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Jesse Tune

Director Center for Archaeological Research Associate Professor Department of Sociology and Anthropology

University of Mississippi

Affiliations

Sociology and Anthropology

Anthropology

College of Liberal Arts

Sociology and Anthropology

Jesse Tune is currently serving as an Anthropology Director Center for Archaeological Research Associate Professor Department of Sociology and Anthropology at University of Mississippi.

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Jesse Tune

University of Mississippi

Director Center for Archaeological Research Associate Professor Department of Sociology and Anthropology

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archaeology anthropology earth science american archaeology paleoecology archaeological science quaternary science paleoanthropology paleoenvironmental reconstruction technology geoarchaeology paleontology archaeological methods field archaeology quaternary research pleistocene archaeological evidence archaeological record paleoenvironmental change evolutionary biology human evolution climate change geochronology science and technology studies evolutionary anthropology stratigraphy anthropological archaeology archaeological practice paleoclimatology holocene paleolithic archaeology archaeological excavations morphological analysis human-environment interactions indigenous peoples human ecology historical archaeology historical evidence explicit dispersal models current understanding higham 2020 north america midsouth united states clovis-cumberland-dalton succession cave fill unique lithic industry lithic items technological organization biface morphology fluted-point technology prismatic blade production sinclair site human ecology perspective southeastern utah lithic technology geography anthropocene

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Theoretical and Methodological Contributions From Researching the Earliest Southeastern Record. PaleoAmerica (2024)

Ashley M. SmallwoodJessi J. HalliganThomas A. JenningsD. Shane MillerJesse W. TuneDerek T. Anderson

paleontologypaleoenvironmental reconstructionpaleoenvironmental changeearth sciencearchaeologyhistorical evidenceearliest southeastern record

Prismatic Blade Production at the Sinclair Site, Tennessee: Implications for Understanding Clovis Technological Organization. American Antiquity (2022)

Jesse W. TuneThomas A. JenningsAaron Deter-Wolf

technologymaterials scienceamerican archaeologyfield archaeologyprismatic blade productionscience and technology studiesarchaeologysinclair siteengineering

Current Understanding of the Earliest Human Occupations in the Americas: Evaluation of Becerra-Valdivia and Higham (2020). PaleoAmerica (2021)

Ben A. PotterJames C. ChattersAnna Marie PrentissStuart J. FiedelGary HaynesRobert L. KellyJ. David KilbyFrançois LanoëJacob Holland-LulewiczD. Shane MillerJuliet E. MorrowAngela R. PerriKurt M. RademakerJoshua D. ReutherBrandon T. RitchisonGuadalupe SanchezIsmael Sánchez-MoralesS. Margaret Spivey-FaulknerJesse W. TuneC. Vance Haynes

american archaeologygeoarchaeologypaleoecologyexplicit dispersal modelsarchaeological sciencecurrent understandinghuman evolutionhigham 2020evolutionary anthropologyanthropologyarchaeologypaleoanthropologyevolutionary biology

Evaluating Claims of Early Human Occupation at Chiquihuite Cave, Mexico. PaleoAmerica (2021)

James C. ChattersBen A. PotterAnna Marie PrentissStuart J. FiedelGary HaynesRobert L. KellyJ. David KilbyFrançois LanoëJacob Holland-LulewiczD. Shane MillerJuliet E. MorrowAngela R. PerriKurt M. RademakerJoshua D. ReutherBrandon T. RitchisonGuadalupe SanchezIsmael Sánchez-MoralesS. Margaret Spivey-FaulknerJesse W. TuneC. Vance Haynes

american archaeologycave fillgeoarchaeologypaleoecologygeochronologyarchaeological sciencepaleoenvironmental reconstructionanthropological archaeologypaleolithic archaeologyanthropologyunique lithic industryearth sciencearchaeologyarchaeological evidencearchaeological methodspaleoanthropologylithic items

A Crescent Biface From Southeastern Utah. PaleoAmerica (2020)

Jesse W. TuneJon M. Fox

southeastern utahcrescent bifaceearth science

Hunter-Gatherer Occupation of the Central Colorado Plateau During the Pleistocene-Holocene Transition. American Antiquity (2020)

Jesse W. Tune

archaeological recordamerican archaeologypleistocenefield archaeologycentral colorado plateauhunter-gatherer occupationanthropologyarchaeologyhistorical archaeologypleistocene-holocene transition

The Colonization of Ireland: A Human Ecology Perspective. Quaternary Science Reviews (2020)

Jesse W. Tune

quaternary sciencepolitical ecologyhuman-environment interactionsenvironmental scienceindigenous peopleshuman impacts on the environmentanthropologyhuman ecology perspectivehuman ecologyenvironmental anthropologyecology

Variation in Fluted-Point Technology: Investigations Across Space and Time. PaleoAmerica (2019)

Heather L. SmithJesse W. Tune

technologypaleontologyfluted-point technologyanthropologypaleoanthropology

Assessing the Proposed Pre-Last Glacial Maximum Human Occupation of North America at Coats-Hines-Litchy, Tennessee, and Other Sites. Quaternary Science Reviews (2018)

Jesse W. TuneMichael R. WatersKayla A. SchmalleLarisa R.G. DeSantisGeorge D. Kamenov

quaternary scienceplanetary sciencesquaternary researchpaleoclimatologynorth americaclimate change

Characterizing Cumberland Fluted Biface Morphology and Technological Organization. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2016)

Jesse W. Tune

archaeological recordtechnological organizationarchaeological sciencebiface morphologyarchaeological excavationsarchaeological evidencemorphological analysisarchaeological practiceearth sciencearchaeologyarchaeological methods

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Jesse Tune

Director Center for Archaeological Research Associate Professor Department of Sociology and Anthropology

University of Mississippi

Affiliations

Sociology and Anthropology

Anthropology

College of Liberal Arts

Sociology and Anthropology

Jesse Tune is currently serving as an Anthropology Director Center for Archaeological Research Associate Professor Department of Sociology and Anthropology at University of Mississippi.

Honors

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Jesse Tune

University of Mississippi

Director Center for Archaeological Research Associate Professor Department of Sociology and Anthropology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Theoretical and Methodological Contributions From Researching the Earliest Southeastern Record. PaleoAmerica (2024)

Ashley M. SmallwoodJessi J. HalliganThomas A. JenningsD. Shane MillerJesse W. TuneDerek T. Anderson

paleontologypaleoenvironmental reconstructionpaleoenvironmental changeearth sciencearchaeologyhistorical evidenceearliest southeastern record

Prismatic Blade Production at the Sinclair Site, Tennessee: Implications for Understanding Clovis Technological Organization. American Antiquity (2022)

Jesse W. TuneThomas A. JenningsAaron Deter-Wolf

technologymaterials scienceamerican archaeologyfield archaeologyprismatic blade productionscience and technology studiesarchaeologysinclair siteengineering

Current Understanding of the Earliest Human Occupations in the Americas: Evaluation of Becerra-Valdivia and Higham (2020). PaleoAmerica (2021)

Evaluating Claims of Early Human Occupation at Chiquihuite Cave, Mexico. PaleoAmerica (2021)

A Crescent Biface From Southeastern Utah. PaleoAmerica (2020)

Jesse W. TuneJon M. Fox

southeastern utahcrescent bifaceearth science

Hunter-Gatherer Occupation of the Central Colorado Plateau During the Pleistocene-Holocene Transition. American Antiquity (2020)

Jesse W. Tune

archaeological recordamerican archaeologypleistocenefield archaeologycentral colorado plateauhunter-gatherer occupationanthropologyarchaeologyhistorical archaeologypleistocene-holocene transition

The Colonization of Ireland: A Human Ecology Perspective. Quaternary Science Reviews (2020)

Jesse W. Tune

Variation in Fluted-Point Technology: Investigations Across Space and Time. PaleoAmerica (2019)

Heather L. SmithJesse W. Tune

technologypaleontologyfluted-point technologyanthropologypaleoanthropology

Assessing the Proposed Pre-Last Glacial Maximum Human Occupation of North America at Coats-Hines-Litchy, Tennessee, and Other Sites. Quaternary Science Reviews (2018)

Jesse W. TuneMichael R. WatersKayla A. SchmalleLarisa R.G. DeSantisGeorge D. Kamenov

quaternary scienceplanetary sciencesquaternary researchpaleoclimatologynorth americaclimate change

Characterizing Cumberland Fluted Biface Morphology and Technological Organization. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2016)

Jesse W. Tune

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