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Kent Flannery

James B Griffin Distinguished University Professor of Anthropological Archaeology; Curator Museum of Anthropological Archaeology Henry Russel Lecturer

University of Michigan

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Anthropology

Kent Flannery is currently serving as an Anthropology James B Griffin Distinguished University Professor of Anthropological Archaeology; Curator Museum of Anthropological Archaeology Henry Russel Lecturer at University of Michigan.

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Kent Flannery

University of Michigan

James B Griffin Distinguished University Professor of Anthropological Archaeology; Curator Museum of Anthropological Archaeology Henry Russel Lecturer

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archaeology anthropology ecology earth science american archaeology history geochronology social history cultural history cultural anthropology anthropological archaeology archaeological dating prehistory mother culture ancient mexico coevolution ritual climate change archaeological science archaeological practice avian biology latin american antiquity regional studies accelerator mass spectrometry latin american archaeology historical archaeology folklore tradition folklore studies paleoanthropology historical evidence indigenous studies crop ecology plant nutrition field observations highland mexico early state formation formative mexican chiefdoms golden marshalltown precolumbian use chili peppers mesoamerican societies early formative pottery archaeological inference tehuacan project nutritional significance front matter las sociedades physical anthropology evolutionary anthropology sociopolitical evolution sociocultural anthropology ethnohistory civilizations social change social anthropology environmental anthropology

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Las Sociedades JeráRquicas OaxaqueñAs Y El Intercambio Con Los Olmecas. Arqueología mexicana (2007)

Kent V. FlanneryJoyce Marcus

las sociedadessociologyanthropologycultural anthropologyecology

Precolumbian Use of Chili Peppers in the Valley of Oaxaca, Mexico. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America (2007)

Linda PerryKent V. Flannery

avian biologyenvironmental scienceclimate changeprecolumbian useearth scienceecologychili peppers

On the Logic of Archaeological Inference: Early Formative Pottery and the Evolution of Mesoamerican Societies. Latin American Antiquity (2006)

Robert J. SharerAndrew K. BalkanskyJames H. BurtonGary M. FeinmanKent V. FlanneryDavid C. GroveJoyce MarcusRobert G. MoyleT. Douglas PriceElsa M. RedmondRobert G. ReynoldsPrudence M. RiceCharles S. SpencerJames B. StoltmanJason Yaeger

archaeological inferencemesoamerican societiesearly formative potteryarchaeologyevolutionary biologylatin american antiquity

On the Resilience of Anthropological Archaeology. Annual review of anthropology (2006)

Kent V. Flannery

anthropologyanthropological archaeologyresiliencearchaeology

Implications of New Petrographic Analysis for the Olmec “Mother Culture” Model. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2005)

Kent V. FlanneryAndrew K. BalkanskyGary M. FeinmanDavid C. GroveJoyce MarcusElsa M. RedmondRobert G. ReynoldsRobert J. SharerCharles S. SpencerJason Yaeger

science and technology studiesenvironmental scienceearth sciencemother cultureecology

Petrographic Evidence Shows That Pottery Exchange Between the Olmec and Their Neighbors Was Two-Way. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2005)

James B. StoltmanJoyce MarcusKent V. FlanneryJames H. BurtonRobert G. Moyle

ecologyenvironmental sciencearchaeological datinggeochronology

The Coevolution of Ritual and Society: New 14 C Dates From Ancient Mexico. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2004)

Joyce MarcusKent V. Flannery

sociologysocial historyritualcoevolutionprehistoryanthropologyarchaeologyculturehistorical evidencepaleoanthropologyancient mexicocultural history

The Origin of War: New 14 C Dates From Ancient Mexico. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2003)

Kent V. FlanneryJoyce Marcus

historyancient mexicoarchaeologygeochronology

The Origins of the Village Revisited: From Nuclear to Extended Households. American Antiquity (2002)

Kent V. Flannery

historyamerican archaeologysocial historyprehistoryanthropologyarchaeologycultural history

The Earliest Archaeological Maize ( Zea Mays L.) From Highland Mexico: New Accelerator Mass Spectrometry Dates and Their Implications. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America (2001)

D. R. PipernoK. V. Flannery

american archaeologygeochronologyarchaeological scienceaccelerator mass spectrometryearth sciencearchaeologyarchaeological datinghighland mexico

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Kent Flannery

James B Griffin Distinguished University Professor of Anthropological Archaeology; Curator Museum of Anthropological Archaeology Henry Russel Lecturer

University of Michigan

Affiliations

Anthropology

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Kent Flannery

University of Michigan

James B Griffin Distinguished University Professor of Anthropological Archaeology; Curator Museum of Anthropological Archaeology Henry Russel Lecturer

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Las Sociedades JeráRquicas OaxaqueñAs Y El Intercambio Con Los Olmecas. Arqueología mexicana (2007)

Kent V. FlanneryJoyce Marcus

las sociedadessociologyanthropologycultural anthropologyecology

Precolumbian Use of Chili Peppers in the Valley of Oaxaca, Mexico. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America (2007)

Linda PerryKent V. Flannery

avian biologyenvironmental scienceclimate changeprecolumbian useearth scienceecologychili peppers

On the Logic of Archaeological Inference: Early Formative Pottery and the Evolution of Mesoamerican Societies. Latin American Antiquity (2006)

archaeological inferencemesoamerican societiesearly formative potteryarchaeologyevolutionary biologylatin american antiquity

On the Resilience of Anthropological Archaeology. Annual review of anthropology (2006)

Kent V. Flannery

anthropologyanthropological archaeologyresiliencearchaeology

Implications of New Petrographic Analysis for the Olmec “Mother Culture” Model. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2005)

Kent V. FlanneryAndrew K. BalkanskyGary M. FeinmanDavid C. GroveJoyce MarcusElsa M. RedmondRobert G. ReynoldsRobert J. SharerCharles S. SpencerJason Yaeger

science and technology studiesenvironmental scienceearth sciencemother cultureecology

Petrographic Evidence Shows That Pottery Exchange Between the Olmec and Their Neighbors Was Two-Way. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2005)

James B. StoltmanJoyce MarcusKent V. FlanneryJames H. BurtonRobert G. Moyle

ecologyenvironmental sciencearchaeological datinggeochronology

The Coevolution of Ritual and Society: New 14 C Dates From Ancient Mexico. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2004)

Joyce MarcusKent V. Flannery

sociologysocial historyritualcoevolutionprehistoryanthropologyarchaeologyculturehistorical evidencepaleoanthropologyancient mexicocultural history

The Origin of War: New 14 C Dates From Ancient Mexico. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2003)

Kent V. FlanneryJoyce Marcus

historyancient mexicoarchaeologygeochronology

The Origins of the Village Revisited: From Nuclear to Extended Households. American Antiquity (2002)

Kent V. Flannery

historyamerican archaeologysocial historyprehistoryanthropologyarchaeologycultural history

D. R. PipernoK. V. Flannery

american archaeologygeochronologyarchaeological scienceaccelerator mass spectrometryearth sciencearchaeologyarchaeological datinghighland mexico

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