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Benjamin S. Arbuckle

Associate Chair Professor

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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College of Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

Archaeology(curriculum)

Benjamin S. Arbuckle is currently serving as an Anthropology Associate Chair Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Associate Chair Professor

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archaeology anthropology paleoanthropology evolutionary biology prehistory genetics archaeological science earth science genomics archival research archaeological practice field archaeology paleolithic archaeology livestock science heritage studies domestication animal agriculture central anatolia biogeography paleontology bioarchaeology agricultural history animal science mammalogy american archaeology cadir hoyuk human evolution entomology avian biology animal management ethnohistory historical archaeology historical geography animal nutrition turkish studies molecular ecology caprine archaeological evidence archaeological record animal breeding ancient dna fertile crescent ancient pigs chalcolithic kosk hoyuk central turkey northern iraq neolithic southwest asia ornithology archaeological methods evolutionary anthropology biological evolution evolutionary genetics animal reproduction archaeological excavations genetic admixture animal genetics population history human ecology bipedal locomotion anthropogenic geomorphology scholarly communication model framework data publishing model refinement model dissemination animal studies holocene landscape archaeology animal production western eurasia pig domestication human-mediated dispersal geometric morphometrics rapid turnover ancient cattle genomics mosaic domestication anthropological archaeology zooarchaeology southwest asia civilizations animal domestication

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Ancient Mitogenomes From Pre-Pottery Neolithic Central Anatolia and the Effects of a Late Neolithic Bottleneck in Sheep ( Ovis Aries ). Science Advances (2024)

Edson Sandoval-CastellanosAndrew J. HareAudrey T. LinEvangelos A. DimopoulosKevin G. DalySheila GeigerVictoria E. MullinIngrid WiechmannValeria MattiangeliGesine LühkenNatalia A. ZinovievaPetar ZidarovCanan ÇakırlarSimon StoddartDavid OrtonJelena BulatovićMarjan MashkourEberhard W. SauerLiora Kolska HorwitzBarbara HorejsLevent AticiVecihi ÖzkayaJacqui MullvilleMichael Parker PearsonIngrid MainlandNick CardLisa BrownNiall SharplesDavid GriffithsDavid AllenBenjamin ArbuckleJordan T. AbellGüneş DuruSusan M. MentzerNatalie D. MunroMelis UzdurumSevil GülçurHijlke BuitenhuisElena GladyrMary C. StinerNadja PöllathMihriban ÖzbaşaranStefan KrebsJoachim BurgerLaurent FrantzIvica MedugoracDaniel G. BradleyJoris Peters

late neolithic bottleneckarchaeologyancient mitogenomesgenetics

The First Complete Genome of the Extinct European Wild Ass ( Equus Hemionus Hydruntinus ). Molecular Ecology (2024)

Mustafa ÖzkanKanat GürünEren YüncüKıvılcım Başak VuralGözde AtağAli AkbabaFatma Rabia FidanEkin SağlıcanEzgi N. AltınışıkDilek KoptekinKamilla PawłowskaIan HodderSarah E. AdcockBenjamin S. ArbuckleSharon R. SteadmanGregory McMahonYılmaz Selim ErdalC. Can Bilginİnci ToganEva‐Maria GeiglAnders GötherströmThierry GrangeFüsun ÖzerMehmet Somel

first complete genomegenomicsevolutionary biologymolecular ecology

Widespread Horse-Based Mobility Arose Around 2200 Bce in Eurasia. Nature (2024)

Pablo LibradoGaetan TressièresLorelei ChauveyAntoine FagesNaveed KhanStéphanie SchiavinatoLaure Calvière-TonassoMariya A. KusliyCharleen GaunitzXuexue LiuStefanie WagnerClio Der SarkissianAndaine Seguin-OrlandoAude PerdereauJean-Marc AuryJohn SouthonBeth ShapiroOlivier BouchezCécile DonnadieuYvette Running Horse CollinKristian M. GregersenMads Dengsø JessenKirsten ChristensenLone Claudi-HansenMélanie PruvostErich PucherHrvoje VulicMario NovakAndrea RimpfPeter TurkSimone ReiterGottfried BremChristoph SchwallÉric BarreyCéline RobertChristophe DegueurceLiora Kolska HorwitzLutz KlassenUffe RasmussenJacob KveiborgNiels Nørkjær JohannsenDaniel MakowieckiPrzemysław MakarowiczMarcin SzeligaVasyl IlchyshynVitalii RudJan RomaniszynVictoria E. MullinMarta VerdugoDaniel G. BradleyJoão L. CardosoMaria J. ValenteMiguel Telles AntunesCarly AmeenRichard ThomasArne LudwigMatilde MarzulloOrnella PratoGiovanna Bagnasco GianniUmberto TecchiatiJosé GranadoAngela SchlumbaumSabine Deschler-ErbMonika Schernig MrázNicolas BoulbesArmelle GardeisenChristian MayerHans-Jürgen DöhleMagdolna ViczePavel A. KosintsevRené KyselýLubomír PeškeTerry O’ConnorElina AnanyevskayaIrina ShevninaAndrey LogvinAlexey A. KovalevTumur-Ochir IderkhangaiMikhail V. SablinPetr K. DashkovskiyAlexander S. GraphodatskyIlia MertsViktor MertsAleksei K. KasparovVladimir V. PitulkoVedat OnarAliye ÖztanBenjamin S. ArbuckleHugh McCollGabriel RenaudRuslan KhaskhanovSergey DemidenkoAnna KadievaBiyaslan AtabievMarie SundqvistGabriella LindgrenF. Javier López-CacheroSilvia AlbizuriTajana Trbojević VukičevićAnita Rapan Papeša

human movementpopulation historyhuman evolutionavian biologypaleontologyhuman ecologypaleolithic archaeologyhistorical geographymobilityconservation biologyanthropologybipedal locomotionwildlifecivilizationswidespread horse-based mobilityenvironmental anthropologyanthropogenic geomorphologytransport geographyecology

Ancient Genomes and West Eurasian History. Science (2022)

Benjamin S. ArbuckleZoe Schwandt

paleoanthropologyanthropologyarchaeologyancient genomeswest eurasian history

A Novel Lineage of the Capra Genus Discovered in the Taurus Mountains of Turkey Using Ancient Genomics. eLife (2022)

Kevin G DalyBenjamin S ArbuckleConor RossiValeria MattiangeliPhoebe A LawlorMarjan MashkourEberhard SauerJoséphine LesurLevent AticiCevdet Merih ErekDaniel G Bradley

genomicsnovel lineageevolutionary biologyancient genomicscapra genustaurus mountains

Flattening the Wild in the Ancient Near East. Near Eastern Archaeology (2022)

Benjamin S. ArbuckleChristine MikeskaTheo McLeod Kassebaum

vegetation historyarid environmentsarchaeologyfolklore studiesecology

The Genomic History and Global Expansion of Domestic Donkeys. Science (2022)

Evelyn T. ToddLaure Tonasso-CalvièreLoreleï ChauveyStéphanie SchiavinatoAntoine FagesAndaine Seguin-OrlandoPierre ClavelNaveed KhanLucía Pérez PardalLaura Patterson RosaPablo LibradoHarald RingbauerMarta VerdugoJohn SouthonJean-Marc AuryAude PerdereauEmmanuelle VilaMatilde MarzulloOrnella PratoUmberto TecchiatiGiovanna Bagnasco GianniAntonio TagliacozzoVincenzo TinèFrancesca AlhaiqueJoão Luís CardosoMaria João ValenteMiguel Telles AntunesLaurent FrantzBeth ShapiroDaniel G. BradleyNicolas BoulbesArmelle GardeisenLiora Kolska HorwitzAliye ÖztanBenjamin S. ArbuckleVedat OnarBenoît ClavelSébastien LepetzAli Akbar VahdatiHossein DavoudiAzadeh MohasebMarjan MashkourOlivier BouchezCécile DonnadieuPatrick WinckerSamantha A. BrooksAlbano Beja-PereiraDong-Dong WuLudovic Orlando

animal sciencegenomic historyglobal expansionmammalogyanimal breedinggenomicsavian biologydomestic donkeysentomologygeneticslivestock science

Animal Domestication: From Distant Past to Current Development and Issues. Animal Frontiers (2021)

Thomas CucchiBenjamin Arbuckle

biologyanimal domesticationcurrent developmententomologydistant past

Management and Domestication of Cattle ( Bos Taurus ) in Neolithic Southwest Asia. Animal Frontiers (2021)

Benjamin S ArbuckleTheo M Kassebaum

domesticationhistorymammalogyagricultural economicsanimal managementanimal agricultureneolithic southwest asiaarchaeologyprehistorylivestock science

Reconsidering Domestication From a Process Archaeology Perspective. World Archaeology (2021)

Amy BogaardRobin AllabyBenjamin S. ArbuckleRobin BendreySarah CrowleyThomas CucchiTim DenhamLaurent FrantzDorian FullerTom GilbertElinor KarlssonAurélie ManinFiona MarshallNatalie MuellerJoris PetersCharles StépanoffAlexander WeideGreger Larson

archaeologydomestication

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Benjamin S. Arbuckle

Associate Chair Professor

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

Archaeology(curriculum)

Benjamin S. Arbuckle is currently serving as an Anthropology Associate Chair Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

Honors

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Experiences

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Benjamin S. Arbuckle

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Associate Chair Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Ancient Mitogenomes From Pre-Pottery Neolithic Central Anatolia and the Effects of a Late Neolithic Bottleneck in Sheep ( Ovis Aries ). Science Advances (2024)

late neolithic bottleneckarchaeologyancient mitogenomesgenetics

The First Complete Genome of the Extinct European Wild Ass ( Equus Hemionus Hydruntinus ). Molecular Ecology (2024)

first complete genomegenomicsevolutionary biologymolecular ecology

Widespread Horse-Based Mobility Arose Around 2200 Bce in Eurasia. Nature (2024)

Ancient Genomes and West Eurasian History. Science (2022)

Benjamin S. ArbuckleZoe Schwandt

paleoanthropologyanthropologyarchaeologyancient genomeswest eurasian history

A Novel Lineage of the Capra Genus Discovered in the Taurus Mountains of Turkey Using Ancient Genomics. eLife (2022)

Kevin G DalyBenjamin S ArbuckleConor RossiValeria MattiangeliPhoebe A LawlorMarjan MashkourEberhard SauerJoséphine LesurLevent AticiCevdet Merih ErekDaniel G Bradley

genomicsnovel lineageevolutionary biologyancient genomicscapra genustaurus mountains

Flattening the Wild in the Ancient Near East. Near Eastern Archaeology (2022)

Benjamin S. ArbuckleChristine MikeskaTheo McLeod Kassebaum

vegetation historyarid environmentsarchaeologyfolklore studiesecology

The Genomic History and Global Expansion of Domestic Donkeys. Science (2022)

animal sciencegenomic historyglobal expansionmammalogyanimal breedinggenomicsavian biologydomestic donkeysentomologygeneticslivestock science

Animal Domestication: From Distant Past to Current Development and Issues. Animal Frontiers (2021)

Thomas CucchiBenjamin Arbuckle

biologyanimal domesticationcurrent developmententomologydistant past

Management and Domestication of Cattle ( Bos Taurus ) in Neolithic Southwest Asia. Animal Frontiers (2021)

Benjamin S ArbuckleTheo M Kassebaum

domesticationhistorymammalogyagricultural economicsanimal managementanimal agricultureneolithic southwest asiaarchaeologyprehistorylivestock science

Reconsidering Domestication From a Process Archaeology Perspective. World Archaeology (2021)

archaeologydomestication

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