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Patrick Lubinski

Central Washington University

Affiliations

Yearlong Exploration in the Social Sciences Program

Anthropology & Museum Studies

College of the Sciences

Department Of Cultural And Environmental Resource Management

Studies Of American Indian

NonePatrick Lubinski is currently serving as a Anthropology & Museum Studies faculty at Central Washington University.

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Central Washington University

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archaeology earth science zooarchaeology ecology archaeological science field archaeology geology quaternary science anthropology bioarchaeology wildlife stratigraphy american archaeology geography paleontology archaeological practice quaternary research paleoenvironmental reconstruction paleolithic archaeology taphonomy biological anthropology archaeological methods paleopathology archaeological evidence pleistocene wildlife management washington state archival research geomorphology mammalogy palaeogeography anthropological archaeology animal conservation geological data wildlife biology quaternary period sedimentary record archaeological record latin american archaeology case study wyoming basin great basin northwest great basin death studies fishery research ore geology petroleum geoscience thanatology historical archaeology comparative methods environmental geology human-wildlife relationships animal management fishery assessment fishery science geological engineering traditional ceramic palaeo-environmental reconstruction biochronology zoological taxonomy arthropod taxonomy glacial process zoogeography wildlife ecology craniofacial disorders botanical lens adequate evidence mass procurement pair matching skeletal elements last deglaciation local fish catch single‐grain luminescence dating pacific northwest firehole phase firehole basin site

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The 17,000-Cal Yr Bp Wenas Creek Site in Washington State: Bone Taphonomy and Mammoth Paleontology. PaleoAmerica (2024)

pleistocenepaleobiologytaphonomypaleopathologygeologypaleoenvironmental reconstructionmammoth paleontologysedimentary recordearth sciencegeographyquaternary sciencevertebrate paleontologyecologypaleontologywashington statebone taphonomystratigraphy

Pluvial Lake Level Records of the Northwest Great Basin Since the Last Glacial Maximum: What We Knew Then and Now, and What We Could Know Better. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2023)

Adam HudsonMeaghan M. Emery-WetherellPatrick M. LubinskiViginia L. ButlerKatelyn McdonoughRichard RosencranceDennis L. Jenkins

geologyearth sciencelast glacial maximumenvironmental sciencepaleoclimatologyclimate changenorthwest great basinplanetary sciences

Highland vs. Lowland Craniometry in Andean South America: An Ecuadorian Case Study. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2021)

ecuadorian case studymorphology (biology)biogeographylowland craniometrylatin american archaeologycraniofacial researchspanishlatin american researchmorphologycraniofacial disordersandean south americaanatomyancient mesoamericaanthropology

Reconstructing Paleohydrology in the Northwest Great Basin Since the Last Deglaciation Using Paisley Caves Fish Remains (Oregon, U.S.a.). Quaternary Science Reviews (2021)

Adam M. HudsonMeaghan M. Emery-WetherellPatrick M. LubinskiVirginia L. ButlerDeanna N. GrimsteadDennis L. Jenkins

last deglaciationarchaeologyearth sciencequaternary sciencequaternary researchenvironmental scienceclimate changenorthwest great basin

There’s Something Fishy in the Great Basin: A 15 Ka Paleohydrologic Record From Fish Bone Isotopes From the Paisley Caves, Oregon. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2021)

Adam HudsonMeaghan M. Emery-WetherellPatrick M. LubinskiViginia L. ButlerDennis L. Jenkins

paisley cavesquaternary researchenvironmental sciencegeochronologystratigraphyarchaeologyfish bone isotopesmarine geologyplanetary sciencespaleolithic archaeologyisotope geochemistrygreat basinearth sciencequaternary sciencefish biologypaleoclimatologygeologygeochemistrypaleontologyregional geology

Tui Chub (Siphateles Bicolor) Are Native to the Columbia River Basin in Washington State. Northwest Science (2021)

tui chubcolumbia river basinenvironmental scienceecologywashington state

Blind Testing of Faunal Identification Protocols: A Case Study With North American Artiodactyl Stylohyoids. American Antiquity (2020)

faunal identification protocolscase studyzoological taxonomyphylogeneticszooarchaeologybiologyevolutionary biologyzoologyarthropod taxonomysystematics

Using Fish Remains From Paisley Caves, Oregon to Explore Hunter-Gatherer Lifeways and Lake Level History in the Chewaucan Basin Over the Past 14,000+ Calendar Years. The 84th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology (2019)

Patrick LubinskiVirginia ButlerDeanna GrimsteadDennis JenkinsDongya Yang

hunter-gatherer lifewaysarchaeologypaleolithic archaeologychewaucan basinlatin american archaeologylandscape archaeologyholocenecalendar yearspaisley cavesearth sciencearchaeological sciencefield archaeologyamerican archaeologyfish remains

Identifying and Siding the Stylohyoid Bone for North American Artiodactyls. International Journal of Osteoarchaeology (2018)

paleobiologytaphonomyliving fossilnorth american artiodactylspaleopathologybiologyvertebrate paleontologyanatomypaleontology

Late Pleistocene Subsistence in the Great Basin: Younger Dryas-Aged Faunal Remains From the Botanical Lens, Paisley Cave 2, Oregon. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2017)

Bryan HockettMartin E. AdamsPatrick M. LubinskiVirginia L. ButlerDennis L. Jenkins

archival researchgreat basinarchaeologypaleolithic archaeologyarchaeological sciencearchaeological practicebotanical lensamerican archaeologyecologypleistocene

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Patrick Lubinski

Central Washington University

Affiliations

Yearlong Exploration in the Social Sciences Program

Anthropology & Museum Studies

College of the Sciences

Department Of Cultural And Environmental Resource Management

Studies Of American Indian

NonePatrick Lubinski is currently serving as a Anthropology & Museum Studies faculty at Central Washington University.

Honors

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Central Washington University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The 17,000-Cal Yr Bp Wenas Creek Site in Washington State: Bone Taphonomy and Mammoth Paleontology. PaleoAmerica (2024)

Adam HudsonMeaghan M. Emery-WetherellPatrick M. LubinskiViginia L. ButlerKatelyn McdonoughRichard RosencranceDennis L. Jenkins

geologyearth sciencelast glacial maximumenvironmental sciencepaleoclimatologyclimate changenorthwest great basinplanetary sciences

Highland vs. Lowland Craniometry in Andean South America: An Ecuadorian Case Study. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2021)

Reconstructing Paleohydrology in the Northwest Great Basin Since the Last Deglaciation Using Paisley Caves Fish Remains (Oregon, U.S.a.). Quaternary Science Reviews (2021)

Adam M. HudsonMeaghan M. Emery-WetherellPatrick M. LubinskiVirginia L. ButlerDeanna N. GrimsteadDennis L. Jenkins

last deglaciationarchaeologyearth sciencequaternary sciencequaternary researchenvironmental scienceclimate changenorthwest great basin

There’s Something Fishy in the Great Basin: A 15 Ka Paleohydrologic Record From Fish Bone Isotopes From the Paisley Caves, Oregon. Abstracts with programs - Geological Society of America (2021)

Adam HudsonMeaghan M. Emery-WetherellPatrick M. LubinskiViginia L. ButlerDennis L. Jenkins

Tui Chub (Siphateles Bicolor) Are Native to the Columbia River Basin in Washington State. Northwest Science (2021)

tui chubcolumbia river basinenvironmental scienceecologywashington state

Blind Testing of Faunal Identification Protocols: A Case Study With North American Artiodactyl Stylohyoids. American Antiquity (2020)

faunal identification protocolscase studyzoological taxonomyphylogeneticszooarchaeologybiologyevolutionary biologyzoologyarthropod taxonomysystematics

Patrick LubinskiVirginia ButlerDeanna GrimsteadDennis JenkinsDongya Yang

Identifying and Siding the Stylohyoid Bone for North American Artiodactyls. International Journal of Osteoarchaeology (2018)

paleobiologytaphonomyliving fossilnorth american artiodactylspaleopathologybiologyvertebrate paleontologyanatomypaleontology

Late Pleistocene Subsistence in the Great Basin: Younger Dryas-Aged Faunal Remains From the Botanical Lens, Paisley Cave 2, Oregon. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2017)

Bryan HockettMartin E. AdamsPatrick M. LubinskiVirginia L. ButlerDennis L. Jenkins

archival researchgreat basinarchaeologypaleolithic archaeologyarchaeological sciencearchaeological practicebotanical lensamerican archaeologyecologypleistocene

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