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Julia I. Giblin

Quinnipiac University

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archaeology anthropology archaeological science archaeological record paleoanthropology archaeological evidence archaeological dating great hungarian plain copper age field archaeology archaeological practice materials science bioarchaeology archival research archaeological methods quaternary science anthropological archaeology archaeological excavations historical archaeology strontium isotope analysis eastern hungary bronze age communities planetary sciences earth science paleoecology geochronology geoarchaeology social history cultural history european archaeology historical biology paleolithic archaeology prehistory population history movement ecology pleistocene quaternary research paleoclimatology landscape archaeology american archaeology copper age populations prehistoric animal use residue analyses absolute dating isotope analysis subsistence strategies social differentiation mortuary populations regional levels interdisciplinary analyses mineralogical analysis bronze age history civilizations

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Late Pleistocene Prey Mobility in Southwestern France and Its Implications for Reconstructing Neandertal Ranging Behaviors. Quaternary Science Reviews (2024)

Jamie HodgkinsAlex BertacchiKelly J. KnudsonTroy RasburyJulia I. GiblinGwyneth GordonAriel AnbarAlain TurqDennis SandgatheHannah M. KellerKate BrittonShannon P. McPherron

quaternary sciencepleistocenehistorical biologyquaternary researchpaleoclimatologysouthwestern franceneandertal ranging behaviorsarchaeologymovement ecologyecologypaleoanthropology

Interdisciplinary Analyses of Bronze Age Communities From Western Hungary Reveal Complex Population Histories. Molecular Biology and Evolution (2023)

Dániel GerberBea SzeifertOrsolya SzékelyBalázs EgyedBalázs GyurisJulia I GiblinAnikó HorváthKitti KöhlerGabriella KulcsárÁgnes KustárIstván MajorMihály MolnárLászló PalcsuVajk SzeverényiSzilvia FábiánBalázs Gusztáv MendeMária BondárEszter AriViktória KissAnna Szécsényi-Nagy

interdisciplinary analysesanthropologymolecular biologymolecular evolutionbronze age communitiesevolutionary biologypopulation history

Down to the Crust: Chemical and Mineralogical Analysis of Ceramic Surface Encrustations on Bronze Age Ceramics From BéKéS 103, Eastern Hungary. Minerals (2021)

Mark GolitkoAlyssa McGrathAttila KreiterIan V. LightcapPaul R. DuffyGyörgyi M. ParditkaJulia I. Giblin

materials sciencesurface scienceceramic surface encrustationschemical engineeringeastern hungarymineralogical analysisbronze age ceramicschemistry

Methods and Opportunities in the Research of Bronze Age Communities: The Outcomes of the Bioarchaeological Research Programme of the Momentum Mobility Research Group (2015-2020). Hungarian Archaeology (2021)

Viktória KissAndrás CzeneMarietta CsányiJános DaniSzilvia FábiánKlára FischlDániel GerberJulia I. GiblinTamás HajduKitti KöhlerEszter MelisBalázs Gusztáv MendeRóbert PatayGéza SzabóAnna Szécsényi-NagyVajk SzeverényiGabriella Kulcsár

bioarchaeological research programmebioarchaeologybronze age communitiesarchaeology

Modelling Mortuary Populations at Local and Regional Levels. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology (2019)

Paul R. DuffyLászló PajaGyörgyi M. ParditkaJulia I. Giblin

mortuary populationsregional levelsanthropological archaeologyanthropologyarchaeology

The Problem With Tells: Lessons Learned From Absolute Dating of Bronze Age Mortuary Ceramics in Hungary. Antiquity (2019)

Paul R. DuffyGyörgyi M. ParditkaJulia I. GiblinLászló Paja

absolute datingmaterials sciencearchival researcharchaeology

Hard Tissue Chemistry. The International Encyclopedia of Biological Anthropology (2018)

Julia I. Giblin

biological anthropologybiologyanthropologyhard tissue chemistrybiochemistry

Peeling Back the ‘Overburden’: Collaborative Projects Studying Middle Bronze Age Societies in the KöRöS-Region, Southeast Hungary. The 82nd Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology (2018)

Györgyi ParditkaPaul R. DuffyJulia I. GiblinLászló Paja

humanitiescollaborative projectsarchival researchamerican archaeologysoutheast hungaryarchaeology

A Bronze Age Landscape in the Russian Steppes: The Samara Valley Project. David W. Anthony, Dorcas R. Brown, Aleksandr a. Khokhlov, Pavel F. Kuznetsov, and Oleg D. Mochalov, Editors. 2016. Cotsen Institute of Archaeology Press, Los Angeles, California. XXI + 513 Pp. 100 Color Photos, 100 Figures, 154 Tables. $89.00 (Hardcover), Isbn 978-1-938770-05-0.. American Antiquity (2017)

Julia I. Giblin

historyarchaeological recordarchaeological sciencefield archaeologysamara valley projectarchaeological excavationslandscape archaeologyrussian steppesanthropologybronze age landscapearchaeologyarchaeological practicehistorical archaeology

Diet, Dispersal and Social Differentiation During the Copper Age in Eastern Hungary. Antiquity (2016)

Julia I. GiblinRichard W. Yerkes

historysociologysocial historycopper ageeastern hungaryprehistoryanthropologyarchaeologysocial differentiationpaleoanthropologycultural history

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Julia I. Giblin

Quinnipiac University

Affiliations

Academics

College of Arts and Sciences

NoneJulia I. Giblin is currently serving as a Academics faculty at Quinnipiac University.

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Quinnipiac University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Late Pleistocene Prey Mobility in Southwestern France and Its Implications for Reconstructing Neandertal Ranging Behaviors. Quaternary Science Reviews (2024)

Jamie HodgkinsAlex BertacchiKelly J. KnudsonTroy RasburyJulia I. GiblinGwyneth GordonAriel AnbarAlain TurqDennis SandgatheHannah M. KellerKate BrittonShannon P. McPherron

quaternary sciencepleistocenehistorical biologyquaternary researchpaleoclimatologysouthwestern franceneandertal ranging behaviorsarchaeologymovement ecologyecologypaleoanthropology

Interdisciplinary Analyses of Bronze Age Communities From Western Hungary Reveal Complex Population Histories. Molecular Biology and Evolution (2023)

interdisciplinary analysesanthropologymolecular biologymolecular evolutionbronze age communitiesevolutionary biologypopulation history

Down to the Crust: Chemical and Mineralogical Analysis of Ceramic Surface Encrustations on Bronze Age Ceramics From BéKéS 103, Eastern Hungary. Minerals (2021)

Mark GolitkoAlyssa McGrathAttila KreiterIan V. LightcapPaul R. DuffyGyörgyi M. ParditkaJulia I. Giblin

materials sciencesurface scienceceramic surface encrustationschemical engineeringeastern hungarymineralogical analysisbronze age ceramicschemistry

bioarchaeological research programmebioarchaeologybronze age communitiesarchaeology

Modelling Mortuary Populations at Local and Regional Levels. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology (2019)

Paul R. DuffyLászló PajaGyörgyi M. ParditkaJulia I. Giblin

mortuary populationsregional levelsanthropological archaeologyanthropologyarchaeology

The Problem With Tells: Lessons Learned From Absolute Dating of Bronze Age Mortuary Ceramics in Hungary. Antiquity (2019)

Paul R. DuffyGyörgyi M. ParditkaJulia I. GiblinLászló Paja

absolute datingmaterials sciencearchival researcharchaeology

Hard Tissue Chemistry. The International Encyclopedia of Biological Anthropology (2018)

Julia I. Giblin

biological anthropologybiologyanthropologyhard tissue chemistrybiochemistry

Györgyi ParditkaPaul R. DuffyJulia I. GiblinLászló Paja

humanitiescollaborative projectsarchival researchamerican archaeologysoutheast hungaryarchaeology

Julia I. Giblin

Diet, Dispersal and Social Differentiation During the Copper Age in Eastern Hungary. Antiquity (2016)

Julia I. GiblinRichard W. Yerkes

historysociologysocial historycopper ageeastern hungaryprehistoryanthropologyarchaeologysocial differentiationpaleoanthropologycultural history

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