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John W. Arthur

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University of South Florida

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College of Arts and Sciences

School of Social Sciences

Department of Anthropology

John W. Arthur is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at University of South Florida.

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archaeology anthropology archaeological practice archaeological science anthropological archaeology archaeological methods archaeological record archaeological evidence cultural anthropology ethnography field archaeology historical archaeology southern ethiopia archaeological excavations african studies southwestern ethiopia civilizations american archaeology archaeological theory beverage industry foodways ecology human evolution bioarchaeology paleoanthropology ethnohistory traditional ceramic evolutionary biology historical geography southwest ethiopia evolutionary anthropology ancient mesoamerica holocene population genetics biological anthropology european archaeology african identity advanced ceramics human origins food production latin american archaeology ceramic ethnoarchaeology eastern africa ceramic use alteration ethnoarchaeological study household population evolutionary ecology oral biology quaternary science environmental health perspective total environment population genomics periodontology soil science arid environments ceramic materials structural ceramics functional ceramics environmental factors human ecology ecosystem health molecular palaeobiology very large database data-intensive computing gastronomy historical transition scholarly communication publication ethics deep population structure sub-saharan african foragers ancient dna south-western ethiopia gamo groundstones culinary crafts ceramic assemblage formation ethnoarchaeological perspective material culture ceramic technology

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“Brewing Beer and Breaking Bread: Integrating Ethnoarchaeological and Archaeological Research on Food and Culinary Practices, Thematic Section, Part II”. Ethnoarchaeology (2024)

John W. ArthurSoultana Maria Valamoti

culinary practicesarchaeologyarchaeological researcharchaeological practice

Author Response for"the Name of the Game: Palaeoproteomics and Radiocarbon Dates Further Refine the Presence and Dispersal of Caprines in Eastern and Southern Africa". (2023)

None Louise Le MeillourNone Antoine ZazzoNone Séverine ZirahNone Olivier TombretNone Véronique BarrielNone Kathryn W. ArthurNone John W. ArthurNone Jessie CauliezNone Louis ChaixNone Matthew C. CurtisNone Diane Gifford-GonzalezNone Imogen GunnNone Xavier GutherzNone Elisabeth HildebrandNone Lamya KhalidiNone Marie MilletNone Peter MitchellNone Jacqueline StuderNone Emmanuelle VilaNone Frido WelkerNone David PleurdeauNone Joséphine Lesur

author responsesouthern africa

Bridging Ethnoarchaeology and Archaeology in the Ethiopian Gamo Highlands. Ethnoarchaeology (2023)

John W. Arthur

archaeologyethiopian gamo highlands

Journal of African Archaeological Review. (2023)

archaeological scienceanthropologyanthropological archaeologyhistoryarchaeological practiceafrican studiesarchaeologyafrican archaeological reviewarchaeological evidencearchaeological methods

Journal of Archaeology of Food and Foodways. (2023)

archaeological scienceanthropologyanthropological archaeologyhistoryarchaeological practicearchaeologyarchaeological evidencearchaeological methodsarchaeological recordfoodways

Shell Tools and Their Function From the Weeden Island Site. (2023)

technologyshell toolsdesign

The Florida Geographer. (2023)

spatial analysisgeographic information systemshistorical geographyhuman geographycartographygeospatial perspectivegeographygeographical aspectgeographical information sciencephysical geographypast geographyapplied geographyflorida geographer

Africa. Oxford University Press eBooks (2022)

Ancient Dna and Deep Population Structure in Sub-Saharan African Foragers. Nature (2022)

Mark LipsonElizabeth A. SawchukJessica C. ThompsonJonas OppenheimerChristian A. TryonKathryn L. RanhornKathryn M. de LunaKendra A. SirakIñigo OlaldeStanley H. AmbroseJohn W. ArthurKathryn J. W. ArthurGeorge AyodoAlex BertacchiJessica I. Cerezo-RománBrendan J. CulletonMatthew C. CurtisJacob DavisAgness O. GidnaAnnalys HansonPotiphar KalibaMaggie KatongoAmandus KwekasonMyra F. LairdJason LewisAudax Z. P. MabullaFredrick MapembaAlan MorrisGeorge MudendaRaphael MwafulirwaDaudi MwangombaEmmanuel NdiemaChristine OgolaFlora SchiltPamela R. WilloughbyDavid K. WrightAndrew ZipkinRon PinhasiDouglas J. KennettFredrick Kyalo ManthiNadin RohlandNick PattersonDavid ReichMary E. Prendergast

archaeological scienceanthropologypaleoanthropologyevolutionary anthropologydeep population structurehuman originshuman evolutionpopulation genomicssub-saharan african foragersbioarchaeologyevolutionary biologyancient dnapopulation geneticsgenetics

APPENDIX: Ancient and Contemporary Beer Ingredient Tables. Oxford University Press eBooks (2022)

John W. Arthur

alcohol (drug)performance studiesbeverage industryfood chemistry

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John W. Arthur

Professor

University of South Florida

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Social Sciences

Department of Anthropology

John W. Arthur is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at University of South Florida.

Honors

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University of South Florida

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

“Brewing Beer and Breaking Bread: Integrating Ethnoarchaeological and Archaeological Research on Food and Culinary Practices, Thematic Section, Part II”. Ethnoarchaeology (2024)

John W. ArthurSoultana Maria Valamoti

culinary practicesarchaeologyarchaeological researcharchaeological practice

Author Response for"the Name of the Game: Palaeoproteomics and Radiocarbon Dates Further Refine the Presence and Dispersal of Caprines in Eastern and Southern Africa". (2023)

author responsesouthern africa

Bridging Ethnoarchaeology and Archaeology in the Ethiopian Gamo Highlands. Ethnoarchaeology (2023)

John W. Arthur

archaeologyethiopian gamo highlands

Journal of African Archaeological Review. (2023)

archaeological scienceanthropologyanthropological archaeologyhistoryarchaeological practiceafrican studiesarchaeologyafrican archaeological reviewarchaeological evidencearchaeological methods

Journal of Archaeology of Food and Foodways. (2023)

archaeological scienceanthropologyanthropological archaeologyhistoryarchaeological practicearchaeologyarchaeological evidencearchaeological methodsarchaeological recordfoodways

Shell Tools and Their Function From the Weeden Island Site. (2023)

technologyshell toolsdesign

The Florida Geographer. (2023)

Africa. Oxford University Press eBooks (2022)

Ancient Dna and Deep Population Structure in Sub-Saharan African Foragers. Nature (2022)

APPENDIX: Ancient and Contemporary Beer Ingredient Tables. Oxford University Press eBooks (2022)

John W. Arthur

alcohol (drug)performance studiesbeverage industryfood chemistry

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