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Michael Rogers

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Southern Connecticut State University

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College of Arts and Sciences

Department Of Anthropology

Michael Rogers is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Southern Connecticut State University.

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archaeology anthropology human evolution paleoanthropology earth science evolutionary biology paleolithic archaeology paleontology prehistory environmental science archaeological science pleistocene evolutionary anthropology paleoclimatology regional geology climate change archaeological record american archaeology paleosols geoarchaeology quaternary science stratigraphy ethnohistory biogeography environmental anthropology geochronology archaeological practice palaeogeography environmental geology african acheulean earliest archaeological record eurasian geography climatic change historical geography science advance vertebrate paleontology african identity gondwana research african studies ancient mesoamerica north african studies archaeological dating environmental geography basin evolution arid environments archaeological evidence tool use facies analysis density estimation quaternary research isotope geochemistry holocene human-environment interactions animal agriculture weathering historical archaeology soil salinity sedimentary geology technological variation earliest oldowan raw material selectivity isotopic evidence plio-pleistocene hominids lake turkana basin human cumulative culture oldowan-acheulian transition artifact tradition hominin tool use landscape-scale variation gona project area ardipithecus ramidus postcrania landscape-scale behaviors

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Imposed Form in the Early Acheulean? Evidence From Gona, Afar, Ethiopia. Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory (2025)

anthropologyafrican developmentearly acheuleanmiddle eastern studiesafrican studiescivilizationsarchaeologypaleolithic archaeologyprehistoryancient mesoamericanorth african studies

Long-Term Hominin Preference for the Gallery Forest Edge: Insights From the Gona Paleosols, Afar, Ethiopia. Quaternary Science Reviews (2025)

Gary E. StinchcombMichael J. RogersSileshi Semaw

gona paleosolsearth sciencepaleontologyquaternary researchquaternary sciencelong-term hominin preference

New Reconstruction of Dan5 Cranium (Gona, Ethiopia) Supports Complex Emergence of Homo Erectus. Nature Communications (2025)

homo erectuscomplex emergenceanatomyhuman evolutionbiologynew reconstructionevolutionary biology

A 2.6-Million-Year Record of Stone Tools Found Primarily in Fluvisols at Gona, Afar Depression, Ethiopia. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

Gary E. StinchcombMichael J. RogersSileshi Semaw

earth sciencegeochronologyafar depressionregional geologyarchaeologystratigraphygeologypaleolithic archaeologystone toolsplanetary sciences

Assessing Water Stress Using Triple Oxygen Isotopes in Soil Carbonates in the Awash and Turkana Regions of Eastern Africa During the Pliocene and Pleistocene. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

Million MengeshaZelalem K. BedasoEmily Jane BeverlyThure E. CerlingGregory HenkesJay QuadeMichael J. RogersMae SaslawSileshi SemawNaomi Levin

triple oxygen isotopesisotope geochemistryenvironmental scienceeastern africapaleoclimatologyplanetary sciencessoil carbonatesregional geologyengineering geologyhydrologygeophysical researchhydrogeologygeochemistryearth sciencepleistoceneenvironmental geologyturkana regionsgeologygeomorphologyapplied geochemistry

Fluvial Response to Quaternary Hydroclimate in Eastern Africa: Evidence From Gona, Afar, Ethiopia. Quaternary Science Reviews (2023)

Gary E. StinchcombJay QuadeNaomi E. LevinNels IversonNelia DunbarWilliam McIntoshLee J. ArnoldMartina DemuroMathieu DuvalRainer GrünJian-xin ZhaoMarie WhiteScott A. HynekFrancis H. BrownMichael J. RogersSileshi Semaw

climate changeearth sciencequaternary hydroclimateeastern africapaleoclimatologyfluvial responsequaternary science

Gona, Ethiopia. Springer eBooks (2023)

Michael J. RogersSileshi SemawGary E. StinchcombJay QuadeNaomi E. LevinDominique Cauche

sociologyepistemologybehavioral scienceshumanities

The Endocast From Dana Aoule North ( Dan5 / P1 ): A 1.5 Million Year‐Old Human Braincase From Gona, Afar, Ethiopia. American Journal of Biological Anthropology (2023)

Emiliano BrunerRalph HollowayKaren L. BaabMichael J. RogersSileshi Semaw

human brainbiologygondwana research

Canine Sexual Dimorphism in Ardipithecus Ramidus Was Nearly Human-Like. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2021)

Gen SuwaTomohiko SasakiSileshi SemawMichael J. RogersScott W. SimpsonYutaka KunimatsuMasato NakatsukasaReiko T. KonoYingqi ZhangYonas BeyeneBerhane AsfawTim D. White

anatomyanthropologyevolutionary biology

Estimating Sexual Size Dimorphism in Fossil Species From Posterior Probability Densities. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2021)

Tomohiko SasakiSileshi SemawMichael J. RogersScott W. SimpsonYonas BeyeneBerhane AsfawTim D. WhiteGen Suwa

fossil speciesdensity estimationposterior probability densitiespaleontologyevolutionary biologysexual size dimorphismecology

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Michael Rogers

Professor

Southern Connecticut State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Department Of Anthropology

Michael Rogers is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at Southern Connecticut State University.

Honors

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Michael Rogers

Southern Connecticut State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Imposed Form in the Early Acheulean? Evidence From Gona, Afar, Ethiopia. Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory (2025)

anthropologyafrican developmentearly acheuleanmiddle eastern studiesafrican studiescivilizationsarchaeologypaleolithic archaeologyprehistoryancient mesoamericanorth african studies

Long-Term Hominin Preference for the Gallery Forest Edge: Insights From the Gona Paleosols, Afar, Ethiopia. Quaternary Science Reviews (2025)

Gary E. StinchcombMichael J. RogersSileshi Semaw

gona paleosolsearth sciencepaleontologyquaternary researchquaternary sciencelong-term hominin preference

New Reconstruction of Dan5 Cranium (Gona, Ethiopia) Supports Complex Emergence of Homo Erectus. Nature Communications (2025)

homo erectuscomplex emergenceanatomyhuman evolutionbiologynew reconstructionevolutionary biology

A 2.6-Million-Year Record of Stone Tools Found Primarily in Fluvisols at Gona, Afar Depression, Ethiopia. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

Gary E. StinchcombMichael J. RogersSileshi Semaw

earth sciencegeochronologyafar depressionregional geologyarchaeologystratigraphygeologypaleolithic archaeologystone toolsplanetary sciences

Million MengeshaZelalem K. BedasoEmily Jane BeverlyThure E. CerlingGregory HenkesJay QuadeMichael J. RogersMae SaslawSileshi SemawNaomi Levin

Fluvial Response to Quaternary Hydroclimate in Eastern Africa: Evidence From Gona, Afar, Ethiopia. Quaternary Science Reviews (2023)

climate changeearth sciencequaternary hydroclimateeastern africapaleoclimatologyfluvial responsequaternary science

Gona, Ethiopia. Springer eBooks (2023)

Michael J. RogersSileshi SemawGary E. StinchcombJay QuadeNaomi E. LevinDominique Cauche

sociologyepistemologybehavioral scienceshumanities

The Endocast From Dana Aoule North ( Dan5 / P1 ): A 1.5 Million Year‐Old Human Braincase From Gona, Afar, Ethiopia. American Journal of Biological Anthropology (2023)

Emiliano BrunerRalph HollowayKaren L. BaabMichael J. RogersSileshi Semaw

human brainbiologygondwana research

Canine Sexual Dimorphism in Ardipithecus Ramidus Was Nearly Human-Like. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2021)

Gen SuwaTomohiko SasakiSileshi SemawMichael J. RogersScott W. SimpsonYutaka KunimatsuMasato NakatsukasaReiko T. KonoYingqi ZhangYonas BeyeneBerhane AsfawTim D. White

anatomyanthropologyevolutionary biology

Estimating Sexual Size Dimorphism in Fossil Species From Posterior Probability Densities. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2021)

Tomohiko SasakiSileshi SemawMichael J. RogersScott W. SimpsonYonas BeyeneBerhane AsfawTim D. WhiteGen Suwa

fossil speciesdensity estimationposterior probability densitiespaleontologyevolutionary biologysexual size dimorphismecology

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