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John Dudgeon

Assoc Prof Director for CAMAS

Idaho State University

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College of Arts and Letters

Anthropology and Languages

John Dudgeon is currently serving as an Anthropology And Languages Assoc Prof Director for CAMAS at Idaho State University.

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Idaho State University

Assoc Prof Director for CAMAS

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archaeology anthropology archaeological science american archaeology materials science ecology bioarchaeology environmental science archaeological practice latin american archaeology rapa nui dental calculus child development archival research bioenergy human migration anatomy physical anthropology bioresource technology applied microbiology archaeological methods anthropological archaeology historical archaeology paleoanthropology paleolithic archaeology past human migrations human skeletal material developmental psychopathology membrane science electroanalytical chemistry physiological measurements nanoparticle research ethology process control environmental microbiology process safety migration studies developmental disorders water consumption dietary exposure sensor applications sensor design nanobiotechnology sensor technology surface nanotechnology human nutrition process measurement energy biotechnology process analysis process research radiocarbon dating archaeological dating surface chemistry in-situ conversion surface modification laser ablation biomineralization trace metals mineralized system membrane technology anthropogenic effects plant nutrition archaeological evidence isotope geochemistry tooth enamel disruptive behaviors heavy metal human dental calculus non-dietary microfossils sweet potato lapis lazuli identification medieval women manuscript production drinking water microfossil research regulatory effect civilizations archaeological record hominid evolution

Notable Scholarly Works

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Exploring the Potential of Dental Calculus to Shed Light on Past Human Migrations in Oceania. Nature Communications (2024)

Irina M. VelskoZandra FagernäsMonica TrompStuart BedfordHallie R. BuckleyGeoffrey ClarkJohn DudgeonJames FlexnerJean-Christophe GalipaudRebecca KinastonCecil M. LewisElizabeth Matisoo-SmithKathrin NägeleAndrew T. OzgaCosimo PosthAdam B. RohrlachRichard ShingTruman SimanjuntakMatthew SpriggsAnatauarii TamariiFrédérique ValentinEdson WillieChristina Warinner

dentistryhuman migrationanthropologypast human migrationsmigration studiesdental calculus

Exploring Archaeogenetic Studies of Dental Calculus to Shed Light on Past Human Migrations in Oceania. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

Irina M. VelskoZandra FagernäsMonica TrompStuart BedfordHallie R. BuckleyGeoffrey ClarkJohn DudgeonJames FlexnerAnatauarii Leal-TamariiCecil M. LewisElizabeth Matisoo-SmithKathrin NägeleAndrew T. OzgaAdam B. RohrlachCosimo PosthRichard ShingMatthew SpriggsEdson WillieFrédérique ValentinChristina Warinner

past human migrationsarchaeogenetic studieshuman migrationdental calculus

Fire Activity and Deforestation in Remote Oceanian Islands Caused by Anthropogenic and Climate Interactions. Nature Ecology & Evolution (2023)

Christopher I. RoosJulie S. FieldJohn V. Dudgeon

climate interactionsenvironmental sciencefire activitydeforestationanthropologyhuman impacts on the environmentforest ecologyremote oceanian islandsecologyanthropogenic effects

Integrating Microbial Fuel Cell and Hydroponic Technologies Using a Ceramic Membrane Separator to Develop an Energy–Water–Food Supply System. Membranes (2023)

Chikashi SatoWilgince ApollonAlejandro Isabel Luna-MaldonadoNoris Evelin PaucarMonte HibbertJohn Dudgeon

environmental engineeringmembrane technologybioresource technologyhydroponic technologiesmicrobial fuel cellbioenergyapplied microbiologyceramic membrane separatorenergy-water-food supply system

Investigating Geoarchaeological Deposits From Naihehe Cave in the Sigatoka River Valley of Viti Levu, Fiji. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2021)

Kyle J. RiordanJulie S. FieldJohn V. Dudgeon

geoarchaeologygeoarchaeological depositsnaihehe caveviti levusigatoka river valley

Single-Chamber Microbial Fuel Cell With Multiple Plates of Bamboo Charcoal Anode: Performance Evaluation. Processes (2021)

Chikashi SatoN. Evelin PaucarSteve ChiuMuhammad Z. I. M. MahmudJohn Dudgeon

bioresource technologyprocess controlprocess measurementbioenergyenergy biotechnologyapplied microbiologybamboo charcoal anodeenvironmental microbiologyprocess analysismultiple platesprocess researchmicrobiologyprocess safetyperformance evaluation

Expanding on Incremental Dentin Methodology to Investigate Childhood and Infant Feeding Practices on Taumako (Southeast Solomon Islands). Journal of Archaeological Science (2020)

Chris StantisHallie R. BuckleyAmy CommendadorJohn V Dudgeon

archival researchchild developmentincremental dentin methodologyarchaeological sciencefield archaeologylatin american archaeologybioarchaeologyarchaeologyarchaeological practiceheritage sciencepediatricsheritage studiessoutheast solomon islandsinfant feeding practices

Medieval Women’s Early Involvement in Manuscript Production Suggested by Lapis Lazuli Identification in Dental Calculus. Science Advances (2019)

A. RadiniM. TrompA. BeachE. TongC. SpellerM. McCormickJ. V. DudgeonM. J. CollinsF. RühliR. KrögerC. Warinner

historyart historylapis lazuli identificationmedieval womenarchaeologymanuscript productiondental calculus

Multiproxy Isotopic Analyses of Human Skeletal Material From Rapa Nui: Evaluating the Evidence From Carbonates, Bulk Collagen, and Amino Acids. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2019)

Amy S. CommendadorBruce P. FinneyBenjamin T. FullerMonica TrompJohn V. Dudgeon

physiologymaterials sciencemedical anthropologyhuman skeletal materialphysical anthropologyanatomyanthropologyrapa nuimultiproxy isotopic analysespaleoanthropologybulk collagenamino acids

Three-Dimensional Spatial Evidence of the Development of Agriculture in the Sigatoka River System, Viti Levu, Fiji. The 84th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology (2019)

John DudgeonRebecca HazardJulie FieldChristopher RoosAmy Commendador

human geographygeoarchaeologybiogeographyregional developmentarchaeologyeconomic geographyhistorical geographylatin american archaeologyagronomygeographyagricultural systemslandscape changeearth sciencethree-dimensional spatial evidenceamerican archaeologysigatoka river systemagrarian changearchaeological scienceland useagricultural economics

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John Dudgeon

Assoc Prof Director for CAMAS

Idaho State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Letters

Anthropology and Languages

John Dudgeon is currently serving as an Anthropology And Languages Assoc Prof Director for CAMAS at Idaho State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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John Dudgeon

Idaho State University

Assoc Prof Director for CAMAS

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Exploring the Potential of Dental Calculus to Shed Light on Past Human Migrations in Oceania. Nature Communications (2024)

dentistryhuman migrationanthropologypast human migrationsmigration studiesdental calculus

Exploring Archaeogenetic Studies of Dental Calculus to Shed Light on Past Human Migrations in Oceania. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2023)

past human migrationsarchaeogenetic studieshuman migrationdental calculus

Fire Activity and Deforestation in Remote Oceanian Islands Caused by Anthropogenic and Climate Interactions. Nature Ecology & Evolution (2023)

Christopher I. RoosJulie S. FieldJohn V. Dudgeon

climate interactionsenvironmental sciencefire activitydeforestationanthropologyhuman impacts on the environmentforest ecologyremote oceanian islandsecologyanthropogenic effects

Integrating Microbial Fuel Cell and Hydroponic Technologies Using a Ceramic Membrane Separator to Develop an Energy–Water–Food Supply System. Membranes (2023)

Chikashi SatoWilgince ApollonAlejandro Isabel Luna-MaldonadoNoris Evelin PaucarMonte HibbertJohn Dudgeon

environmental engineeringmembrane technologybioresource technologyhydroponic technologiesmicrobial fuel cellbioenergyapplied microbiologyceramic membrane separatorenergy-water-food supply system

Investigating Geoarchaeological Deposits From Naihehe Cave in the Sigatoka River Valley of Viti Levu, Fiji. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2021)

Kyle J. RiordanJulie S. FieldJohn V. Dudgeon

geoarchaeologygeoarchaeological depositsnaihehe caveviti levusigatoka river valley

Single-Chamber Microbial Fuel Cell With Multiple Plates of Bamboo Charcoal Anode: Performance Evaluation. Processes (2021)

Chikashi SatoN. Evelin PaucarSteve ChiuMuhammad Z. I. M. MahmudJohn Dudgeon

Expanding on Incremental Dentin Methodology to Investigate Childhood and Infant Feeding Practices on Taumako (Southeast Solomon Islands). Journal of Archaeological Science (2020)

Chris StantisHallie R. BuckleyAmy CommendadorJohn V Dudgeon

Medieval Women’s Early Involvement in Manuscript Production Suggested by Lapis Lazuli Identification in Dental Calculus. Science Advances (2019)

A. RadiniM. TrompA. BeachE. TongC. SpellerM. McCormickJ. V. DudgeonM. J. CollinsF. RühliR. KrögerC. Warinner

historyart historylapis lazuli identificationmedieval womenarchaeologymanuscript productiondental calculus

Multiproxy Isotopic Analyses of Human Skeletal Material From Rapa Nui: Evaluating the Evidence From Carbonates, Bulk Collagen, and Amino Acids. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2019)

Amy S. CommendadorBruce P. FinneyBenjamin T. FullerMonica TrompJohn V. Dudgeon

physiologymaterials sciencemedical anthropologyhuman skeletal materialphysical anthropologyanatomyanthropologyrapa nuimultiproxy isotopic analysespaleoanthropologybulk collagenamino acids

Three-Dimensional Spatial Evidence of the Development of Agriculture in the Sigatoka River System, Viti Levu, Fiji. The 84th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology (2019)

John DudgeonRebecca HazardJulie FieldChristopher RoosAmy Commendador

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