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James L. Theler

University of Wisconsin--La Crosse

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College of Arts, Social Sciences, & Humanities

Center Of Mississippi Valley Archaeology

NoneJames L. Theler is currently serving as a Center Of Mississippi Valley Archaeology faculty at University of Wisconsin--La Crosse.

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archaeology field archaeology anthropology environmental history archaeological practice geography geoarchaeology archaeological methods historical geography anthropological archaeology environmental anthropology archaeological science ecology natural resource management zooarchaeology bioarchaeology earth science ethnography cultural heritage quaternary science heritage study environmental planning resource policy paleopathology forest policy quaternary research american archaeology livestock science animal conservation restoration ecology forest research holocene paleoanthropology latin american archaeology paleolithic archaeology ethnohistory archaeological evidence historical archaeology landscape archaeology archaeological excavations archaeological record modern land-snail shells north america southern great plains environmental significance stable isotope composition folsom archaeological site human impact on the environment western nebraska valley site advanced manufacturing technology ground sloth southwestern iowa palaeoindian subsistence behaviour clary ranch site fishery

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Paleobiology of Jefferson’s Ground Sloth ( Megalonyx Jeffersonii ) Derived From Three Contemporaneous, Ontogenetically Distinct Individuals Recovered From Southwestern Iowa, U.S.a.. Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology (2022)

Holmes A. SemkenH. Gregory McDonaldRussell W. GrahamTiffany AdrainJoe Alan ArtzRichard G. BakerAlexander B. BrykDavid J. BrenzelE. Arthur BettisAndrew A. ClackBrittany L. GrimmAdel HajSarah E. HorgenMeghann C. MahoneyHarold A. RayJames L. Theler

paleobiologyground slothpaleontologygeneticssouthwestern iowa

Late Holocene Shellfish Exploitation in the Upper Mississippi River Valley. Quaternary International (2019)

James L. ThelerMatthew G. Hill

quaternary sciencepaleontologyquaternary researchgeochronologymarine biologyholoceneecology

The End of the Effigy Mound Culture: The Late Woodland to Oneota Transition In. (2016)

civilizationsenvironmental anthropologygeoarchaeologyphysical anthropologyfield archaeologyarchaeological scienceanthropological archaeologynatural resource managementbioarchaeologyancient mesoamericaanthropologyarchaeologyarchaeological practicearchaeological methodsecologyzooarchaeologyenvironmental history

Geoarchaeology of the Clary Ranch Paleoindian Sites, Western Nebraska. Geological Society of America eBooks (2008)

David W. MayMatthew G. HillAdam C. HolvenThomas J. LoebelDavid J. RapsonHolmes A. SemkenJames L. Theler

geoarchaeologywestern nebraskaearth science

A Quantitative Analysis of Skill and Efficiency: Hopewell Blade Production at the Turner Workshop, Hamilton County, Ohio. Midcontinental Journal of Archaeology (2007)

industrial engineeringtechnologyadvanced manufacturing technologyperformance evaluationoperational efficiencydesignmanufacturing technologymanufacturing systemssmart manufacturingforestry engineeringforest productsperformance studiesproductivityproduction researchmanufacturingmanufacturing scienceindustrial design

Collapse of Crucial Resources and Culture Change: A Model for the Woodland to Oneota Transformation in the Upper Midwest. American Antiquity (2006)

environmental anthropologyforest policyagricultural historygeographynatural resource managementdeforestationresource policyanimal conservationforest researchrestoration ecologyenvironmental planninganthropologyland useecologyurban ecologyhuman impact on the environmentenvironmental history

Environmental Significance of 13 C/ 12 C and 18 O/ 16 O Ratios of Modern Land-Snail Shells From the Southern Great Plains of North America. Quaternary Research (2004)

Meena BalakrishnanCrayton J. YappJames L. ThelerBrian J. CarterDon G. Wyckoff

southern great plainsenvironmental sciencemodern land-snail shellsenvironmental significanceenvironmental researchnorth americalivestock scienceecology

Paleoenvironment of the Folsom Archaeological Site, New Mexico, USA, Approximately 10,500 14 C Yr B.P. as Inferred From the Stable Isotope Composition of Fossil Land Snail Shells. Quaternary Research (2004)

Meena BalakrishnanCrayton J. YappDavid J. MeltzerJames L. Theler

quaternary sciencefolsom archaeological sitequaternary researchstable isotope compositionearth sciencearchaeologyclimate change

Palaeoindian Subsistence Behaviour at the Clary Ranch Site, Nebraska, USA. Antiquity (2002)

Matthew Glenn HillMatthew E. HillDavid W. MayThomas P. MyersDavid J. RapsonFrédéric SelletJames L. ThelerLawrence C. Todd

american archaeologypalaeoindian subsistence behaviourethnohistoryfield archaeologyhistorical geographylatin american archaeologygeographypaleolithic archaeologyanthropologypalaeogeographyarchaeologyarchaeological practicepaleoanthropologyclary ranch sitelatin american antiquity

The End of the Effigy Mound Culture: The Late Woodland to Oneota Transition in Southwestern Wisconsin. MCJA. Midcontinental journal of archaeology (2000)

environmental anthropologygeoarchaeologyphysical anthropologyfield archaeologyhistorical geographyanthropological archaeologygeographypaleopathologynatural resource managementbioarchaeologyanthropologyarchaeologyarchaeological practicearchaeological methodsecologyzooarchaeologyenvironmental history

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James L. Theler

University of Wisconsin--La Crosse

Affiliations

College of Arts, Social Sciences, & Humanities

Center Of Mississippi Valley Archaeology

NoneJames L. Theler is currently serving as a Center Of Mississippi Valley Archaeology faculty at University of Wisconsin--La Crosse.

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James L. Theler

University of Wisconsin--La Crosse

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Notable Scholarly Works

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paleobiologyground slothpaleontologygeneticssouthwestern iowa

Late Holocene Shellfish Exploitation in the Upper Mississippi River Valley. Quaternary International (2019)

James L. ThelerMatthew G. Hill

quaternary sciencepaleontologyquaternary researchgeochronologymarine biologyholoceneecology

The End of the Effigy Mound Culture: The Late Woodland to Oneota Transition In. (2016)

Geoarchaeology of the Clary Ranch Paleoindian Sites, Western Nebraska. Geological Society of America eBooks (2008)

David W. MayMatthew G. HillAdam C. HolvenThomas J. LoebelDavid J. RapsonHolmes A. SemkenJames L. Theler

geoarchaeologywestern nebraskaearth science

A Quantitative Analysis of Skill and Efficiency: Hopewell Blade Production at the Turner Workshop, Hamilton County, Ohio. Midcontinental Journal of Archaeology (2007)

Collapse of Crucial Resources and Culture Change: A Model for the Woodland to Oneota Transformation in the Upper Midwest. American Antiquity (2006)

Environmental Significance of 13 C/ 12 C and 18 O/ 16 O Ratios of Modern Land-Snail Shells From the Southern Great Plains of North America. Quaternary Research (2004)

Meena BalakrishnanCrayton J. YappJames L. ThelerBrian J. CarterDon G. Wyckoff

southern great plainsenvironmental sciencemodern land-snail shellsenvironmental significanceenvironmental researchnorth americalivestock scienceecology

Meena BalakrishnanCrayton J. YappDavid J. MeltzerJames L. Theler

quaternary sciencefolsom archaeological sitequaternary researchstable isotope compositionearth sciencearchaeologyclimate change

Palaeoindian Subsistence Behaviour at the Clary Ranch Site, Nebraska, USA. Antiquity (2002)

Matthew Glenn HillMatthew E. HillDavid W. MayThomas P. MyersDavid J. RapsonFrédéric SelletJames L. ThelerLawrence C. Todd

The End of the Effigy Mound Culture: The Late Woodland to Oneota Transition in Southwestern Wisconsin. MCJA. Midcontinental journal of archaeology (2000)

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