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Scott L. Fedick

University of California, Riverside

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Anthropology

NoneScott L. Fedick is currently serving as a Anthropology faculty at University of California, Riverside.

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University of California, Riverside

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anthropology ecology archaeology environmental science american archaeology ancient mesoamerica geography archaeological practice landscape archaeology land use latin american archaeology historical geography environmental anthropology forestry latin american antiquity archaeological science vegetation history paleontology field archaeology plant science arid environments vegetation science cultural anthropology bioarchaeology environmental history agricultural history livestock science historical archaeology ancient maya northern maya lowlands anthropological archaeology forest ecology paleolithic archaeology landscape ecology yucatan peninsula palaeogeography agronomy avian biology restoration ecology regional relevance prehistory landscape change ethnohistory spatial ecology plant biology paleoanthropology plant diversity domestication water heritage yalahau region ancient maya lowlands northern quintana roo stratigraphy cultural geography indigenous studies water availability soil science soil environment traditional ecological knowledge plant nutrition crop ecology ethnobotany paleoclimatology anthropocene paleoenvironmental change holocene ancient maya agriculture resource use central maya lowlands local variability prehistoric agricultural landscape regional context ancient use wetland manipulation maya forest land evaluation

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Agriculture in the Ancient Maya Lowlands (Part 2): Landesque Capital and Long-Term Resource Management Strategies. Journal of Archaeological Research (2023)

Scott L. FedickShanti Morell-HartLydie Dussol

anthropologyarchival researchancient maya lowlandsarchaeological practicearchaeologylandesque capital

Classic Maya Settlement Systems Reveal Differential Land Use Patterns in the Upper Belize River Valley. Land (2023)

John P. WaldenJulie A. HoggarthClaire E. EbertScott L. FedickMichael BiggieBrett MeyerKyle Shaw-MüllerYijia QiuWeiyu RanOlivia P. EllisTia B. WatkinsJ. Britt DavisRafael A. GuerraChristophe HelmkeJaime J. Awe

anthropologycultural historylatin american archaeologyhistoryhistorical geographyarchaeological practicecivilizationsarchaeologylatin american antiquityland uselandscape archaeologyamerican archaeologyancient mesoamerica

Soil Toposequences, Soil Erosion, and Ancient Maya Land Use Adaptations to Pedodiversity in the Tropical Karstic Landscapes of Southern Mexico. Frontiers in Earth Science (2023)

Sergey SedovM. Yazmin Rivera-UriaGeorgina Ibarra-ArzavePamela García-RamírezElizabeth Solleiro-RebolledoHéctor V. Cabadas-BáezDaisy Valera-FernándezJaime Díaz-OrtegaKarla A. Guillén-DomínguezSol de Jesús Moreno-RosoScott L. FedickDaniel LeonardCharles GoldenShanti Morell-HartRodrigo R. Liendo-Stuardo

earth system scienceenvironmental sciencearchaeologyland usetropical karstic landscapesplanetary scienceslivestock sciencearid environmentssouthern mexicosoil erosionapplied geomorphologylandscape ecologyancient mesoamericaearth sciencepedosphererestoration ecologylandscape archaeologysoil toposequencesforestrygeologygeomorphology

Agriculture in the Ancient Maya Lowlands (Part 1): Paleoethnobotanical Residues and New Perspectives on Plant Management. Journal of Archaeological Research (2022)

Shanti Morell-HartLydie DussolScott L. Fedick

archaeological scienceanthropologyarchival researchancient maya lowlandsarchaeologyplant managementpaleoethnobotanical residuesamerican archaeology

Large Variation in Availability of Maya Food Plant Sources During Ancient Droughts. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2021)

Scott L. FedickLouis S. Santiago

crop ecologyland useancient droughtslivestock sciencevegetation historytraditional ecological knowledgelarge variationancient mesoamericaanthropologyvegetation scienceplant nutritionbotanylatin american antiquityagricultural historyplant scienceeast asian studiesforestryenvironmental historyecology

Maya Cornucopia. University Press of Florida eBooks (2020)

Scott L. Fedick

literaturemaya cornucopiaenvironmental scienceecologyentomology

Ancient Mayan Use of Hidden Soilscapes in the Yalahau Wetlands, Northern Quintana Roo, Mexico. Boletín de la Sociedad Geológica Mexicana (2019)

Daniel LeonardSergey SedovElizabeth Solleiro-RebolledoScott L. FedickJaime Díaz

hidden soilscapesenvironmental sciencegeographyarchaeologypaleontologypaleolithic archaeologypaleoecologyvegetation historyhistorical geographylatin american researchgeoarchaeologyancient mayan useearth sciencelatin american archaeologyarchaeological practicelatin american antiquitylandscape archaeologyarchaeological sciencenorthern quintana roogeologyamerican archaeology

The Maya Forest Garden: Eight Millennia of Sustainable Cultivation of the Tropical Woodlands. Anabel Ford and Ronald Nigh. 2015. Routledge, London and New York. 260 Pages, 59 Figures, 13 Tables. $34.95 (Paperback), Isbn 978-61132-998-8. $94.00 (Hardback), Isbn 978-61132-997-1. $31.46 (Ebook), Isbn 978-1315417-936.. Latin American Antiquity (2018)

Scott L. Fedick

maya forest gardenanthropologyhuman impacts on the environmentforest ecologyglobal southsustainable agriculturehistorical archaeologyenvironmental sciencenatural resource managementtropical woodlandsarchaeologyforest ecosystemsforest stewardshipsustainable cultivationforest conservationecologyancient mesoamericaenvironmental anthropology

Applied Perspectives on Pre-Columbian Maya Water Management Systems. (2016)

Christian IsendahlVernon L. ScarboroughJoel D. GunnNicholas P. DunningScott L. FedickGyles IannoneLisa J. Lucero

water resourceswater resource managementwater heritagewater abundancewater management systemswater governancecivilizationsgeographywater scarcitywater securityenvironmental resource managementancient mesoamerica

COMMENTARY: Feeding Teotihuacan in the Context of Commodities Research. Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences (2016)

Scott L. Fedick

archaeological scienceanthropologyarchaeological datingarchaeological practicearchaeologyarchaeological evidencecommodities researcharchaeological record

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Scott L. Fedick

University of California, Riverside

Affiliations

CHASS

Anthropology

NoneScott L. Fedick is currently serving as a Anthropology faculty at University of California, Riverside.

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University of California, Riverside

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Agriculture in the Ancient Maya Lowlands (Part 2): Landesque Capital and Long-Term Resource Management Strategies. Journal of Archaeological Research (2023)

Scott L. FedickShanti Morell-HartLydie Dussol

anthropologyarchival researchancient maya lowlandsarchaeological practicearchaeologylandesque capital

Classic Maya Settlement Systems Reveal Differential Land Use Patterns in the Upper Belize River Valley. Land (2023)

Soil Toposequences, Soil Erosion, and Ancient Maya Land Use Adaptations to Pedodiversity in the Tropical Karstic Landscapes of Southern Mexico. Frontiers in Earth Science (2023)

Agriculture in the Ancient Maya Lowlands (Part 1): Paleoethnobotanical Residues and New Perspectives on Plant Management. Journal of Archaeological Research (2022)

Shanti Morell-HartLydie DussolScott L. Fedick

archaeological scienceanthropologyarchival researchancient maya lowlandsarchaeologyplant managementpaleoethnobotanical residuesamerican archaeology

Large Variation in Availability of Maya Food Plant Sources During Ancient Droughts. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2021)

Scott L. FedickLouis S. Santiago

Maya Cornucopia. University Press of Florida eBooks (2020)

Scott L. Fedick

literaturemaya cornucopiaenvironmental scienceecologyentomology

Ancient Mayan Use of Hidden Soilscapes in the Yalahau Wetlands, Northern Quintana Roo, Mexico. Boletín de la Sociedad Geológica Mexicana (2019)

Daniel LeonardSergey SedovElizabeth Solleiro-RebolledoScott L. FedickJaime Díaz

Scott L. Fedick

Applied Perspectives on Pre-Columbian Maya Water Management Systems. (2016)

Christian IsendahlVernon L. ScarboroughJoel D. GunnNicholas P. DunningScott L. FedickGyles IannoneLisa J. Lucero

COMMENTARY: Feeding Teotihuacan in the Context of Commodities Research. Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences (2016)

Scott L. Fedick

archaeological scienceanthropologyarchaeological datingarchaeological practicearchaeologyarchaeological evidencecommodities researcharchaeological record

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