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Judson B. Finley

Interim Department Head|School of Social Sciences; Professor

Utah State University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Judson B. Finley is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Interim Department Head|School of Social Sciences; Professor at Utah State University.

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Judson B. Finley

Utah State University

Interim Department Head|School of Social Sciences; Professor

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archaeology geography archaeological science field archaeology anthropology archaeological methods american archaeology stratigraphy earth science archaeological practice geology geoarchaeology quaternary science archaeological excavations geochronology environmental anthropology archaeological record landscape archaeology archaeological dating anthropological archaeology radiocarbon dating paleoenvironmental reconstruction quaternary research ecology paleoecology historical archaeology holocene quaternary period archaeological evidence palaeogeography sediment research paleoenvironmental change paleontology human impacts on the environment thermochronology applied ecology climatic change social-ecological systems anthropocene population history human ecology geomorphic process landscape planning vegetation history great basin western wyoming speech processing adaptation evolutionary anthropology historical biology palynology timefrequency analysis taphonomic bias biochronology energy consumption population dynamics x-ray fluorescence experimental geomorphology sedimentation fluvial process pleistocene landscape ecology large radiocarbon databases global database synthetic global database evolutionary trajectories human populations prehistoric human populations radiocarbon records population stability obsidian source use wyoming basin transport potential flake morphology debitage transport potential flaked stone crescent climate change history north america native american studies

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Arroyo Formation Impacts on an Early Dryland Agricultural Community in Northeastern Utah, USA. Geoarchaeology (2022)

Judson Byrd FinleyErick RobinsonR. Justin DeRose

geomorphic processsedimentologygeographyecohydrologynortheastern utahcub creek villageholocenepalaeogeographyhydrological processpaleoecologygeochronologypaleoenvironmental reconstructionearth sciencecub creeksediment researchland degradationstratigraphygeologyecologyquaternary sciencegeomorphology

Ceramic Petrographic Analysis of the Intermountain Wares of Early Shoshone People in the Greater Yellowstone Area. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

Chloe DanosJudson Finley

archaeological scienceanthropologypyroclastic flowtraditional ceramicpetrologyarchaeological practicegeographyarchaeologyceramic petrographic analysisarchaeological excavationsarchaeological methodsamerican archaeology

Connections, Relationships, and the Land. Routledge eBooks (2022)

Kelly M. Branam MacauleyJudson Byrd FinleyHubert Burdick Two LegginsChris FinleyMatthew J. Rowe

anthropologyeducationindigenous studiesenvironmental educationcultureteacher educationheritage studiescommunity practice educationcultural heritagearchaeological practicetraditional ecological knowledgearchaeologyarchaeological field schoolarchaeology field schoolsindigenous peoplesamerican archaeologyfield archaeologyenvironmental anthropology

Connections, Relationships, and the Land: An Anthropological Field School.. Routledge (2022)

Finley, J.B

ethnographyanthropologyanthropological archaeologyhuman geographysociocultural anthropologyintegrated geographycultural geographyanthropological field schoolcultural anthropologysocial anthropologyanthropological theoryethnographic theoryenvironmental anthropology

Ecopedagogies. Routledge eBooks (2022)

Ellen BayerJudson Byrd Finley

ECOPEDAGOGIES: Practical Approaches to Experiential Learning. Routledge (2022)

Finley, J.B

behavioral educationeducational strategieseducationlearning-by-doinglearning environmentsenvironmental educationlearning sciencesexperiential learningactive learning

Fencing is Perishable: A Response to “Don’t Fence Them in: Comments on ‘Perishable Artifacts From Last Canyon Cave, Montana.’ by Linea Sundstom.”. Plains Anthropologist (2022)

Judson B. Finley

anthropologyenvironmental protectionwildlifeanimal conservationpractical conservationmontana. ’environmental sciencenatural resource managementconservation policylast canyon cavelinea sundstom

Fencing is Perishable: Reply to “Don’t Fence Them in”. Plains Anthropologist (2022)

Marcel KornfeldJ.M. AdovasioMary Lou LarsonJudson B. Finley

site formationarchaeologyarchaeological recordphysical anthropologyhistoryarchaeological theoryfour cornersanthropologyarchaeological practicecivilizationsarchaeological evidencearchaeological methodsenvironmental anthropologyarchaeological sciencestone technologyanthropological archaeologyarchaeological excavationsamerican archaeologyfield archaeology

Floodplain Stability Controls the Growth Potential and Resilience of Indigenous Northern Colorado Plateau Agricultural Communities: A Case Study From, Dinosaur National Monument. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

Judson FinleyErick Robinson

flood risk managementhydrological processearth sciencenatural disastersland degradationland restorationcase study fromnatural resource managementgeographydinosaur national monumentriver restorationhydrologygeomorphology

From Dinosaur to Bears Ears. Routledge eBooks (2022)

Judson Byrd FinleyKeri Holt

conservation scienceenvironmental governanceconservation politicssustainable developmentenvironmental policyenvironmental planningenvironmental politicsconservation letterbears earspolitical sciencepublic land debatesenvironmental stewardshippublic policypolitical ecologyconservation ethos

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Judson B. Finley

Interim Department Head|School of Social Sciences; Professor

Utah State University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Judson B. Finley is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Interim Department Head|School of Social Sciences; Professor at Utah State University.

Honors

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Judson B. Finley

Utah State University

Interim Department Head|School of Social Sciences; Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Arroyo Formation Impacts on an Early Dryland Agricultural Community in Northeastern Utah, USA. Geoarchaeology (2022)

Judson Byrd FinleyErick RobinsonR. Justin DeRose

Ceramic Petrographic Analysis of the Intermountain Wares of Early Shoshone People in the Greater Yellowstone Area. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2022)

Chloe DanosJudson Finley

Connections, Relationships, and the Land. Routledge eBooks (2022)

Kelly M. Branam MacauleyJudson Byrd FinleyHubert Burdick Two LegginsChris FinleyMatthew J. Rowe

Connections, Relationships, and the Land: An Anthropological Field School.. Routledge (2022)

Finley, J.B

Ecopedagogies. Routledge eBooks (2022)

Ellen BayerJudson Byrd Finley

ECOPEDAGOGIES: Practical Approaches to Experiential Learning. Routledge (2022)

Finley, J.B

behavioral educationeducational strategieseducationlearning-by-doinglearning environmentsenvironmental educationlearning sciencesexperiential learningactive learning

Fencing is Perishable: A Response to “Don’t Fence Them in: Comments on ‘Perishable Artifacts From Last Canyon Cave, Montana.’ by Linea Sundstom.”. Plains Anthropologist (2022)

Judson B. Finley

anthropologyenvironmental protectionwildlifeanimal conservationpractical conservationmontana. ’environmental sciencenatural resource managementconservation policylast canyon cavelinea sundstom

Fencing is Perishable: Reply to “Don’t Fence Them in”. Plains Anthropologist (2022)

Marcel KornfeldJ.M. AdovasioMary Lou LarsonJudson B. Finley

Judson FinleyErick Robinson

From Dinosaur to Bears Ears. Routledge eBooks (2022)

Judson Byrd FinleyKeri Holt

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