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Patricia A. McAnany

Kenan Eminent Professor

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

Latin American Studies (curriculum)

Patricia A. Mcanany is currently serving as an Anthropology Kenan Eminent Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

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Patricia A. McAnany

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Kenan Eminent Professor

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anthropology archaeology ancient mesoamerica cultural anthropology cultural history archaeological practice latin american archaeology social sciences culture latin american antiquity historical archaeology history american archaeology cultural heritage anthropological archaeology field archaeology ethnography indigenous peoples indigenous studies cultural studies heritage studies ethnohistory archaeological record ritual social anthropology historical geography landscape archaeology archival research sibun valley historiography stratigraphy family studies family relations migration studies heritage science urban history prehistory folklore studies diaspora studies cultural identity societal influence maya archaeology social difference ancestral maya economies interdisciplinary history family relationships intergenerational relations life history intangible cultural heritage cultural heritage management heritage conservation paleolithic archaeology american identity local knowledge folklore tradition paleoanthropology race relations disaster response social context historical sociology geospatial data cultural geography geospatial mapping regional research social terms stratigraphic sequence paradigm shift collaborative archaeology heritage distancing mortuary ritual family politics maya cultural heritage termination rituals maya burial ancient maya village shrine vernacularism

Notable Scholarly Works

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Cenotes and Placemaking in the Maya World: Biocultural Landscapes as Archival Spaces. Springer eBooks (2023)

Khristin N. MontesDylan J. ClarkPatricia A. McAnanyAdolfo Iván Batún Alpuche

archival spacesavian biologybiocultural landscapesenvironmental scienceanthropologycultural anthropologyecologymaya world

Tracing the Structural Consequences of Colonialism in Rural YucatáN, Mexico. American Anthropologist (2023)

Maia DedrickPatricia A. McAnanyAdolfo Iván Batún Alpuche

rural yucatanstructural consequencessociologycolonialismgeographyanthropologycultural anthropology

A Livelihoods Approach to Colonial Period Farming Strategies at Tahcabo, Yucatán. University Press of Colorado eBooks (2022)

Maia DedrickPatricia A. McAnanyAdolfo Iván Batún Alpuche

colonial periodcolonialismanthropologyagricultural economicslivelihoods

Going Forward by Looking Back: Archaeological Perspectives on Socio‐Ecological Crisis, Response, and Collapse Edited by Felixriede and Paysonsheetsnew York: Berghahn, 2020. 446 Pp.. American Anthropologist (2021)

Patricia A. McAnany

socio-ecological crisisarchaeological perspectivesanthropologyarchaeology

Idolizing Mary. Maya-Catholic Icons in YucatáN, Mexico. Colonial Latin American Review (2021)

Patricia A. McAnany

postcolonial writingcultural studiesmaya-catholic iconscolonialismreligious studieslatin american researchlatin american politicsanthropologycultural heritageculturelatin american studiesdecolonialitylatin american archaeologylatin american religionsettler colonialismmaterial cultureancient mesoamericareligioncultural history

Lived Heritage of Colonialism at Tahcabo, YucatÁN, México. Routledge eBooks (2021)

Patricia A. McAnanyMaia DedrickAdolfo Iván Batún Alpuche

lived heritageindigenous studiescolonialismdiaspora studiesindigenous peoplesanthropologycultural heritageheritage studieslatin american diaspora

Colonial Entanglements at Tahcabo, Yucatán. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Patricia A. McAnanyAdolfo Iván Batún AlpucheMaia Dedrick

colonialismanthropologycolonial entanglements

Imagining a Maya Archaeology That is Anthropological and Attuned to Indigenous Cultural Heritage. Heritage (2020)

Patricia McAnany

maya archaeologyanthropologyindigenous cultural heritagecultural heritageheritage studiesarchaeologycultural anthropology

Influential Landscapes: Temporal Trends in the Agricultural Use of Rejolladas at Tahcabo, YucatáN, Mexico. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology (2020)

Maia DedrickElizabeth A. WebbPatricia A. McAnanyJosé Miguel Kanxoc KumulJohn G. JonesAdolfo Iván Batún AlpucheCarly PopeMorgan Russell

environmental anthropologyagricultural uselatin american archaeologyanthropological archaeologylandscape archaeologyanthropologyinfluential landscapesarchaeologycultural anthropologytemporal trends

Karst Water Resource Management and Sustainable Educational Practices in Nine Yucatec Maya Communities. (2020)

Khristin Nicole Landry MontesPatricia McAnanyDylan ClarkIván Batún Alpuche

indigenous studiessustainable educational practiceseducationanthropologyteacher educationecology

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Patricia A. McAnany

Kenan Eminent Professor

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Anthropology

Latin American Studies (curriculum)

Patricia A. Mcanany is currently serving as an Anthropology Kenan Eminent Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Patricia A. McAnany

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Kenan Eminent Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Cenotes and Placemaking in the Maya World: Biocultural Landscapes as Archival Spaces. Springer eBooks (2023)

Khristin N. MontesDylan J. ClarkPatricia A. McAnanyAdolfo Iván Batún Alpuche

archival spacesavian biologybiocultural landscapesenvironmental scienceanthropologycultural anthropologyecologymaya world

Tracing the Structural Consequences of Colonialism in Rural YucatáN, Mexico. American Anthropologist (2023)

Maia DedrickPatricia A. McAnanyAdolfo Iván Batún Alpuche

rural yucatanstructural consequencessociologycolonialismgeographyanthropologycultural anthropology

A Livelihoods Approach to Colonial Period Farming Strategies at Tahcabo, Yucatán. University Press of Colorado eBooks (2022)

Maia DedrickPatricia A. McAnanyAdolfo Iván Batún Alpuche

colonial periodcolonialismanthropologyagricultural economicslivelihoods

Patricia A. McAnany

socio-ecological crisisarchaeological perspectivesanthropologyarchaeology

Idolizing Mary. Maya-Catholic Icons in YucatáN, Mexico. Colonial Latin American Review (2021)

Patricia A. McAnany

Lived Heritage of Colonialism at Tahcabo, YucatÁN, México. Routledge eBooks (2021)

Patricia A. McAnanyMaia DedrickAdolfo Iván Batún Alpuche

lived heritageindigenous studiescolonialismdiaspora studiesindigenous peoplesanthropologycultural heritageheritage studieslatin american diaspora

Colonial Entanglements at Tahcabo, Yucatán. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Patricia A. McAnanyAdolfo Iván Batún AlpucheMaia Dedrick

colonialismanthropologycolonial entanglements

Imagining a Maya Archaeology That is Anthropological and Attuned to Indigenous Cultural Heritage. Heritage (2020)

Patricia McAnany

maya archaeologyanthropologyindigenous cultural heritagecultural heritageheritage studiesarchaeologycultural anthropology

Influential Landscapes: Temporal Trends in the Agricultural Use of Rejolladas at Tahcabo, YucatáN, Mexico. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology (2020)

Maia DedrickElizabeth A. WebbPatricia A. McAnanyJosé Miguel Kanxoc KumulJohn G. JonesAdolfo Iván Batún AlpucheCarly PopeMorgan Russell

environmental anthropologyagricultural uselatin american archaeologyanthropological archaeologylandscape archaeologyanthropologyinfluential landscapesarchaeologycultural anthropologytemporal trends

Karst Water Resource Management and Sustainable Educational Practices in Nine Yucatec Maya Communities. (2020)

Khristin Nicole Landry MontesPatricia McAnanyDylan ClarkIván Batún Alpuche

indigenous studiessustainable educational practiceseducationanthropologyteacher educationecology

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