Harrod, Ryan P

University of Alaska Anchorage

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Matanuska-Susitna College

College Of Matanuska-Susitna

Mat-Su Campus Library

NoneHarrod, Ryan P is currently serving as a College Of Matanuska-Susitna faculty at University of Alaska Anchorage.

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Harrod, Ryan P

University of Alaska Anchorage

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anthropology bioarchaeology archaeology social sciences sociology climate change criminology paleopathology physical anthropology paleoanthropology american archaeology archaeological science anthropological archaeology trauma pathology ethnography archaeological practice historical archaeology traumatology victimology cultural history archival research heritage studies archaeological methods social forces bone research paleolithic archaeology social process indigenous studies indigenous peoples archaeological evidence historical sociology ancient southwest grasshopper pueblo ethology psychological trauma latin american antiquity american studies spectral theory orthopaedic research vertebrate paleontology human-wildlife relationships prehistory chinese culture scholarly communication variational inequalities spread spectrum bone repair carceral setting bone disease musculoskeletal research care delivery long-term care health care delivery integrated care climate communication skull base fracture healing historical evidence human wellbeing worker well-being worker health chinese immigrants hostile encounters institutional violence hard labor past societies archaeological populations human adaptation troubled times body parts past cultures bioarchaeological case study human-environmental interactions violent death tell abraq

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Bioarchaeology of Violent Death. (2023)

Anna OsterholtzDebra MartinRyan Harrod

bioarchaeologyanthropologyviolent death

Interpreting Trauma and Social Violence From Skeletal Remains. Routledge eBooks (2022)

Debra L. MartinAurora Marcela Pérez-FlórezClaira RalstonRyan P. Harrod

rehabilitationcriminologysocial sciencesforensic psychologytraumatologycrime reconstructionarchaeologyhistorical archaeologyskeletal remainstraumaanthropologyskeletal traumaarchival researchforensic pathologydeath studiesanthropological archaeologypaleopathologysocial violencebioarchaeologyfeminist criminology

Issue Information. International Journal of Osteoarchaeology (2022)

osteopathybioarchaeologyanthropologypaleopathology

1. Gendered Violence in Small- Scale Societies in the Past. New York University Press eBooks (2020)

Debra L. MartinRyan P. Harrod

sociologysocial historysocial changesocial sciencesgender studieshistorical sociologygendered violence

Chapter 9. the Health and Well-Being of Chinese Railroad Workers. Stanford University Press eBooks (2020)

public healthworker healthhuman wellbeinghealth psychologywell-beingworker well-beingquality of lifecontemporary china

The Climate Change–Witch Execution Connection. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Debra L. MartinRyan P. Harrod

public healthenvironmental justicescholarly communicationsocial sciencesinfectious diseasesclimate change

The Climate Change-Witch Execution Connection: Living With Environmental Uncertainty on the Colorado Plateau. (2020)

Debra MartinRyan P. Harrod

public healthcolorado plateauenvironmental uncertaintyenvironmental scienceclimate changehealth sciencesarid environments

The Politics of Pain: Gaining Status and Maintaining Order Through Ritual Combat and Warfare. Bioarchaeology and social theory (2020)

ritualanthropologyanthropological theorybiopolitics

Analysis of Pathology and Activity‐Related Changes to the Patellae of Individuals From Tell Abraq. International Journal of Osteoarchaeology (2019)

Anna J. OsterholtzRyan P. HarrodD. Shane Miller

systematic palaeontologyhuman movementmorphology (biology)bone diseasepathologyzooarchaeologyactivity-related changesanthropologybone researchbone repairbone fracturepaleopathologypaleoanthropologykinesiologymusculoskeletal researchvertebrate paleontologybioarchaeologytell abraqcarceral settingorthopaedic research

A Track in the Tanana: Forensic Analysis of a Late Holocene Footprint From Central Alaska. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2019)

archaeological sciencearchaeological evidenceanthropologyarchaeology