Katherine Miller Wolf

Associate Professor

University of West Florida

Affiliations

Anthropology

College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities

Archaeology Institute

Department of Anthropology

Division of Academic Affairs

College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities

University of West Florida

Katherine Miller Wolf is currently serving as an Anthropology Associate Professor at University of West Florida.

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Katherine Miller Wolf

University of West Florida

Associate Professor

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A Pivot Point in Maya History: Fire-Burning Event at K'anwitznal (Ucanal) and the Making of a New Era of Political Rule. (2024)

historyethnohistorycultural historyglobal historyancient mesoamericapolitical historyempire

Living and Dying in Modern New Mexico: Structural Vulnerability and the Embodiment of Social Inequity in a Us Forensic Ct Sample. (2024)

vulnerabilitytraumasocial problemssocial determinants of healthforensic sciencehomicidedeath studiesanthropology

Modeling Embodied Social Inequity From Skeletal and Dental Tissues: Presenting the Structural Vulnerability Profile (Svp) and Trait List. (2023)

psychologyapplied social psychologysocial environmentsocial behavior

Operationalizing a Structural Vulnerability Profile for Forensic Anthropology: Skeletal and Dental Biomarkers of Embodied Inequity. (2022)

taphonomyarchaeologypaleopathologypaleoanthropologyanthropology

Terminal Classic Residential Histories, Migration, and Foreigners at the Maya Site of Ucanal, PetéN, Guatemala. (2021)

archaeologyhuman migrationtransnational mobilitymigration studiesancient mesoamericainternational migrationanthropology

Using the Patella to Estimate Sex in a Terminal Classic Maya Bone Deposit of Commingled Human Remains. (2021)

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Disputing Patriarchy: A Bioarchaeological Analysis of the Power of Ancient Maya Women. (2020)

ancient mesoamericafeminist perspectivesfeminist theoryanthropology

Early Colonialism and Population Movement at the Mission San Bernabé, Guatemala. (2020)

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An Intra-Site Biodistance Analysis of the Maya: Dental Evidence for Urbanism at Copan. (2019)

paleoanthropologyarchaeologypaleopathologyancient mesoamericaanthropology

Archaeological Research in Central America. (2019)

archaeologyancient mesoamericaamerican archaeologyanthropology

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