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Edward Henry

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Washington University in St. Louis

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Anthropology

Edward Henry is currently serving as an Anthropology PhD Student at Washington University In St. Louis.

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archaeology american archaeology field archaeology anthropology archaeological practice landscape archaeology archival research historical archaeology earth science historical geography geography geochronology archaeological science central kentucky sociology anthropological archaeology eastern north america remote sensing land use ethnography geoarchaeology archaeological methods urban geography heritage studies ethnohistory memory eurasian geography urban history asian studies archaeological excavations archaeological dating folklore studies geospatial mapping landscape ecology landscape change archaeological record adena-hopewell societies winchester farm nomadic urbanism unmanned aircraft systems urban studies contemporary asia quaternary science regional studies intergroup conflict regional geology land cover map geophysical interpretation central mediterranean tibetan plateau global south global north arid environments surveying earth observation quaternary period paleoclimatology farm management radiocarbon dating paleoanthropology facies analysis human-wildlife relationships folklore tradition path dependence spatial planning building bundles middle ohio valley lidar-derived imagery adena-hopewell landscape lebus circle archaeological features bourbon county regional-scale models adena burial mound middle woodland landscapes collective remembering plant domestication north america

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Automated Analysis of High-Resolution Lidar Traces Large-Scale Medieval Urbanism in Highland Central Asia. Research Square (2024)

Michael FrachettiJack BernerJason LiuEdward HenryTao JuFarhod Maksudov

urbanismtechnologyhighland central asiaurban historygeospatial mappingoperations researchhistorical geographyurban geographycartography

Large-Scale Medieval Urbanism Traced by Uav–Lidar in Highland Central Asia. Nature (2024)

Michael D. FrachettiJack BernerXiaoyi LiuEdward R. HenryFarhod MaksudovTao Ju

middle eastern studieshighland central asiacentral mediterraneanlarge-scale medieval urbanismland useeast asian studiesanthropologyunmanned aircraft systemseurasian geographycivilizationstibetan plateauurbanizationurban studiesurban geographyglobal southurban sociologyglobal northcontemporary asiaurban ecologyarid environments

Reimagining the Development of Downtown Cahokia Using Remote Sensing Visualizations From the Western Edge of the Grand Plaza. Land (2023)

J. Grant StaufferSeth B. GroomsLorraine W. HuJoy MersmannTristram R. KidderEdward R. Henry

western edgeurban planningarchitecturespatial planningland developmentremote sensinguse planninggeographyurbanizationurban geographyhistorical geographyplanetary sciencesgeovisualizationdowntown cahokiavisualizationlandscape archaeologygrand plazalandscape architecture

Community Practice and Religion at an Early Islamic Cemetery in Highland Central Asia—Addendum. Antiquity (2022)

Elissa BullionFarhod MaksudovEdward R. HenryAnn MerkleMichael Frachetti

highland central asiareligionarchaeologyreligious studiescommunity practice

Emplacement and Path Dependence in the American Midsouth. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology (2022)

Alice P. WrightSarah C. SherwoodEdward R. HenryStephen B. CarmodyCasey R. BarrierChristopher Van de Ven

pathologyanthropologycultural anthropologyfield archaeologyamerican studiesmigration studiesenvironmental anthropologypath dependencehistorical archaeologyamerican archaeologyanthropological archaeologyarchaeological practicearchaeologysociologyamerican midsouthethnography

The Mound Builders: Ancient Societies of Eastern North America. 2Nd Ed. George R. Milner. 2021. Thames Hudson, New York. 224 Pp. $29.95 (Paperback), Isbn 978-0-500-29511-3.. American Antiquity (2022)

Edward R. Henry

anthropologyfield archaeologycivilizationseastern north americahistorical archaeologyancient mesoamericaamerican archaeologyarchaeological practiceanthropological archaeologyarchaeologyancient societiesarchaeological recordhistory

Early Bronze Age Settlement at “Dali”, Kazakhstan, and the Roots of Institutional Participation Along the Inner Asian Mountain Corridor. Asian perspectives (2021)

Taylor R. HermesPaula Doumani DupuyMichael MeyerEdward HenryAlexei Mar'yashevMichael D. Frachetti

institutional participationcultural historyarchaeologyasian studieshistoryeast asian studies

Improved Ostrich Eggshell and Ungulate Tooth Enamel Radiocarbon Dating Methods Reveal Later Stone Age Occupation in Arid Mis 2 Southern Somalia. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2021)

Mica B. JonesSteven A. BrandtEdward R. HenryStanley H. Ambrose

southern somaliaanthropologyfield archaeologyarchaeological methodszooarchaeologyostrich eggshellgeochronologyarchaeologyradiocarbon datinggeographyarchaeological sciencearid mis 2archaeological datingpaleoanthropology

Multi-Method Geoarchaeological Analyses Demonstrates Exceptionally Rapid Construction of Ridge West 3 at Poverty Point. Southeastern Archaeology (2021)

Tristram R. KidderSu KaiEdward R. HenrySeth B. GroomsKelly Ervin

geoarchaeologypoverty pointmulti-method geoarchaeological analyses

Revisiting Kalundu Mound, Zambia: Implications for the Timing of Social and Subsistence Transitions in Iron Age Southern Africa. African Archaeological Review (2021)

S. T. GoldsteinA. CrowtherE. R. HenryA. JanzenM. KatongoS. BrownJ. FarrC. Le MoyneA. PicinK. K. RichterN. Boivin

southern african studiesarchaeologyhistoryarchival researchkalundu moundsubsistence transitions

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Edward Henry

PhD Student

Washington University in St. Louis

Affiliations

Arts & Sciences

Anthropology

Edward Henry is currently serving as an Anthropology PhD Student at Washington University In St. Louis.

Honors

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Washington University in St. Louis

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Automated Analysis of High-Resolution Lidar Traces Large-Scale Medieval Urbanism in Highland Central Asia. Research Square (2024)

Michael FrachettiJack BernerJason LiuEdward HenryTao JuFarhod Maksudov

urbanismtechnologyhighland central asiaurban historygeospatial mappingoperations researchhistorical geographyurban geographycartography

Large-Scale Medieval Urbanism Traced by Uav–Lidar in Highland Central Asia. Nature (2024)

Michael D. FrachettiJack BernerXiaoyi LiuEdward R. HenryFarhod MaksudovTao Ju

Reimagining the Development of Downtown Cahokia Using Remote Sensing Visualizations From the Western Edge of the Grand Plaza. Land (2023)

J. Grant StaufferSeth B. GroomsLorraine W. HuJoy MersmannTristram R. KidderEdward R. Henry

Community Practice and Religion at an Early Islamic Cemetery in Highland Central Asia—Addendum. Antiquity (2022)

Elissa BullionFarhod MaksudovEdward R. HenryAnn MerkleMichael Frachetti

highland central asiareligionarchaeologyreligious studiescommunity practice

Emplacement and Path Dependence in the American Midsouth. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology (2022)

Alice P. WrightSarah C. SherwoodEdward R. HenryStephen B. CarmodyCasey R. BarrierChristopher Van de Ven

Edward R. Henry

Early Bronze Age Settlement at “Dali”, Kazakhstan, and the Roots of Institutional Participation Along the Inner Asian Mountain Corridor. Asian perspectives (2021)

Taylor R. HermesPaula Doumani DupuyMichael MeyerEdward HenryAlexei Mar'yashevMichael D. Frachetti

institutional participationcultural historyarchaeologyasian studieshistoryeast asian studies

Improved Ostrich Eggshell and Ungulate Tooth Enamel Radiocarbon Dating Methods Reveal Later Stone Age Occupation in Arid Mis 2 Southern Somalia. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2021)

Mica B. JonesSteven A. BrandtEdward R. HenryStanley H. Ambrose

Multi-Method Geoarchaeological Analyses Demonstrates Exceptionally Rapid Construction of Ridge West 3 at Poverty Point. Southeastern Archaeology (2021)

Tristram R. KidderSu KaiEdward R. HenrySeth B. GroomsKelly Ervin

geoarchaeologypoverty pointmulti-method geoarchaeological analyses

Revisiting Kalundu Mound, Zambia: Implications for the Timing of Social and Subsistence Transitions in Iron Age Southern Africa. African Archaeological Review (2021)

S. T. GoldsteinA. CrowtherE. R. HenryA. JanzenM. KatongoS. BrownJ. FarrC. Le MoyneA. PicinK. K. RichterN. Boivin

southern african studiesarchaeologyhistoryarchival researchkalundu moundsubsistence transitions

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