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James R. Denbow

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University of Texas at Austin

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College of Liberal Arts

Anthropology

James R. Denbow is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at University of Texas At Austin.

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archaeology anthropology archaeological practice archaeological science historical archaeology field archaeology history african studies archaeological record culture cultural history archaeological methods archaeological excavations archaeological evidence northern botswana earth science iron age ethnography anthropological archaeology agricultural history historical reconstruction regional geology ethnohistory american archaeology optical petrography loango coast central africa religion trade historic preservation marine biology demography research policy nature cultural change southern african studies indigenous studies folklore studies folklore tradition social geography prehistory anthropocene radiocarbon dating paleoclimatology historical evidence historical reassessment global south landscape archaeology research synthesis research design exploratory research ceramic materials societal environment environmental psychology community environments human-environment interactions social environment disparate impact african diaspora cultural chronology southern africa glass beads katanga province northwestern botswana copper artefacts lead isotopes okavango delta long-term demographic trends eastern margin delta margin artificial intelligence knowledge discovery optimization-based data mining evolutionary data mining data mining computational intelligence data science machine learning

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Edwin Wilmsen (1932–2023): A Personal View. Azania Archaeological Research in Africa (2023)

James Denbow

archaeological recordarchaeological sciencefield archaeologyarchaeological excavationsafrican american studiesarchaeologyarchaeological practicearchaeological evidencearchaeological methods

Iron Age Sites in Northern Botswana’s Okavango Delta 1: The Southern Delta Sites Mat82 and Matlapaneng Plus Qogana on the Region’s Eastern Margin. Azania Archaeological Research in Africa (2023)

James DenbowEdwin N. Wilmsen

paleontologyeastern margingeochronologygeochemistryiron ageearth scienceregional geologynorthern botswanageology

Iron Age Sites in Northern Botswana’s Okavango Delta 2: The Xaro Sites in the Panhandle of the River-Delta System. Azania Archaeological Research in Africa (2023)

Edwin N. WilmsenJames Denbow

paleontologyriver-delta systemgeochemistrygeochronologyiron agearchaeologyearth sciencenorthern botswanageology

Iron Age Sites in Northern Botswana’s Okavango Delta 3: Lotshitshi, a Later Stone Age/Bambata/Recent Site on the Delta Margin. Azania Archaeological Research in Africa (2023)

Edwin N. WilmsenJames Denbow

iron ageearth sciencearchaeologyregional geologydelta marginnorthern botswana

Using the Radiocarbon Dates of Central Africa for Studying Long-Term Demographic Trends of the Last 50,000 Years: Potential and Pitfalls. Azania Archaeological Research in Africa (2023)

Bernard ClistJames DenbowRaymond Lanfranchi

paleoclimatologyradiocarbon datinganthropocenedemographycentral africalong-term demographic trends

Lead Isotopes Link Copper Artefacts From Northwestern Botswana to the Copperbelt of Katanga Province, Congo. Journal of Archaeological Science (2020)

Jay StephensDavid KillickEdwin WilmsenJames DenbowDuncan Miller

katanga provincematerials sciencelead isotopesarchaeological sciencearchaeologycopper artefactsnorthwestern botswana

Archaeology and Ethnography Along the Loango Coast in the South West of the Republic of Congo. Azania Archaeological Research in Africa (2019)

James Denbow

archaeological recordloango coastsouth westarchaeologyarchaeological practice

Bernard Clist, Pierre De Maret, and Koen Bostoen (Eds.): Une ArchéOlogie Des Provinces Septentrionales Du Royaume Kongo. African Archaeological Review (2019)

James Denbow

archaeological recordroyaume kongofield archaeologyarchaeological sciencearchaeological excavationsafrican american studiesarchaeologyarchaeological practicearchaeological evidencearchaeological methodshistorical archaeologyafrican studies

Keeping Up Alliances: Multifaceted Values of Pottery in Eighth- to Seventeenth-Century Eastern Botswana as Reconstructed by Optical Petrography. Azania Archaeological Research in Africa (2019)

Edwin WilmsenDavid KillickJames DenbowAdrianne DaggettPhenyo Thebe

optical petrographyculturearchaeologyhistorical reconstructioncultural history

Stolen Places: Archaeology and the Politics of Identity in the Later Prehistory of the Kalahari. Routledge eBooks (2017)

James Denbow

later prehistoryanthropologyarchaeologyhistorical archaeology

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James R. Denbow

Professor

University of Texas at Austin

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Anthropology

James R. Denbow is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at University of Texas At Austin.

Honors

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Experiences

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James R. Denbow

University of Texas at Austin

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Edwin Wilmsen (1932–2023): A Personal View. Azania Archaeological Research in Africa (2023)

James Denbow

archaeological recordarchaeological sciencefield archaeologyarchaeological excavationsafrican american studiesarchaeologyarchaeological practicearchaeological evidencearchaeological methods

James DenbowEdwin N. Wilmsen

paleontologyeastern margingeochronologygeochemistryiron ageearth scienceregional geologynorthern botswanageology

Iron Age Sites in Northern Botswana’s Okavango Delta 2: The Xaro Sites in the Panhandle of the River-Delta System. Azania Archaeological Research in Africa (2023)

Edwin N. WilmsenJames Denbow

paleontologyriver-delta systemgeochemistrygeochronologyiron agearchaeologyearth sciencenorthern botswanageology

Iron Age Sites in Northern Botswana’s Okavango Delta 3: Lotshitshi, a Later Stone Age/Bambata/Recent Site on the Delta Margin. Azania Archaeological Research in Africa (2023)

Edwin N. WilmsenJames Denbow

iron ageearth sciencearchaeologyregional geologydelta marginnorthern botswana

Using the Radiocarbon Dates of Central Africa for Studying Long-Term Demographic Trends of the Last 50,000 Years: Potential and Pitfalls. Azania Archaeological Research in Africa (2023)

Bernard ClistJames DenbowRaymond Lanfranchi

paleoclimatologyradiocarbon datinganthropocenedemographycentral africalong-term demographic trends

Lead Isotopes Link Copper Artefacts From Northwestern Botswana to the Copperbelt of Katanga Province, Congo. Journal of Archaeological Science (2020)

Jay StephensDavid KillickEdwin WilmsenJames DenbowDuncan Miller

katanga provincematerials sciencelead isotopesarchaeological sciencearchaeologycopper artefactsnorthwestern botswana

Archaeology and Ethnography Along the Loango Coast in the South West of the Republic of Congo. Azania Archaeological Research in Africa (2019)

James Denbow

archaeological recordloango coastsouth westarchaeologyarchaeological practice

Bernard Clist, Pierre De Maret, and Koen Bostoen (Eds.): Une ArchéOlogie Des Provinces Septentrionales Du Royaume Kongo. African Archaeological Review (2019)

James Denbow

Keeping Up Alliances: Multifaceted Values of Pottery in Eighth- to Seventeenth-Century Eastern Botswana as Reconstructed by Optical Petrography. Azania Archaeological Research in Africa (2019)

Edwin WilmsenDavid KillickJames DenbowAdrianne DaggettPhenyo Thebe

optical petrographyculturearchaeologyhistorical reconstructioncultural history

Stolen Places: Archaeology and the Politics of Identity in the Later Prehistory of the Kalahari. Routledge eBooks (2017)

James Denbow

later prehistoryanthropologyarchaeologyhistorical archaeology

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2
3
4
10 / page

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