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Geoffrey E. Braswell

Professor of Anthropology

University of California, San Diego

Affiliations

Social Sciences

Anthropology

Geoffrey E. Braswell is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor of Anthropology at University of California, San Diego.

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Geoffrey E. Braswell

University of California, San Diego

Professor of Anthropology

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archaeology ancient mesoamerica historical archaeology anthropology civilizations field archaeology archaeological practice archaeological record anthropological archaeology latin american archaeology cultural history archaeological science archaeological methods latin american antiquity american archaeology archaeological evidence landscape archaeology history geoarchaeology ethnohistory southern belize region culture ceramics historical geography archaeological excavations maya civilization nim li punit environmental history paleoecology social history cultural anthropology social anthropology modern italy eurasian geography paleoanthropology paleolithic archaeology x-ray fluorescence prehistory global comparison historical evidence japan studies traditional ecological knowledge indigenous peoples northern maya lowlands ancient maya epigraphic research secondary states maya world southeastern periphery lithic procurement puuc region maya politics ancient maya city residential mobility political alliance obsidian blades economic systems regional studies

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Obsidian Tool Function and Maya Lithic Economy at Terminal Classic Pook's Hill, Belize: Subsistence, Domestic Activities, and Craft Production. Latin American Antiquity (2024)

W. James StempChristophe HelmkeGeoffrey E. BraswellJaime J. Awe

terminal classic pookobsidian tool functioncivilizationscraft productionarchaeologylatin american antiquitygeoarchaeologylatin american archaeologydomestic activitiesearth sciencelithic economyarchaeological practicearchaeological methodsancient mesoamericafield archaeologyhistorical archaeologyanthropology

Classic Period Ceramics of Nim LI Punit: Changes in Communities of Practice at a Southern Belize Political Capital. (2023)

Luke R. StrothMario R. BorreroGeoffrey E. Braswell

ceramicsclassic period ceramics

The Classic Period Maya Figurines of the Southern Belize Region: A Comparison of Nim LI Punit, Pusilha and Lubaantun. (2023)

Mario BorreroLuke StrothGeoffrey Braswell

global comparisonarchaeologyclassicseast asian studiesart historycultural historysouthern belize regionnim li punitancient mesoamerica

The Southern Belize Region in Early to Late Classic Period Mesoamerica. Routledge eBooks (2022)

Geoffrey E. Braswell

classicssouthern belize regionancient mesoamerica

The Southern Belize Region in Late to Terminal Classic Period Mesoamerica. Routledge eBooks (2022)

Geoffrey E. Braswell

classicssouthern belize regionancient mesoamerica

Crumbling Walls: Terminal Classic Maya Collapse and Abandonment of Nim LI Punit, Belize. The 86th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology (2021)

Mario BorreroLuke StrothChad RankleGeoffrey Braswell

civilizationsarchaeologylandscape archaeologyarchaeological recordarchaeological sciencearchaeological practiceanthropological archaeologyarchaeological methodsfield archaeologyamerican archaeologyhistorical archaeologyarchaeological excavations

Plant Use in Elite Domestic Context at Nim LI Punit (Ad 150 to 830), Belize. The 86th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology (2021)

Luke StrothMario BorreroGeoffrey Braswell

archaeologyplant useelite domestic contextarchaeological practiceamerican archaeology

ReconsideracióN De Las Fuentes De Aprovisionamiento De Obsidiana En El Oriente Y Suroriente De Honduras. The 84th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology (2019)

Raquel Otto MejíaLuke StrothGeoffrey BraswellMarkus RiendelFranziska Fecher

archaeological evidencearchaeologylandscape archaeologyarchaeological recordgeographyarchaeological sciencearchaeological practiceanthropological archaeologyarchaeological methodsfield archaeologyamerican archaeologyhistorical archaeology

Statistical Artifacts: Critical Approaches to the Analysis of Obsidian Artifacts by Portable X-Ray Fluorescence. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2019)

Luke StrothRaquel OttoJames T. DanielsGeoffrey E. Braswell

statistical artifactsarchaeological evidencearchaeologyportable x-ray fluorescencearchaeological recordarchaeological sciencearchaeological methodsobsidian artifactsx-ray fluorescence

A Perspective From the Maya Region: Closing Thoughts on Sload and Sugiyama, Sugiyama, and Sarabia G.. Latin American Antiquity (2018)

Geoffrey E. Braswell

civilizationsethnohistoryarchaeologylatin american antiquityancient mesoamericalatin american archaeologymaya regioncultural historyarchaeological practiceanthropological archaeologyfield archaeologyhistorical evidencehistorical archaeologyanthropology

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Geoffrey E. Braswell

Professor of Anthropology

University of California, San Diego

Affiliations

Social Sciences

Anthropology

Geoffrey E. Braswell is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor of Anthropology at University of California, San Diego.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Geoffrey E. Braswell

University of California, San Diego

Professor of Anthropology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Obsidian Tool Function and Maya Lithic Economy at Terminal Classic Pook's Hill, Belize: Subsistence, Domestic Activities, and Craft Production. Latin American Antiquity (2024)

W. James StempChristophe HelmkeGeoffrey E. BraswellJaime J. Awe

Classic Period Ceramics of Nim LI Punit: Changes in Communities of Practice at a Southern Belize Political Capital. (2023)

Luke R. StrothMario R. BorreroGeoffrey E. Braswell

ceramicsclassic period ceramics

The Classic Period Maya Figurines of the Southern Belize Region: A Comparison of Nim LI Punit, Pusilha and Lubaantun. (2023)

Mario BorreroLuke StrothGeoffrey Braswell

global comparisonarchaeologyclassicseast asian studiesart historycultural historysouthern belize regionnim li punitancient mesoamerica

The Southern Belize Region in Early to Late Classic Period Mesoamerica. Routledge eBooks (2022)

Geoffrey E. Braswell

classicssouthern belize regionancient mesoamerica

The Southern Belize Region in Late to Terminal Classic Period Mesoamerica. Routledge eBooks (2022)

Geoffrey E. Braswell

classicssouthern belize regionancient mesoamerica

Crumbling Walls: Terminal Classic Maya Collapse and Abandonment of Nim LI Punit, Belize. The 86th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology (2021)

Mario BorreroLuke StrothChad RankleGeoffrey Braswell

Plant Use in Elite Domestic Context at Nim LI Punit (Ad 150 to 830), Belize. The 86th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology (2021)

Luke StrothMario BorreroGeoffrey Braswell

archaeologyplant useelite domestic contextarchaeological practiceamerican archaeology

ReconsideracióN De Las Fuentes De Aprovisionamiento De Obsidiana En El Oriente Y Suroriente De Honduras. The 84th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology (2019)

Raquel Otto MejíaLuke StrothGeoffrey BraswellMarkus RiendelFranziska Fecher

Statistical Artifacts: Critical Approaches to the Analysis of Obsidian Artifacts by Portable X-Ray Fluorescence. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2019)

Luke StrothRaquel OttoJames T. DanielsGeoffrey E. Braswell

statistical artifactsarchaeological evidencearchaeologyportable x-ray fluorescencearchaeological recordarchaeological sciencearchaeological methodsobsidian artifactsx-ray fluorescence

A Perspective From the Maya Region: Closing Thoughts on Sload and Sugiyama, Sugiyama, and Sarabia G.. Latin American Antiquity (2018)

Geoffrey E. Braswell

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