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Ronald H Towner

Associate Professor

University of Arizona

Affiliations

College of Social & Behavioral Sciences

School of Anthropology

Ronald H Towner is currently serving as a College Of Social & Behavioral Sciences Associate Professor at University of Arizona.

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University of Arizona

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archaeology anthropology american archaeology earth science ecology history climate change forestry archaeological practice archaeological science forest ecology field archaeology dendrochronology archaeological record historical archaeology anthropological archaeology forest research ethnohistory cultural anthropology latin american antiquity archaeological dating plant science stratigraphy indigenous peoples indigenous studies arboriculture latin american archaeology historical dendroarchaeology paleontology evolutionary anthropology wood science paleoanthropology radiocarbon dating population history human ecology archaeological excavations indigenous movements anthropogenic geomorphology human-environment interactions past human behavior dendroarchaeological research range creek canyon tree-ring research sociocultural anthropology population growth ethnography ethnographic theory southern african studies anthropological theory social anthropology wildlife population movements population displacement orogeny regional geology tree breeding prehistory residual stress arid environments wood modification science education spatial ecology terrestrial ecology movement ecology optimal transport southwestern united states archeological dendrochronology navajo origins thermoluminescence dating dendroarchaeological interpretation sample context navajo depopulation ei malpais area palluche canyon log structures national preserve geoarchaeology geography southwestern colorado geology

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Hacienda De Gila: Tree-Ring Dates, Architecture, and History at the Lyons and Campbell Ranch in Gila, New Mexico. El Paso Museum of Archaeology, El Paso, Texas (2023)

campbell rancharchaeologylatin american antiquitylatin american archaeologyenvironmental historytree-ring dateshistorical geographynew mexicoancient mesoamericaamerican archaeologyhistorical archaeologyhistoryanthropology

The Old Wood Calibration Project and the Fremont Occupation of Northwestern Colorado. Centuries Research (2023)

civil engineeringarchaeologyfremont occupationgeoarchaeologygeologygeomorphologyenvironmental historynorthwestern coloradogeographyarchaeological sciencearchaeological methodsfield archaeologyamerican archaeologyphysical geographygeological dataforest researchstratigraphy

Traversing the Southern Canadian Rocky Mountains: A Least Cost Path Analysis. Human Ecology (2023)

Erana J. TaylorDonald A. FalkRonald H. Towner

wildlifeoptimal transporthuman ecologyspatial ecologygeographyterrestrial ecologynavigationenvironmental scienceecologymovement ecology

Ute and Fremont Indians, Radiocarbon, and Ancient Wood: Dating Ephemeral Colorado Prehistory. Centuries Research, Inc. (2023)

ancient woodarchaeological sciencequaternary researchfield archaeologyfremont indiansgeochronologystratigraphyarchaeological datingarchaeologygeoarchaeologyenvironmental historyarchaeological practiceephemeral colorado prehistoryradiocarbon datinganthropological archaeologyamerican archaeologyhistoryarchaeological methodsanthropology

Culturally Modified Trees: Peeled and Scarred Ponderosa Pine Trees in the Zuni Mountains, New Mexico, USA. Tree-Ring Research (2022)

Ronald H. TownerRebecca R. Renteria

zuni mountainswood sciencewood modificationbotanyforest ecologyplant scienceforestryclimate changeanthropology

Dateless Dendroarchaeology. Forests (2022)

Ronald H. Towner

dateless dendroarchaeology

Wiggle-Matched Red Cedar From a Pre-Monumental Occupation at Kincaid Mounds, Illinois, USA. Tree-Ring Research (2022)

Nicholas V. KesslerPaul D. WelchBrian M. ButlerTamira K. BrennanRonald H. TownerGregory W. L. Hodgins

kincaid moundsprehistorypre-monumental occupationforest ecologyplant scienceearth scienceforestrytree breedingwiggle-matched red cedar

The Curious Douglas-Fir ( Pseudotsuga Menziesii ) Trees in Schulman Grove, Mesa Verde National Park, Southwestern Colorado, USA. American Antiquity (2021)

Stephen E. NashRonald H. TownerJeffrey S. Dean

southwestern coloradoethnohistoryarchaeologybotanylatin american antiquityforest ecologyearth scienceamerican studiesvegetation historyforestrybiogeographyenvironmental scienceamerican archaeologyclimate changeschulman grove

The Curious Douglas-Fir (Pseudotsuga Menseisii) Trees in Schulman Grove, Mesa Verde National Park, Southwestern Colorado, USA. American Antiquity (2021)

southwestern coloradoforest productsforest ecologyforest conservationgeographyforest ecosystemsforest biologyforestrycurious douglas-firecologyforest researchschulman grovebiodiversity

An Alternative Navajo Archaeology. Oxford Handbook of Southwestern Archaeology (2017)

alternative navajo archaeologyarchaeologyarchaeological recordanthropologyarchaeological sciencearchaeological practiceanthropological archaeologyarchaeological methodsarchaeological excavationscultural anthropology

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Ronald H Towner

Associate Professor

University of Arizona

Affiliations

College of Social & Behavioral Sciences

School of Anthropology

Ronald H Towner is currently serving as a College Of Social & Behavioral Sciences Associate Professor at University of Arizona.

Honors

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University of Arizona

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Hacienda De Gila: Tree-Ring Dates, Architecture, and History at the Lyons and Campbell Ranch in Gila, New Mexico. El Paso Museum of Archaeology, El Paso, Texas (2023)

The Old Wood Calibration Project and the Fremont Occupation of Northwestern Colorado. Centuries Research (2023)

Traversing the Southern Canadian Rocky Mountains: A Least Cost Path Analysis. Human Ecology (2023)

Erana J. TaylorDonald A. FalkRonald H. Towner

wildlifeoptimal transporthuman ecologyspatial ecologygeographyterrestrial ecologynavigationenvironmental scienceecologymovement ecology

Ute and Fremont Indians, Radiocarbon, and Ancient Wood: Dating Ephemeral Colorado Prehistory. Centuries Research, Inc. (2023)

Culturally Modified Trees: Peeled and Scarred Ponderosa Pine Trees in the Zuni Mountains, New Mexico, USA. Tree-Ring Research (2022)

Ronald H. TownerRebecca R. Renteria

zuni mountainswood sciencewood modificationbotanyforest ecologyplant scienceforestryclimate changeanthropology

Dateless Dendroarchaeology. Forests (2022)

Ronald H. Towner

dateless dendroarchaeology

Wiggle-Matched Red Cedar From a Pre-Monumental Occupation at Kincaid Mounds, Illinois, USA. Tree-Ring Research (2022)

Nicholas V. KesslerPaul D. WelchBrian M. ButlerTamira K. BrennanRonald H. TownerGregory W. L. Hodgins

kincaid moundsprehistorypre-monumental occupationforest ecologyplant scienceearth scienceforestrytree breedingwiggle-matched red cedar

The Curious Douglas-Fir ( Pseudotsuga Menziesii ) Trees in Schulman Grove, Mesa Verde National Park, Southwestern Colorado, USA. American Antiquity (2021)

Stephen E. NashRonald H. TownerJeffrey S. Dean

The Curious Douglas-Fir (Pseudotsuga Menseisii) Trees in Schulman Grove, Mesa Verde National Park, Southwestern Colorado, USA. American Antiquity (2021)

southwestern coloradoforest productsforest ecologyforest conservationgeographyforest ecosystemsforest biologyforestrycurious douglas-firecologyforest researchschulman grovebiodiversity

An Alternative Navajo Archaeology. Oxford Handbook of Southwestern Archaeology (2017)

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