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Jesse Byock

Professor Emeritus

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

the College

Archaeology

Center for 17th and 18th Century Studies

Jesse Byock is currently serving as an Archaeology Professor Emeritus at University of California, Los Angeles.

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Jesse Byock

University of California, Los Angeles

Professor Emeritus

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archaeology earth science archaeological science archival research history sociology climate change mosfell archaeological project geophysical methods ecology political economy geoarchaeology european archaeology stratigraphy historical geography heritage studies field archaeology prehistory vegetation history holocene paleoenvironmental change archival science landscape archaeology anthropocene land cover map geospatial mapping marginal environment viking-age valley site use viking age cereal cultivation medieval iceland high social status social space social status microrefuse analyses documentary datasets internal structure man-made skipholl mound archaeological investigations civilizations archaeological record age scandinavia historical archaeology archaeological evidence

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Bayesian Approach to Linking Archaeological, Paleoenvironmental and Documentary Datasets Relating to the Settlement of Iceland (LandnáM). The Holocene (2017)

Magdalena ME SchmidDavide ZoriEgill ErlendssonCathy BattBrian N DamiataJesse Byock

archival researchheritage studiesarchaeologyanthropocenelandscape archaeologyholocenepaleoenvironmental changeearth sciencehistorical geographyarchival sciencearchaeological sciencedocumentary datasetsstratigraphy

Cereal Cultivation as a Correlate of High Social Status in Medieval Iceland. Vegetation History and Archaeobotany (2017)

Scott RiddellEgill ErlendssonGuðrún GísladóttirKevin J. EdwardsJesse ByockDavide Zori

cereal cultivationarchaeologysociologymedieval icelandhigh social statusvegetation history

Integrated Gpr and Archaeological Investigations Reveal Internal Structure of Man-Made SkiphóLl Mound in Leiruvogur, Iceland. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2016)

Dennis WilkenTina WunderlichDavide ZoriSven KalmringWolfgang RabbelJesse Byock

man-made skipholl moundarchival researcharchaeologyinternal structureearth sciencearchaeological sciencefield archaeologyarchaeological investigations

Mapping Medieval Turf Buildings With Geophysical Methods. DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals) (2015)

Tina WunderlichDennis WilkenJasmin AndersenWolfgang RabbelDavide ZoriSven KalmringJesse Byock

archival researchland cover mapcivil engineeringgeospatial mappinggeophysical methodsarchitectureearth sciencemedieval turf buildings

On the Ability of Geophysical Methods to Image Medieval Turf Buildings in Iceland. Archaeological Prospection (2015)

Tina WunderlichDennis WilkenJasmin AndersenWolfgang RabbelDavide ZoriSven KalmringJesse Byock

archival researcharchaeologygeophysical methodsearth sciencearchaeological science

Interpreting Social Space and Social Status in the Viking Age House at HríSbrú Using Integrated Geoarchaeological and Microrefuse Analyses. Cursor mundi (2014)

Karen MilekDavide ZoriColin ConnorsWaltraud BaierKate BakerJesse Byock

social statusarchaeologysociologygeoarchaeologysocial spacesocial sciencesmicrorefuse analysesanthropology

The Mosfell Archaeological Project: Archaeology, Sagas, and History. Cursor mundi (2014)

Jesse Byock

archaeologymosfell archaeological projecthistory

Feasting in Viking Age Iceland: Sustaining a Chiefly Political Economy in a Marginal Environment. Antiquity (2013)

Davide ZoriJesse ByockEgill ErlendssonSteve MartinThomas WakeKevin J. Edwards

prehistorypolitical economyarchaeologymarginal environmenthistory

Diatoms as Bioindicators of Site Use: Locating Turf Structures From the Viking Age. Journal of Archaeological Science (2010)

Rhonda R. BathurstDavide ZoriJesse Byock

site usearchaeologyviking agearchaeological scienceecologyclimate change

Metallurgical Findings From a Viking Age Chieftain’s Farm in Iceland. Journal of Archaeological Science (2010)

Sebastian K.T.S. WärmländerDavide ZoriJesse ByockDavid A. Scott

archaeologyeuropean archaeologyarchaeological sciencehistory

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Jesse Byock

Professor Emeritus

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

the College

Archaeology

Center for 17th and 18th Century Studies

Jesse Byock is currently serving as an Archaeology Professor Emeritus at University of California, Los Angeles.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Jesse Byock

University of California, Los Angeles

Professor Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Bayesian Approach to Linking Archaeological, Paleoenvironmental and Documentary Datasets Relating to the Settlement of Iceland (LandnáM). The Holocene (2017)

Magdalena ME SchmidDavide ZoriEgill ErlendssonCathy BattBrian N DamiataJesse Byock

Cereal Cultivation as a Correlate of High Social Status in Medieval Iceland. Vegetation History and Archaeobotany (2017)

Scott RiddellEgill ErlendssonGuðrún GísladóttirKevin J. EdwardsJesse ByockDavide Zori

cereal cultivationarchaeologysociologymedieval icelandhigh social statusvegetation history

Integrated Gpr and Archaeological Investigations Reveal Internal Structure of Man-Made SkiphóLl Mound in Leiruvogur, Iceland. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2016)

Dennis WilkenTina WunderlichDavide ZoriSven KalmringWolfgang RabbelJesse Byock

man-made skipholl moundarchival researcharchaeologyinternal structureearth sciencearchaeological sciencefield archaeologyarchaeological investigations

Mapping Medieval Turf Buildings With Geophysical Methods. DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals) (2015)

Tina WunderlichDennis WilkenJasmin AndersenWolfgang RabbelDavide ZoriSven KalmringJesse Byock

archival researchland cover mapcivil engineeringgeospatial mappinggeophysical methodsarchitectureearth sciencemedieval turf buildings

On the Ability of Geophysical Methods to Image Medieval Turf Buildings in Iceland. Archaeological Prospection (2015)

Tina WunderlichDennis WilkenJasmin AndersenWolfgang RabbelDavide ZoriSven KalmringJesse Byock

archival researcharchaeologygeophysical methodsearth sciencearchaeological science

Interpreting Social Space and Social Status in the Viking Age House at HríSbrú Using Integrated Geoarchaeological and Microrefuse Analyses. Cursor mundi (2014)

Karen MilekDavide ZoriColin ConnorsWaltraud BaierKate BakerJesse Byock

social statusarchaeologysociologygeoarchaeologysocial spacesocial sciencesmicrorefuse analysesanthropology

The Mosfell Archaeological Project: Archaeology, Sagas, and History. Cursor mundi (2014)

Jesse Byock

archaeologymosfell archaeological projecthistory

Feasting in Viking Age Iceland: Sustaining a Chiefly Political Economy in a Marginal Environment. Antiquity (2013)

Davide ZoriJesse ByockEgill ErlendssonSteve MartinThomas WakeKevin J. Edwards

prehistorypolitical economyarchaeologymarginal environmenthistory

Diatoms as Bioindicators of Site Use: Locating Turf Structures From the Viking Age. Journal of Archaeological Science (2010)

Rhonda R. BathurstDavide ZoriJesse Byock

site usearchaeologyviking agearchaeological scienceecologyclimate change

Metallurgical Findings From a Viking Age Chieftain’s Farm in Iceland. Journal of Archaeological Science (2010)

Sebastian K.T.S. WärmländerDavide ZoriJesse ByockDavid A. Scott

archaeologyeuropean archaeologyarchaeological sciencehistory

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