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David Landon

Associate Director & Senior Scientist

University of Massachusetts Boston

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Anthropology Department

David Landon is currently serving as an Anthropology Associate Director & Senior Scientist at University of Massachusetts Boston.

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University of Massachusetts Boston

Associate Director & Senior Scientist

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archaeology history anthropology historical archaeology zooarchaeology field archaeology american archaeology african american studies archaeological practice african diaspora foodways global health well-being rural health population health quality of life land use ethnography migration studies archaeological science american studies heritage studies urban history digital scholarship regional studies midlife health community health human health occupant comfort human welfare ethnohistory historical reconstruction community building digital preservation historical scholarship digital archives digital heritage plant-animal interactions indigenous studies indigenous peoples boardinghouse population agricultural production shelter island sylvester manor plantation shellfish collection community connections institution building economic opportunity animal husbandry sylvester manor african-american foodways commensal politics town dock environmental archaeology early-eighteenth-century boston interpretive directions industrial sites civilizations archaeological record

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Spanish Use of Plants and Animals in Early Colonial New Mexico. KIVA (2022)

Heather B. TriggAna C. OpishinskiDavid B. LandonDavid H. Snow

spanish usecolonialismplant-animal interactionsspanishanthropology

Interpretive Directions for Historical Zooarchaeology in the Twenty-First Century. Routledge eBooks (2020)

David B. LandonAna C. Opishinski

interpretive directionstwenty-first centuryzooarchaeologyhistory

Turtle Feasts and the Commensal Politics of Food: Teasing out the Flavors of African-American Foodways in New England. Journal of African Diaspora Archaeology and Heritage (2018)

David B. Landon

foodwaysafrican-american foodwaysarchaeologycommensal politicsafrican american studiesafrican diaspora

Urbanization and Landscape Change in Early-Eighteenth-Century Boston: The Environmental Archaeology of Town Dock. Historical Archaeology (2016)

David LandonHeather TriggAllison BainEdward Morin

archaeologytown dockenvironmental archaeologyurbanizationearly-eighteenth-century bostonhistorical archaeologyhistory

Indians, Africans, and Europeans. Oxford University Press eBooks (2015)

Katherine HayesStephen MrozowskiDavid LandonHeather Trigg

indigenous studiescultural diversitygender studiesregional studiesindigenous peoplesanthropology

Shellfish Collection and Community Connections in Eighteenth-Century Native New England. American Antiquity (2014)

Ryan HunterStephen W. SillimanDavid B. Landon

shellfish collectionethnohistoryarchaeologyethnographyamerican studiesamerican archaeologycommunity connectionshistoryanthropology

Constructing Community: Experiences of Identity, Economic Opportunity, and Institution Building at Boston’s African Meeting House. International Journal of Historical Archaeology (2013)

David B. LandonTeresa D. Bulger

archival researchcommunity engagementhistorical reconstructioninstitution buildingheritage studiesarchaeologyurban historycommunity buildingamerican archaeologyeconomic opportunityhistoriographyafrican diasporaarchaeological practiceafrican american studiesfield archaeologyhistorical archaeologyhistoryanthropology

Labor and Agricultural Production at Sylvester Manor Plantation, Shelter Island, New York. Historical Archaeology (2010)

Heather B. TriggDavid B. Landon

agricultural productionland usearchaeologyshelter islandsylvester manor plantationfield archaeologyamerican archaeologyhistorical archaeologyhistory

An Update on Zooarchaeology and Historical Archaeology: Progress and Prospects. Springer eBooks (2009)

David B. Landon

historical archaeologyzooarchaeology

Zooarchaeological Evidence for Animal Husbandry and Foodways at Sylvester Manor. Northeast Historical Archaeology (2007)

Sarah SportmanCraig CipollaDavid Landon

foodwaysarchaeologyeast asian studiesanimal husbandryhistorical archaeologyzooarchaeologysylvester manor

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David Landon

Associate Director & Senior Scientist

University of Massachusetts Boston

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Anthropology Department

David Landon is currently serving as an Anthropology Associate Director & Senior Scientist at University of Massachusetts Boston.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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David Landon

University of Massachusetts Boston

Associate Director & Senior Scientist

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Spanish Use of Plants and Animals in Early Colonial New Mexico. KIVA (2022)

Heather B. TriggAna C. OpishinskiDavid B. LandonDavid H. Snow

spanish usecolonialismplant-animal interactionsspanishanthropology

Interpretive Directions for Historical Zooarchaeology in the Twenty-First Century. Routledge eBooks (2020)

David B. LandonAna C. Opishinski

interpretive directionstwenty-first centuryzooarchaeologyhistory

Turtle Feasts and the Commensal Politics of Food: Teasing out the Flavors of African-American Foodways in New England. Journal of African Diaspora Archaeology and Heritage (2018)

David B. Landon

foodwaysafrican-american foodwaysarchaeologycommensal politicsafrican american studiesafrican diaspora

Urbanization and Landscape Change in Early-Eighteenth-Century Boston: The Environmental Archaeology of Town Dock. Historical Archaeology (2016)

David LandonHeather TriggAllison BainEdward Morin

archaeologytown dockenvironmental archaeologyurbanizationearly-eighteenth-century bostonhistorical archaeologyhistory

Indians, Africans, and Europeans. Oxford University Press eBooks (2015)

Katherine HayesStephen MrozowskiDavid LandonHeather Trigg

indigenous studiescultural diversitygender studiesregional studiesindigenous peoplesanthropology

Shellfish Collection and Community Connections in Eighteenth-Century Native New England. American Antiquity (2014)

Ryan HunterStephen W. SillimanDavid B. Landon

shellfish collectionethnohistoryarchaeologyethnographyamerican studiesamerican archaeologycommunity connectionshistoryanthropology

Constructing Community: Experiences of Identity, Economic Opportunity, and Institution Building at Boston’s African Meeting House. International Journal of Historical Archaeology (2013)

David B. LandonTeresa D. Bulger

Labor and Agricultural Production at Sylvester Manor Plantation, Shelter Island, New York. Historical Archaeology (2010)

Heather B. TriggDavid B. Landon

agricultural productionland usearchaeologyshelter islandsylvester manor plantationfield archaeologyamerican archaeologyhistorical archaeologyhistory

An Update on Zooarchaeology and Historical Archaeology: Progress and Prospects. Springer eBooks (2009)

David B. Landon

historical archaeologyzooarchaeology

Zooarchaeological Evidence for Animal Husbandry and Foodways at Sylvester Manor. Northeast Historical Archaeology (2007)

Sarah SportmanCraig CipollaDavid Landon

foodwaysarchaeologyeast asian studiesanimal husbandryhistorical archaeologyzooarchaeologysylvester manor

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