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Nathan Hamilton

Associate Professor

University of Southern Maine

Affiliations

College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

College of Management and Human Service

Service Of College Of Management And Human

School of Business

Department Of Finance And Accounting

Service Of College Of Management And Human

Department Of Geography-Anthropology

University of Southern Maine

Nathan Hamilton is currently serving as a College Of Arts, Humanities, And Social Sciences Associate Professor at University of Southern Maine.

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University of Southern Maine

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field archaeology geography archaeology archaeological science ecology earth science geology geoarchaeology archaeological methods paleoenvironmental reconstruction zooarchaeology palaeogeography stratigraphy southwestern maine marine biology fisheries paleoecology fish biology fishery research marine systems geophysical prospecting quaternary science archaeological practice sedimentary record fishery assessment marine ecology fishery science exploration geology american archaeology sedimentary geology archaeological evidence archaeological record traditional ceramic evolutionary biology morphology (biology) vertebrate paleontology animal ecology ecological monograph aquaculture historical geography palaeo-environmental reconstruction regional geology biostratigraphy marine biodiversity axial skeleton benthic communities zoogeography freshwater ecosystems ore exploration exploration geophysics geological engineering historical evidence vegetation history archaeological excavations sea-level history coastal geomorphology coastal flooding sea-level change coastal process sedimentary petrology munsungun lake formation northeastern north america palaeoamerican archaeological sites new england flow-banded spherulitic rhyolites archaeological geology broken tooth historic fishing station shark teeth incremental growth assessment occurred primarily malaga island magnetic prospecting new hampshire southwest coastal maine

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High Resolution Mapping of Coastal Sites to Monitor Sea-Level Rise and Risk Assessment. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2019)

geographical information sciencecoastal processsea level risesea-level changephysical geographyoceanographygeographysea-level historycoastal floodingremote sensingmarine geologycoastal researchearth sciencecoastal geomorphologygeographic information systemscoastal management

The New Hampshire Spherulitic Rhyolites: Rocks of Importance to Prehistoric Native Americans. (2017)

stratigraphysedimentary petrologygeoarchaeologypaleoenvironmental reconstructionfield archaeologygeographypalaeogeographysedimentary geologyprehistoric native americansearth sciencegeology

Harvest of the Soft-Shell Clam (Mya Arenaria ) by Malaga Island, Maine, Residents From 1865 to 1912 Occurred Primarily in the Fall and Winter Based on Incremental Growth Assessment. The Journal of Island and Coastal Archaeology (2015)

marine systemsecological monographbenthic communitiespaleoecologymarine ecologyzoogeographyoccurred primarilymalaga islandgeographyanimal ecologymarine biologybioarchaeologyecologyzooarchaeologyincremental growth assessment

Historic Use of Native Avifauna During the Hotel Era (1847-1914) on the Isles of Shoals, Maine. The 80th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology (2015)

historic usefield archaeologyarchaeologyhotel erazooarchaeologynative avifauna

Identification of Shark Teeth (Elasmobranchii: Lamnidae) From a Historic Fishing Station on Smuttynose Island, Maine, Using Computed Tomography Imaging. Northeastern Naturalist (2015)

Joshua K. MoyerNathan D. HamiltonRobin Hadlock SeeleyMark L. RiccioWilliam E. Bemis

marine biodiversitymarine systemsshark teethmarine ecologyfish biologybroken toothmarine biologymorphology (biology)vertebrate paleontologyfisheriesfishery researchfishery assessmenthistoric fishing stationecologyaxial skeletonfishery sciencezooarchaeology

Analysis of Materials Found in Ceramic Period Archaeological Sites From Southwest Coastal Maine. (2009)

civilizationsamerican archaeologyarchaeological recordgeoarchaeologyart historyarchaeological sciencefield archaeologysouthwest coastal mainearchaeological excavationsbioarchaeologyanthropologymaterial cultureancient mesoamericaarchaeologyarchaeological practicearchaeological evidencearchaeological methodstraditional ceramic

Archaeological Geology of Two Flow-Banded Spherulitic Rhyolites in New England, USA: Their History, Exploitation and Criteria for Recognition. Journal of Archaeological Science (2007)

geoarchaeologyarchaeological geologypaleoenvironmental reconstructionfield archaeologyarchaeological sciencenew englandflow-banded spherulitic rhyolitesbiostratigraphysedimentary geologyarchaeological methodssedimentary recordgeology

Mineralogical Comparison of Precolombian Pottery From Haiti and Early and Middle Ceramic Period Pottery From Southwestern Maine. (2004)

civilizationsarchaeological recordsculptureart historyarchaeological scienceprecolombian potterymaterial cultureancient mesoamericatraditional ceramicarchaeologysouthwestern mainearchaeological evidencemineralogical comparisonpetrology

Magnetic Prospecting at a Prehistoric and Historic Settlement in Maine. Archaeological Prospection (2000)

exploration geologygeological engineeringarchaeological sciencefield archaeologymagnetic prospectingexploration geophysicsgeographyearth sciencearchaeologyarchaeological practicearchaeological methodsore explorationgeophysical prospectingenvironmental historygeology

Chert From the Munsungun Lake Formation (Maine) in Palaeoamerican Archaeological Sites in Northeastern North America: Recognition of Its Occurrence and Distribution. Journal of Archaeological Science (1999)

geoarchaeologyarchaeologyarchaeological methodssedimentary recordquaternary sciencepaleoenvironmental reconstructionmunsungun lake formationfield archaeologypalaeogeographypalaeo-environmental reconstructiongeographypalaeoamerican archaeological sitesnortheastern north americaearth scienceregional geologystratigraphyamerican archaeologyarchaeological sciencegeology

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Nathan Hamilton

Associate Professor

University of Southern Maine

Affiliations

College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

College of Management and Human Service

Service Of College Of Management And Human

School of Business

Department Of Finance And Accounting

Service Of College Of Management And Human

Department Of Geography-Anthropology

University of Southern Maine

Nathan Hamilton is currently serving as a College Of Arts, Humanities, And Social Sciences Associate Professor at University of Southern Maine.

Honors

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Nathan Hamilton

University of Southern Maine

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

High Resolution Mapping of Coastal Sites to Monitor Sea-Level Rise and Risk Assessment. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2019)

The New Hampshire Spherulitic Rhyolites: Rocks of Importance to Prehistoric Native Americans. (2017)

stratigraphysedimentary petrologygeoarchaeologypaleoenvironmental reconstructionfield archaeologygeographypalaeogeographysedimentary geologyprehistoric native americansearth sciencegeology

Historic Use of Native Avifauna During the Hotel Era (1847-1914) on the Isles of Shoals, Maine. The 80th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology (2015)

historic usefield archaeologyarchaeologyhotel erazooarchaeologynative avifauna

Identification of Shark Teeth (Elasmobranchii: Lamnidae) From a Historic Fishing Station on Smuttynose Island, Maine, Using Computed Tomography Imaging. Northeastern Naturalist (2015)

Joshua K. MoyerNathan D. HamiltonRobin Hadlock SeeleyMark L. RiccioWilliam E. Bemis

Analysis of Materials Found in Ceramic Period Archaeological Sites From Southwest Coastal Maine. (2009)

Archaeological Geology of Two Flow-Banded Spherulitic Rhyolites in New England, USA: Their History, Exploitation and Criteria for Recognition. Journal of Archaeological Science (2007)

Mineralogical Comparison of Precolombian Pottery From Haiti and Early and Middle Ceramic Period Pottery From Southwestern Maine. (2004)

Magnetic Prospecting at a Prehistoric and Historic Settlement in Maine. Archaeological Prospection (2000)

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