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Patricia M Lambert

Distinguished Professor

Utah State University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Patricia M Lambert is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Distinguished Professor at Utah State University.

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Utah State University

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anthropology archaeology bioarchaeology history american archaeology archaeological science physical anthropology anthropological archaeology zooarchaeology paleopathology paleoanthropology archaeological methods biological anthropology archaeological practice field archaeology historical archaeology civilizations archaeological evidence archaeological record agricultural economics environmental anthropology archaeological excavations historical geography social anthropology forensic medicine forensic science paleolithic archaeology latin american archaeology southwestern colorado population health paleontology evolutionary anthropology skeletal trauma indigenous peoples agricultural impacts human-environment interactions indigenous studies coastal southern california violent conflict child abuse population history skeletal imaging bone imaging indigenous movements agroecology mesa verde region cerro oreja southern california fishery research fish biology evolutionary applications behavioral ecology archaeological dating fish farming commercial fishing forensic imaging forensic pathology reproductive success natural selection population dynamics radiocarbon dating cultural practices cultural identity case studies health effects social epidemiology sex biases age biases such biases prehistoric puebloan site biochemical evidence bone fragments protein deficiency prehistoric populations protein content social complexity

Notable Scholarly Works

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Long Bone Asymmetry and Hemihypertrophy as a Skeletal Marker of Child Abuse. Journal of Forensic Sciences (2025)

Susan C. KuzminskyPatricia M. Lambert

orthopaedic researchskeletal imagingtraumabone imagingorthopedic surgerypediatricsorthopaedic surgerypediatric orthopedic surgeryskeletal traumabone fractureforensic medicinehumeral hypertrophyanatomycase reportchild abuse

Pre-Columbian and Early Historic Native American Warfare. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2024)

Patricia M. Lambert

archaeological evidencepre-columbian north americahistoric preservationarchaeologynative american warfareamerican archaeologyarchaeological recordhistorical geographyarchaeological sciencenorth americaarchaeological methodssecurity studiesfield archaeologyhistorical archaeologyhistoryanthropology

Response to Paul Spickard and Kendall Lovely, “Respecting the Ancestors: On Repatriating American Indian Remains,” California History 100, No. 4 (Winter 2023). California History (2024)

Patricia M. Lambert

winter 2023heritage studiesethnic studieshistoric preservationarchaeologyethnohistoryindigenous studiesamerican indian remainssocial historyanthropologyindigenous peoplesanthropological archaeologyindigenous movementskendall lovelyamerican studiesamerican archaeologyhistorycultural anthropology

Response to 'Respecting the Ancestors: On Repatriating American Indian Remains,' by Paul Spickard and Kendall Lovely, Winter 2023. California History (2024)

Lambert, P.M

winter 2023sociocultural anthropologyheritage studiesethnohistorysettler colonialismsocial anthropologyindigenous studiesamerican indian remainsanthropologyindigenous peoplesanthropological archaeologykendall lovelyamerican studieshistorycultural anthropology

Cranial Injuries as Evidence for Violent Conflict During the Gallinazo Phase in the Moche Valley of North Coastal Peru. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology (2023)

Patricia M. Lambert

head trauma rehabilitationtraumaviolent conflictportuguesepaleopathologyspanishbrain injurymoche valleynorth coastal peru

A First Empirical Analysis of Population Stability in North America Using Radiocarbon Records. The Holocene (2020)

Darcy BirdJacob FreemanErick RobinsonGideon MaughanJudson Byrd FinleyPatricia M LambertRobert L Kelly

population dynamicsprehistoric human populationspopulation biologypopulation stabilityhistorical biologygeographyquaternary scienceradiocarbon datingradiocarbon recordsbiogeographyecology

Finding Archaeological Relevance During a Pandemic and What Comes After. American Antiquity (2020)

Lynn H. GambleCheryl ClaassenJelmer W. EerkensDouglas J. KennettPatricia M. LambertMatthew J. LiebmannNatasha LyonsBarbara J. MillsChristopher B. RodningTsim D. SchneiderStephen W. SillimanSusan M. AltDouglas BamforthKelley Hays-GilpinAnna Marie PrentissTorben C. Rick

physical anthropologyblack communitiescivilizationssociocultural anthropologyarchaeologyarchaeological relevancepast epidemicsmedical anthropologyanthropological archaeologyarchaeological practicearchaeological methodspaleoanthropologyamerican archaeologyhistorical archaeologyanthropology

The Odd Man out in a Pioneer Cemetery at Seccombe Lake Park, San Bernardino, California. University Press of Florida eBooks (2020)

Patricia M. Lambert

human evolutioncivilizationsarchaeologypaleopathologypioneer cemeteryarchaeological recordcultural historyseccombe lake parkarchaeological scienceanthropological archaeologyodd man outpaleoanthropologyamerican archaeologyhistoryanthropology

Revisiting Traumatic Injury Risk and Agricultural Intensification. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2019)

Lambert, P.MWelker, M.

vulnerabilitytraumadisaster medicinerapid trauma assessmenttraumatic injury riskinjury preventiontraumatologysafety sciencesafetyemergency medicine

Revisiting Traumatic Injury Risk and Agricultural Intensification: Postcranial Fracture Frequency at Cerro Oreja in the Moche Valley of North Coastal Peru. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2019)

Patricia M. LambertMartin H. Welker

physical anthropologyarchaeologypaleopathologyfracture prevalencegeologyorthopaedic surgerycerro orejabone fracturefracture ratesarchaeological scienceanthropological archaeologyskeletal traumaamerican archaeologyanthropology

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Patricia M Lambert

Distinguished Professor

Utah State University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Patricia M Lambert is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Distinguished Professor at Utah State University.

Honors

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Utah State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Long Bone Asymmetry and Hemihypertrophy as a Skeletal Marker of Child Abuse. Journal of Forensic Sciences (2025)

Susan C. KuzminskyPatricia M. Lambert

Pre-Columbian and Early Historic Native American Warfare. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2024)

Patricia M. Lambert

Response to Paul Spickard and Kendall Lovely, “Respecting the Ancestors: On Repatriating American Indian Remains,” California History 100, No. 4 (Winter 2023). California History (2024)

Patricia M. Lambert

Response to 'Respecting the Ancestors: On Repatriating American Indian Remains,' by Paul Spickard and Kendall Lovely, Winter 2023. California History (2024)

Lambert, P.M

Cranial Injuries as Evidence for Violent Conflict During the Gallinazo Phase in the Moche Valley of North Coastal Peru. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology (2023)

Patricia M. Lambert

head trauma rehabilitationtraumaviolent conflictportuguesepaleopathologyspanishbrain injurymoche valleynorth coastal peru

A First Empirical Analysis of Population Stability in North America Using Radiocarbon Records. The Holocene (2020)

Darcy BirdJacob FreemanErick RobinsonGideon MaughanJudson Byrd FinleyPatricia M LambertRobert L Kelly

population dynamicsprehistoric human populationspopulation biologypopulation stabilityhistorical biologygeographyquaternary scienceradiocarbon datingradiocarbon recordsbiogeographyecology

Finding Archaeological Relevance During a Pandemic and What Comes After. American Antiquity (2020)

The Odd Man out in a Pioneer Cemetery at Seccombe Lake Park, San Bernardino, California. University Press of Florida eBooks (2020)

Patricia M. Lambert

Revisiting Traumatic Injury Risk and Agricultural Intensification. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2019)

Lambert, P.MWelker, M.

vulnerabilitytraumadisaster medicinerapid trauma assessmenttraumatic injury riskinjury preventiontraumatologysafety sciencesafetyemergency medicine

Patricia M. LambertMartin H. Welker

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