged Early Holocene Archaeological Site Beneath Lake Huron. PLoS ONE (2021)

John M. O’SheaAshley K. LemkeBrendan S. NashElisabeth P. SonnenburgJeffery R. FergusonAlex J. NyersDanielle J. Riebe

american archaeologyarchaeological sciencecentral oregon obsidianearth sciencearchaeologyholocene

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