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Deborah Olszewski

Adjunct Professor Adjunct Faculty

University of Pennsylvania

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School of Arts & Sciences

Anthropology

Deborah Olszewski is currently serving as an Anthropology Adjunct Professor Adjunct Faculty at University of Pennsylvania.

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Deborah Olszewski

University of Pennsylvania

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genetics anthropology population genetics archaeology evolutionary biology human genetics genomics physical anthropology paleolithic archaeology archaeological science human evolution molecular biology cultural anthropology genome biology historical archaeology archaeological methods paleoanthropology population history archaeological practice genetic diversity human biology american archaeology molecular genetics evolutionary anthropology evolutionary genetics avian biology cytogenetics arid environments archaeological evidence archaeological record mammalian biology population genomics medical genetics ornithology anthropological archaeology desertification indigenous studies owl monkeys mammalogy quaternary science primatology archaeological excavations quaternary research paleoenvironmental change stratigraphy migration studies forensic genetics heredity chromosome biology viral genetics human variation diaspora studies african diaspora primate behavior paleoenvironmental reconstruction mitochondrial dna variation aotus azarai western highlands northeastern argentina egyptian high desert genetic ancestry middle east gene evolution drylands mutagenesis cancer genetics animal genetics host genetics mtdna diversity mitochondrial dna mitochondrial dna diversity early epipaleolithic wadi al-hasa region south carolina mitochondrial dna ancestry ancient link prehistory civilizations zooarchaeology

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“the Dead Have Been Awakened in the Service of the Living”: Activist Community-Engaged Archaeology in Charleston, South Carolina. American Antiquity (2024)

Joanna K. GilmoreAjani Ade OfunniyinLa'Sheia O. OubréRaquel E. FleskesTheodore G. Schurr

activist community-engaged archaeologysouth carolinadeath studieslived experiencearchaeologyhumanitiesamerican archaeology

Abu Hamad Reach, Sudan. Springer eBooks (2023)

Deborah I. OlszewskiBrenda J. Baker

human migrationanthropologyabu hamad reachhumanities

Beyond Dimorphism: Body Size Variation Among Adult Orangutans is Not Dichotomous by Sex. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2023)

Alexandra E KralickCaitlin A O'ConnellMeredith L BastianMorgan K HokeBabette S ZemelTheodore G SchurrMatthew W Tocheri

body sizebody size variationhuman biologyintegrative biologybiologyevolutionary biologyadult orangutans

Community-Engaged Ancient Dna Project Reveals Diverse Origins of 18Th-Century African Descendants in Charleston, South Carolina. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Raquel E. FleskesGraciela S. CabanaJoanna K. GilmoreChelsey JuarezEmilee KarcherLa’Sheia OubréGrant MishoeAde A. OfunniyinTheodore G. Schurr

south carolinapopulation historyarchival researchhuman evolutionarchaeologybioarchaeologygeneticsafrican studiesmolecular evolutionanthropologyevolutionary anthropologyhistorical biologyafrican identitypaleoanthropologyafrican diasporaheritage studieshistorical archaeologydiverse originsevolutionary biologyamerican archaeology

Evolutionary Analysis of Jc Polyomavirus in Misiones’ Population Yields Insight Into the Population Dynamics of the Early Human Dispersal in the Americas. Virology (2023)

Matias J. PeresonDaiana J. SanabriaCarolina TorresDomingo J. LiottaRodolfo H. CamposTheodore G. SchurrFederico A. Di LelloInés Badano

virologyjc polyomavirusevolutionary biologyearly human dispersalevolutionary analysis

Fieldwork (Data Recovery) Methods in African Stone Age Research. Springer eBooks (2023)

Amanuel BeyinDavid K. WrightDeborah I. Olszewski

archaeological scienceanthropologyhistorical archaeologyarchaeologypaleolithic archaeologyfield archaeology

Genetic Analysis of Mingrelians Reveals Long-Term Continuity of Populations in Western Georgia (Caucasus). Genome Biology and Evolution (2023)

Theodore G SchurrRamaz ShengeliaMichel Shamoon-PourDavid ChitanavaShorena LaliashviliIrma LaliashviliRedate KibretYanu Kume-KangkoloIrakli AkhvledianiLia BitadzeIain MathiesonAram Yardumian

western georgiagenomicsevolutionary biologygeneticspopulation geneticsgenome biology

Heat Exposed Lithics: An Experimental Approach to Quantifying Potlids by Temperature. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2023)

Aylar AbdolahzadehGeorge M. LeaderLi LiDeborah I. OlszewskiTheodore G. Schurr

archaeological scienceheritage scienceexperimental archaeologyheritage studiestemperature measurementhistorical archaeologyarchival researcharchaeological practicethermal analysisarchaeologyheat transferarchaeological methodsapplied physicspaleolithic archaeologymaterials science

High Desert Near Abydos, Egypt. Springer eBooks (2023)

Deborah I. OlszewskiKatherine A. Adelsberger

earth sciencedesertificationarid environmentsgeographyhigh elevationextreme environmentshigh desert

Historical Genomes Elucidate European Settlement and the African Diaspora in Delaware. Current Biology (2023)

Raquel E. FleskesDouglas W. OwsleyKarin S. BruwelheideKathryn G. BarcaDaniel R. GriffithGraciela S. CabanaTheodore G. Schurr

historical genomesanthropologyafrican diasporahistorydiaspora studieseuropean settlementgenomicsarchaeology

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Deborah Olszewski

Adjunct Professor Adjunct Faculty

University of Pennsylvania

Affiliations

School of Arts & Sciences

Anthropology

Deborah Olszewski is currently serving as an Anthropology Adjunct Professor Adjunct Faculty at University of Pennsylvania.

Honors

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Experiences

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Deborah Olszewski

University of Pennsylvania

Adjunct Professor Adjunct Faculty

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

“the Dead Have Been Awakened in the Service of the Living”: Activist Community-Engaged Archaeology in Charleston, South Carolina. American Antiquity (2024)

Joanna K. GilmoreAjani Ade OfunniyinLa'Sheia O. OubréRaquel E. FleskesTheodore G. Schurr

activist community-engaged archaeologysouth carolinadeath studieslived experiencearchaeologyhumanitiesamerican archaeology

Abu Hamad Reach, Sudan. Springer eBooks (2023)

Deborah I. OlszewskiBrenda J. Baker

human migrationanthropologyabu hamad reachhumanities

Beyond Dimorphism: Body Size Variation Among Adult Orangutans is Not Dichotomous by Sex. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2023)

Alexandra E KralickCaitlin A O'ConnellMeredith L BastianMorgan K HokeBabette S ZemelTheodore G SchurrMatthew W Tocheri

body sizebody size variationhuman biologyintegrative biologybiologyevolutionary biologyadult orangutans

Community-Engaged Ancient Dna Project Reveals Diverse Origins of 18Th-Century African Descendants in Charleston, South Carolina. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Raquel E. FleskesGraciela S. CabanaJoanna K. GilmoreChelsey JuarezEmilee KarcherLa’Sheia OubréGrant MishoeAde A. OfunniyinTheodore G. Schurr

Evolutionary Analysis of Jc Polyomavirus in Misiones’ Population Yields Insight Into the Population Dynamics of the Early Human Dispersal in the Americas. Virology (2023)

Matias J. PeresonDaiana J. SanabriaCarolina TorresDomingo J. LiottaRodolfo H. CamposTheodore G. SchurrFederico A. Di LelloInés Badano

virologyjc polyomavirusevolutionary biologyearly human dispersalevolutionary analysis

Fieldwork (Data Recovery) Methods in African Stone Age Research. Springer eBooks (2023)

Amanuel BeyinDavid K. WrightDeborah I. Olszewski

archaeological scienceanthropologyhistorical archaeologyarchaeologypaleolithic archaeologyfield archaeology

Genetic Analysis of Mingrelians Reveals Long-Term Continuity of Populations in Western Georgia (Caucasus). Genome Biology and Evolution (2023)

Theodore G SchurrRamaz ShengeliaMichel Shamoon-PourDavid ChitanavaShorena LaliashviliIrma LaliashviliRedate KibretYanu Kume-KangkoloIrakli AkhvledianiLia BitadzeIain MathiesonAram Yardumian

western georgiagenomicsevolutionary biologygeneticspopulation geneticsgenome biology

Heat Exposed Lithics: An Experimental Approach to Quantifying Potlids by Temperature. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2023)

Aylar AbdolahzadehGeorge M. LeaderLi LiDeborah I. OlszewskiTheodore G. Schurr

High Desert Near Abydos, Egypt. Springer eBooks (2023)

Deborah I. OlszewskiKatherine A. Adelsberger

earth sciencedesertificationarid environmentsgeographyhigh elevationextreme environmentshigh desert

Historical Genomes Elucidate European Settlement and the African Diaspora in Delaware. Current Biology (2023)

Raquel E. FleskesDouglas W. OwsleyKarin S. BruwelheideKathryn G. BarcaDaniel R. GriffithGraciela S. CabanaTheodore G. Schurr

historical genomesanthropologyafrican diasporahistorydiaspora studieseuropean settlementgenomicsarchaeology

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