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Cynthia Robin

Professor

Northwestern University

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Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Anthropology

Cynthia Robin is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at Northwestern University.

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anthropology archaeology sociology cultural anthropology east asian studies ancient mesoamerica social anthropology sociocultural anthropology cultural history archaeological practice american archaeology social sciences ethnography anthropological archaeology livelihoods agricultural history indigenous peoples rural sociology ethnohistory everyday life chan site public life social change migration studies contemporary china cultural change regional studies urban environments cultural geography agrarian political economy folklore studies paleoanthropology archaeological record historical archaeology everyday life matters maya farmers farming community chan community latin american antiquity agrarian change political geography urban geography cultural heritage applied geography archaeological science everyday urbanism landscape archaeology community environments subjective well-being human wellbeing chinese culture global south cultural psychology spatial cognition social environment rural development socio-economic change rural culture parent leadership community leadership traditional ceramic local governance cultural context spatial planning archaeological excavations archaeological evidence archaeological ethnographies long-term change late classic maya ancient maya social status social diversity classic maya settlements dental calculus functional diversity ancient human coprolites latin american archaeology material culture feminist theory civilizations complex societies

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Archaeology of Everyday Life. Annual Review of Anthropology (2020)

Cynthia Robin

archaeologyanthropologyeveryday life

Ashmore, Wendy. Springer eBooks (2020)

Cynthia Robin

economics

CHAN: A Tropical Rain Forest Site in Belize. Springer eBooks (2020)

Cynthia Robin

human impacts on the environmentearth sciencewetlandsforest ecologyforest meteorologyforest policyforestryenvironmental sciencenatural resource managementforest healthforest ecosystemsforest researchforest hydrologyforest biologydeforestationecologyforest governanceforest stewardship

Functional Diversity of Microbial Ecologies Estimated From Ancient Human Coprolites and Dental Calculus. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2020)

David K. JacobsonTanvi P. HonapCara MonroeJustin LundBrett A. HoukAnna C. NovotnyCynthia RobinElisabetta MariniCecil M. Lewis

dental calculusfunctional diversityancient human coprolitesecologymicrobial ecology

Neither Dopes nor Dupes: Maya Farmers and Ideology. Ancient Mesoamerica (2016)

Cynthia Robin

indigenous peoplesancient mesoamericapolitical sciencepolitical sociology

1 the Materiality of Everyday Life: An Introduction. Archeological Papers of the American Anthropological Association (2015)

Lisa OverholtzerCynthia Robin

anthropologyanthropological archaeologymaterial culturearchaeologymaterialitycultural anthropologyamerican archaeologyeveryday life

4 of Earth and Stone: The Materiality of Maya Farmers’ Everyday Lives at Chan, Belize. Archeological Papers of the American Anthropological Association (2015)

Cynthia Robin

material culturearchaeologycultural anthropologyarchaeological recordethnographyancient mesoamericaanthropologycivilizationsarchaeological evidenceagricultural historyeast asian studiesarchaeological scienceeveryday livesanthropological archaeologyhistorical archaeologyindigenous peoplesmaya farmersfield archaeologyethnohistory

A Mesoamerican Perspective on Old World Household Studies in Complex Societies: (Micro) Archaeological and Textual Approaches. (2015)

Cynthia Robin

anthropologyarchaeological practicearchaeologymesoamerican perspectivecomplex societiesarchaeological record

Political Interaction: A View From the 2,000- Year History of the Farming Community of Chan. University Press of Colorado eBooks (2015)

Cynthia RobinAndrew WyattJames MeierhoffCaleb Kestle

farming communitycommunity developmentrural developmentagrarian political economyagrarian changehuman geographyrural sociologypolitical interactionsocial sciencesregional studieshousehold levelsocial changeagricultural historysociologypolitical geographysocial anthropologysocio-economic change

Elizabeth Brumfiel, 1945–2012. Ancient Mesoamerica (2014)

Cynthia Robin

cultural historyhistoryarchaeological practicearchaeologyamerican archaeologyancient mesoamerica

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Cynthia Robin

Professor

Northwestern University

Affiliations

Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Anthropology

Cynthia Robin is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at Northwestern University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Northwestern University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Archaeology of Everyday Life. Annual Review of Anthropology (2020)

Cynthia Robin

archaeologyanthropologyeveryday life

Ashmore, Wendy. Springer eBooks (2020)

Cynthia Robin

economics

CHAN: A Tropical Rain Forest Site in Belize. Springer eBooks (2020)

Cynthia Robin

Functional Diversity of Microbial Ecologies Estimated From Ancient Human Coprolites and Dental Calculus. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2020)

David K. JacobsonTanvi P. HonapCara MonroeJustin LundBrett A. HoukAnna C. NovotnyCynthia RobinElisabetta MariniCecil M. Lewis

dental calculusfunctional diversityancient human coprolitesecologymicrobial ecology

Neither Dopes nor Dupes: Maya Farmers and Ideology. Ancient Mesoamerica (2016)

Cynthia Robin

indigenous peoplesancient mesoamericapolitical sciencepolitical sociology

1 the Materiality of Everyday Life: An Introduction. Archeological Papers of the American Anthropological Association (2015)

Lisa OverholtzerCynthia Robin

anthropologyanthropological archaeologymaterial culturearchaeologymaterialitycultural anthropologyamerican archaeologyeveryday life

4 of Earth and Stone: The Materiality of Maya Farmers’ Everyday Lives at Chan, Belize. Archeological Papers of the American Anthropological Association (2015)

Cynthia Robin

A Mesoamerican Perspective on Old World Household Studies in Complex Societies: (Micro) Archaeological and Textual Approaches. (2015)

Cynthia Robin

anthropologyarchaeological practicearchaeologymesoamerican perspectivecomplex societiesarchaeological record

Political Interaction: A View From the 2,000- Year History of the Farming Community of Chan. University Press of Colorado eBooks (2015)

Cynthia RobinAndrew WyattJames MeierhoffCaleb Kestle

Elizabeth Brumfiel, 1945–2012. Ancient Mesoamerica (2014)

Cynthia Robin

cultural historyhistoryarchaeological practicearchaeologyamerican archaeologyancient mesoamerica

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