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Gregson Schachner

Professor

University of California, Los Angeles

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the College

Anthropology

Archaeology

Gregson Schachner is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at University of California, Los Angeles.

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archaeology anthropology american archaeology history social sciences historical geography american southwest archaeological science archaeological practice latin american archaeology materials science cultural anthropology field archaeology vegetation history historical archaeology middle-range societies early pueblo period sociocultural anthropology social change archival research geology geochemistry land use social anthropology anthropological archaeology archaeological methods historical review rock engineering thermal engineering ancient mesoamerica agricultural history agrarian change migration studies sustainable development urban history social transformation prehistory thermal processing population history transnational mobility paleoclimatology arid environments landscape archaeology urban society community environments archaeological record indigenous peoples indigenous studies ethnohistory ritual control early villages ancient zuni communities population circulation regional data sets ancestral pueblo archaeology corporate group formation early puebloan villages northern southwest hot rock cooking experimental study historical trajectories eastern neolithic megasites bioarchaeology north american archaeology southwestern north america

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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: Research, Education and American Indian Partnerships at the Crow Canyon Archaeological Center. Journal of Anthropological Research (2024)

Gregson Schachner

indigenous peopleseducationanthropologyarchaeological practicearchaeologyamerican indian partnerships

The Greater Chaco Landscape: Ancestors, Scholarship, and Advocacy. Ruth M. Van Dyke and Carrie C. Heitman, Eds. Louisville: University Press of Colorado, 2021, 388 Pp. $41.95, Cloth. Isbn 978-1-64642-169-5.. Journal of Anthropological Research (2022)

Gregson Schachner

historyethnohistoryindigenous studieshistorical geographysocial historyinterdisciplinary historysocial sciencesanthropologyarchaeologycultural anthropologyenvironmental historycultural history

The Bonito Factor: How Unique Was Pueblo Bonito?. KIVA (2022)

Wesley BernardiniGregson Schachner

historybonito factorpueblo bonitoarchaeology

Communities and Households in the Greater American Southwest: New Perspectives and Case Studies. Robert J. Stokes, Editor. 2019. University Press of Colorado, Louisville. XVI + 311 Pp. $79.00 (Cloth), Isbn 978-1-60732-884-1. $63.00 (E-Book), Isbn 978-1-60732-885-8.. American Antiquity (2021)

Gregson Schachner

greater american southwestcommunity developmenturban historyurban sociologysociologysocial sciencescommunity environmentsanthropologyurban society

Duwe, Samuel Robert W.Preucel (Eds). the Continuous Path: Pueblo Movement and the Archaeology of Becoming. XIV, 279 Pp., Maps, Tables, Figs, Illus., Bibliogrs. Tucson: Univ. of Arizona Press, 2019. £65.95 (Cloth). Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute (2021)

Gregson Schachner

archaeological recordfield archaeologygeographyhistorical archaeologyarchaeologyarchaeological practicepueblo movement

KIIKIQÖ:. University of Arizona Press eBooks (2021)

Gregson SchachnerJoel NicholasR. J. SinenskyKellam ThrogmortonWesley BernardiniKatelyn J. Bishop

Large-Scale Patterns in the Agricultural Demographic Transition of Mesoamerica and Southwestern North America. American Antiquity (2021)

Richard G. LesureR. J. SinenskyGregson SchachnerThomas A. WakeKatelyn J. Bishop

agricultural demographic transitionamerican archaeologyagrarian changesouthwestern north americahistorical geographylatin american archaeologygeographyancient mesoamericarapid population growtharchaeologyland useagricultural economicsagricultural historypopulation history

The Sustainability of Hopi Agriculture. University of Arizona Press eBooks (2021)

Gregson SchachnerJoel NicholasR. J. SinenskyR. Kyle Bocinsky

hopi agriculturesustainable agricultureagricultural economicssustainable development

Volcanic Climate Forcing, Extreme Cold and the Neolithic Transition in the Northern Us Southwest. Antiquity (2021)

R.J. SinenskyGregson SchachnerRichard H. WilshusenBrian N. Damiata

volcanic climate forcingplanetary sciencespaleoclimatologyneolithic transitionextreme coldarchaeologyclimate changevolcanology

Comparing Near Eastern Neolithic Megasites and Southwestern Pueblos: Population Size, Exceptionalism and Historical Trajectories. Cambridge Archaeological Journal (2018)

Wesley BernardiniGregson Schachner

historical trajectorieseastern neolithic megasitessouthwestern pueblosarchaeologypopulation size

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Gregson Schachner

Professor

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

the College

Anthropology

Archaeology

Gregson Schachner is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at University of California, Los Angeles.

Honors

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University of California, Los Angeles

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

: Research, Education and American Indian Partnerships at the Crow Canyon Archaeological Center. Journal of Anthropological Research (2024)

Gregson Schachner

indigenous peopleseducationanthropologyarchaeological practicearchaeologyamerican indian partnerships

Gregson Schachner

historyethnohistoryindigenous studieshistorical geographysocial historyinterdisciplinary historysocial sciencesanthropologyarchaeologycultural anthropologyenvironmental historycultural history

The Bonito Factor: How Unique Was Pueblo Bonito?. KIVA (2022)

Wesley BernardiniGregson Schachner

historybonito factorpueblo bonitoarchaeology

Gregson Schachner

greater american southwestcommunity developmenturban historyurban sociologysociologysocial sciencescommunity environmentsanthropologyurban society

Gregson Schachner

archaeological recordfield archaeologygeographyhistorical archaeologyarchaeologyarchaeological practicepueblo movement

KIIKIQÖ:. University of Arizona Press eBooks (2021)

Gregson SchachnerJoel NicholasR. J. SinenskyKellam ThrogmortonWesley BernardiniKatelyn J. Bishop

Large-Scale Patterns in the Agricultural Demographic Transition of Mesoamerica and Southwestern North America. American Antiquity (2021)

Richard G. LesureR. J. SinenskyGregson SchachnerThomas A. WakeKatelyn J. Bishop

The Sustainability of Hopi Agriculture. University of Arizona Press eBooks (2021)

Gregson SchachnerJoel NicholasR. J. SinenskyR. Kyle Bocinsky

hopi agriculturesustainable agricultureagricultural economicssustainable development

Volcanic Climate Forcing, Extreme Cold and the Neolithic Transition in the Northern Us Southwest. Antiquity (2021)

R.J. SinenskyGregson SchachnerRichard H. WilshusenBrian N. Damiata

volcanic climate forcingplanetary sciencespaleoclimatologyneolithic transitionextreme coldarchaeologyclimate changevolcanology

Comparing Near Eastern Neolithic Megasites and Southwestern Pueblos: Population Size, Exceptionalism and Historical Trajectories. Cambridge Archaeological Journal (2018)

Wesley BernardiniGregson Schachner

historical trajectorieseastern neolithic megasitessouthwestern pueblosarchaeologypopulation size

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