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Natalie Munro

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University of Connecticut

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College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

Natalie Munro is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at University of Connecticut.

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archaeology anthropology archaeological practice archaeological science paleolithic archaeology paleoanthropology ecology southern levant field archaeology bioarchaeology quaternary science earth science zooarchaeology anthropological archaeology american archaeology cultural anthropology prehistory historical archaeology evolutionary biology archival research wildlife animal management archaeological record quaternary research gazella gazella ethnography paleontology paleoclimatology archaeological dating franchthi cave kfar hahoresh human evolution animal behavior heritage science livestock science avian biology ornithology folklore studies animal agriculture wildlife management taphonomy folklore tradition ethnohistory body size occupation intensity asikli hoyuk upper paleolithic human hunting mountain gazelle southern greece jordan river dureijat kohne shahar northwestern iran late natufian site bone research cultural heritage insect science vertebrate paleontology social anthropology holocene drylands wildlife biology landscape archaeology rodent ecology cultural practices domestication agricultural sciences animal breeding livestock production spirituality choice models paleoenvironmental reconstruction igneous petrogenesis anthropogenic effects small animal exploitation broad-spectrum revolution archaeological evidence animal domestication behavioral ecology history

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Ancient Mitogenomes From Pre-Pottery Neolithic Central Anatolia and the Effects of a Late Neolithic Bottleneck in Sheep ( Ovis Aries ). Science Advances (2024)

Edson Sandoval-CastellanosAndrew J. HareAudrey T. LinEvangelos A. DimopoulosKevin G. DalySheila GeigerVictoria E. MullinIngrid WiechmannValeria MattiangeliGesine LühkenNatalia A. ZinovievaPetar ZidarovCanan ÇakırlarSimon StoddartDavid OrtonJelena BulatovićMarjan MashkourEberhard W. SauerLiora Kolska HorwitzBarbara HorejsLevent AticiVecihi ÖzkayaJacqui MullvilleMichael Parker PearsonIngrid MainlandNick CardLisa BrownNiall SharplesDavid GriffithsDavid AllenBenjamin ArbuckleJordan T. AbellGüneş DuruSusan M. MentzerNatalie D. MunroMelis UzdurumSevil GülçurHijlke BuitenhuisElena GladyrMary C. StinerNadja PöllathMihriban ÖzbaşaranStefan KrebsJoachim BurgerLaurent FrantzIvica MedugoracDaniel G. BradleyJoris Peters

geneticslate neolithic bottleneckancient mitogenomesarchaeology

Variation in the Development of Neolithic Societies Atop the Central Anatolian Plateau: Recent Results From Balıklı. Antiquity (2024)

A. Nigel Goring-MorrisNatalie D. MunroMihriban ÖzbaşaranNurcan KayacanMüge ErgunMelis UzdurumSera YelözerFatma KalkanGüneş Duru

anthropologyfield archaeologyarchaeological methodsarchaeological evidencehistorical archaeologyneolithic societiesarchaeological practicecentral anatolian plateauarchaeologyarchaeological recordarchaeological sciencearchaeological dating

Highland Pastoralism in the Early Bronze Age Kura-Araxes Cultural Tradition: Stable Oxygen (δ18O) and Carbon (δ13C) Isotope Analyses of Herd Mobility at KöHne Shahar in Northwestern Iran. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2023)

Siavash SameiNatalie D. MunroKarim AlizadehGideon Hartman

kohne shaharfield archaeologynorthwestern iranisotope geochemistryarchaeological practicearchaeologygeoarchaeologyhighland pastoralismstable oxygenarchaeological scienceherd mobilityarchival researcharchaeological datingeast asian studiespaleolithic archaeology

An Endemic Pathway to Sheep and Goat Domestication at AşIklı HöYüK (Central Anatolia, Turkey). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

Mary C. StinerNatalie D. MunroHijlke BuitenhuisGüneş DuruMihriban Özbaşaran

ornithologyanimal breedingbioarchaeologylivestock scienceanimal sciencegeneticsanimal agricultureagricultural sciencesbiological anthropologyagricultural economicsasikli hoyukbiogeographybotanyanimal nutritionbiologycentral anatoliaendemic pathwaylivestock productiondomesticationethnographyanimal ecology

Revisiting Late Pleistocene-Early Holocene Mountain Gazelle (Gazella Gazella) Body Size Change in the Southern Levant: A Case for Anthropogenic Impact. PLoS ONE (2022)

Natalie D. MunroRoxanne LebenzonLidar Sapir-Hen

southern levantstratigraphyanthropogenic impactavian biologyenvironmental sciencebody sizegazella gazellaearth scienceclimate changeplo biologyclimatic changeanthropogenic effectspaleontologybody size changepaleobiologyconservation sciencepaleoanthropologypaleoecologyquaternary scienceplanetary sciencespaleoenvironmental changepaleolithic archaeology

Back to Base: Re-Thinking Variations in Settlement and Mobility Behaviors in the Levantine Late Middle Paleolithic as Seen From Shovakh Cave. Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences (2021)

Ariel Malinsky-BullerRavid EkshtainNatalie MunroErella Hovers

anthropologymobility behaviorsarchaeological practicearchaeologyarchaeological sciencepaleolithic archaeology

Body Size Variation in a Modern Collection of Mountain Gazelle (Gazella Gazella) Skeletons. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2021)

Roxanne LebenzonNatalie D. Munro

body size variationecologymountain gazellebody sizearchaeologymodern collectiongazella gazellaarchaeological science

Early Line and Hook Fishing at the Epipaleolithic Site of Jordan River Dureijat (Northern Israel). PLoS ONE (2021)

Antonella PedergnanaEmanuela CristianiNatalie MunroFrancesco VallettaGonen Sharon

jordan river dureijatanthropologynorthern israelearly linearchaeologyhook fishing

Specialized Aquatic Resource Exploitation at the Late Natufian Site of Nahal Ein Gev II, Israel. Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences (2021)

Natalie D. MunroAshley N. PetrilloLeore Grosman

anthropologylate natufian siteamerican archaeologyanthropological archaeologyarchaeological practicearchaeologyaquatic resource exploitationarchaeological science

A Zooarchaeological History of the Neolithic Occupations at Franchthi Cave and Paralia in Southern Greece. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology (2020)

Natalie D. MunroMary C. Stiner

anthropologyneolithic occupationszooarchaeological historyzooarchaeologyfranchthi caveanthropological archaeologysouthern greece

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Natalie Munro

Professor

University of Connecticut

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

Natalie Munro is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at University of Connecticut.

Honors

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University of Connecticut

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Ancient Mitogenomes From Pre-Pottery Neolithic Central Anatolia and the Effects of a Late Neolithic Bottleneck in Sheep ( Ovis Aries ). Science Advances (2024)

geneticslate neolithic bottleneckancient mitogenomesarchaeology

Variation in the Development of Neolithic Societies Atop the Central Anatolian Plateau: Recent Results From Balıklı. Antiquity (2024)

A. Nigel Goring-MorrisNatalie D. MunroMihriban ÖzbaşaranNurcan KayacanMüge ErgunMelis UzdurumSera YelözerFatma KalkanGüneş Duru

Siavash SameiNatalie D. MunroKarim AlizadehGideon Hartman

An Endemic Pathway to Sheep and Goat Domestication at AşIklı HöYüK (Central Anatolia, Turkey). Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

Mary C. StinerNatalie D. MunroHijlke BuitenhuisGüneş DuruMihriban Özbaşaran

Revisiting Late Pleistocene-Early Holocene Mountain Gazelle (Gazella Gazella) Body Size Change in the Southern Levant: A Case for Anthropogenic Impact. PLoS ONE (2022)

Natalie D. MunroRoxanne LebenzonLidar Sapir-Hen

Back to Base: Re-Thinking Variations in Settlement and Mobility Behaviors in the Levantine Late Middle Paleolithic as Seen From Shovakh Cave. Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences (2021)

Ariel Malinsky-BullerRavid EkshtainNatalie MunroErella Hovers

anthropologymobility behaviorsarchaeological practicearchaeologyarchaeological sciencepaleolithic archaeology

Body Size Variation in a Modern Collection of Mountain Gazelle (Gazella Gazella) Skeletons. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2021)

Roxanne LebenzonNatalie D. Munro

body size variationecologymountain gazellebody sizearchaeologymodern collectiongazella gazellaarchaeological science

Early Line and Hook Fishing at the Epipaleolithic Site of Jordan River Dureijat (Northern Israel). PLoS ONE (2021)

Antonella PedergnanaEmanuela CristianiNatalie MunroFrancesco VallettaGonen Sharon

jordan river dureijatanthropologynorthern israelearly linearchaeologyhook fishing

Specialized Aquatic Resource Exploitation at the Late Natufian Site of Nahal Ein Gev II, Israel. Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences (2021)

Natalie D. MunroAshley N. PetrilloLeore Grosman

anthropologylate natufian siteamerican archaeologyanthropological archaeologyarchaeological practicearchaeologyaquatic resource exploitationarchaeological science

A Zooarchaeological History of the Neolithic Occupations at Franchthi Cave and Paralia in Southern Greece. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology (2020)

Natalie D. MunroMary C. Stiner

anthropologyneolithic occupationszooarchaeological historyzooarchaeologyfranchthi caveanthropological archaeologysouthern greece

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