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Samuel M. Wilson

University of Texas at Austin

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College of Liberal Arts

Anthropology

NoneSamuel M. Wilson is currently serving as a Anthropology faculty at University of Texas At Austin.

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University of Texas at Austin

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archaeology anthropology history caribbean studies american archaeology cultural anthropology art history archival research social anthropology interdisciplinary history field archaeology latin american archaeology ethnohistory indigenous studies communication bioarchaeology mortality sculpture aesthetics latin american antiquity archaeological science migration studies family studies family process family issues heritage science evolutionary anthropology asian studies cultural heritage african studies anthropological theory european integration scholarly communication indigenous peoples paleolithic archaeology archaeological dating prehistory paleoanthropology family diversity black experience work-family interface african diaspora settler colonialism global south latin american studies transnational history monumental heritage caribbean chiefdoms preceramic connections prehistoric settlement pattern west indies historical dynamics contact era bioarchaeological study african american health tenth-sixteenth century caribbean taino sculpture black wood contact period caribbean locational archaeology black motherwork intersectional analyses first human colonization

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The Scorpion Mound Complex: An Effigy Mound Site With Possible Functional/Ceremonial Significance in the TehuacáN Valley of Puebla, México. Ancient Mesoamerica (2025)

archaeologyancient mesoamericamonumental heritageanthropology

Biocultural and Intersectional Analyses of Black Motherwork and Children in Georgia. Southeastern Archaeology (2022)

Maria FranklinSamuel M. WilsonHugh B. Matternes

anthropologymigration studiescultural anthropologyarchaeologysociologyintersectionalityblack experienceintersectional analysesfamily diversityfamily issuessocial anthropologyblack motherworkamerican archaeologycultural studiesfamily processbiological anthropologywork-family interfacesocial sciencesafrican diasporafamily studies

A Bioarchaeological Study of African American Health and Mortality in the Post-Emancipation U.S. South. American Antiquity (2020)

Maria FranklinSamuel M. Wilson

african american healthbioarchaeologybioarchaeological studypublic healthafrican american studiesmortality

Caribbean Archaeology in the Next 50 Years. Oxford University Press eBooks (2013)

Samuel M. Wilson

archaeologycaribbean archaeology

Chronologies in Wood and Resin: Ams 14C Dating of Pre-Hispanic Caribbean Wood Sculpture. Journal of Archaeological Science (2012)

Joanna OstapkowiczChristopher Bronk RamseyFiona BrockTom HighamAlex C. WiedenhoeftErika RibechiniJeannette J. LucejkoSamuel Wilson

archaeological datingarchival researcharchaeologypaleolithic archaeologyart historyarchaeological scienceamerican archaeology

José R. Oliver Caciques and Cemí Idols: The Web Spun by TaíNo Rulers Between Hispaniola and Puerto Rico. XX+306 Pages, 35 Illustrations. 2009. Tuscaloosa (Al): University of Alabama Press; 978-0-8173-5515-9 Paperback $34.95; 978-0-8173-1636-5 Hardback $59.. Antiquity (2011)

Samuel M. Wilson

cultural anthropologycultural heritagecemi idolsethnohistoryeast asian studieslatin american studiescultureindigenous studiescultural historyafrican studiesasian studiescultural studiesanthropology

‘Treasures… of Black Wood, Brilliantly Polished’: Five Examples of TaíNo Sculpture From the Tenth–Sixteenth Century Caribbean. Antiquity (2011)

Joanna OstapkowiczAlex WiedenhoeftChristopher Bronk RamseyErika RibechiniSamuel WilsonFiona BrockTom Higham

archaeologyart historytaino sculpturesculptureaestheticsblack woodarttenth-sixteenth century caribbean

The Archaeology of the Caribbean. (2007)

Samuel M. Wilson

archaeologyamerican archaeologyculture

The Caribbean After the Arrival of Europeans. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2007)

Samuel M. Wilson

european integrationcaribbean studiesinternational migrationhistorytransnational history

The Caribbean on the Eve of European Contact. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2007)

Samuel M. Wilson

caribbean studieseuropean contact

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Samuel M. Wilson

University of Texas at Austin

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Anthropology

NoneSamuel M. Wilson is currently serving as a Anthropology faculty at University of Texas At Austin.

Honors

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University of Texas at Austin

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Notable Scholarly Works

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The Scorpion Mound Complex: An Effigy Mound Site With Possible Functional/Ceremonial Significance in the TehuacáN Valley of Puebla, México. Ancient Mesoamerica (2025)

archaeologyancient mesoamericamonumental heritageanthropology

Biocultural and Intersectional Analyses of Black Motherwork and Children in Georgia. Southeastern Archaeology (2022)

Maria FranklinSamuel M. WilsonHugh B. Matternes

A Bioarchaeological Study of African American Health and Mortality in the Post-Emancipation U.S. South. American Antiquity (2020)

Maria FranklinSamuel M. Wilson

african american healthbioarchaeologybioarchaeological studypublic healthafrican american studiesmortality

Caribbean Archaeology in the Next 50 Years. Oxford University Press eBooks (2013)

Samuel M. Wilson

archaeologycaribbean archaeology

Chronologies in Wood and Resin: Ams 14C Dating of Pre-Hispanic Caribbean Wood Sculpture. Journal of Archaeological Science (2012)

Joanna OstapkowiczChristopher Bronk RamseyFiona BrockTom HighamAlex C. WiedenhoeftErika RibechiniJeannette J. LucejkoSamuel Wilson

archaeological datingarchival researcharchaeologypaleolithic archaeologyart historyarchaeological scienceamerican archaeology

Samuel M. Wilson

cultural anthropologycultural heritagecemi idolsethnohistoryeast asian studieslatin american studiescultureindigenous studiescultural historyafrican studiesasian studiescultural studiesanthropology

‘Treasures… of Black Wood, Brilliantly Polished’: Five Examples of TaíNo Sculpture From the Tenth–Sixteenth Century Caribbean. Antiquity (2011)

Joanna OstapkowiczAlex WiedenhoeftChristopher Bronk RamseyErika RibechiniSamuel WilsonFiona BrockTom Higham

archaeologyart historytaino sculpturesculptureaestheticsblack woodarttenth-sixteenth century caribbean

The Archaeology of the Caribbean. (2007)

Samuel M. Wilson

archaeologyamerican archaeologyculture

The Caribbean After the Arrival of Europeans. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2007)

Samuel M. Wilson

european integrationcaribbean studiesinternational migrationhistorytransnational history

The Caribbean on the Eve of European Contact. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2007)

Samuel M. Wilson

caribbean studieseuropean contact

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