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Thomas J. Pluckhahn

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University of South Florida

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College of Arts and Sciences

School of Social Sciences

Department of Anthropology

Thomas J. Pluckhahn is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at University of South Florida.

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archaeology anthropology american archaeology archaeological practice history field archaeology archaeological science historical archaeology landscape archaeology archaeological methods historical geography archaeological excavations archaeological record earth science crystal river heritage studies archaeological evidence geoarchaeology environmental history environmental science anthropological archaeology environmental anthropology coastal research cultural anthropology stratigraphy coastal management roberts island ethnohistory tampa bay geochronology oceanography vegetation history marine ecology marine environments monumental heritage fort center american southeast latin american archaeology gulf coast climate change aquatic conservation paleolithic archaeology benthic ecology woodland period folklore studies radiocarbon dating prehistory cultural geography exploration geology political geography fishery management landscape ecology estuaries mixteca alta village life transport geography early childhood development early childhood educational psychology sedimentary record early education vision research early vision primary education visibility archaeological dating shell structures shell theory provenance (geology) indigenous oyster fisheries future management highland mesoamerica northern tlaxcala political evolution transportation corridors shell-bearing landscapes civilizations cultural resource management ancient mesoamerica

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Archaeo-Tempestites and Coastal Taphonomy of Shell-Bearing Sites: Native American Sites in Florida as a Case Study. Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory (2024)

Kendal JacksonJaime A. RogersPing WangThomas J. Pluckhahn

shell-bearing sitesearth sciencecoastal taphonomyarchaeologyarchaeological methodsnative american sites

Aspects of Geometric Patterning at Kolomoki (9Er1) or a Village of Villages. University of Alabama Press eBooks (2024)

anthropologyspatial analysisgeometric patterningcartographyarchitecturelandscape architecturegeometryarchaeologygeometric modeling

Historical Ecology Reveals the “Surprising” Direction and Extent of Shifting Baselines for the Florida Manatee (Trichechus Manatus Latirostis). PLoS ONE (2024)

Thomas J. PluckhahnDavid K. Thulman

wildlife ecologytrichechus manatus latirostisflorida manateewildlifezoologyhistorical ecologyregional relevanceenvironmental sciencegeographyanimal ecologymovement ecologyecologybiogeography

The Dynamics of Fishing Villages Along the South Atlantic Coast of North America (Ca. 5000–3000 Years Bp). Scientific Reports (2024)

Victor D. ThompsonKaren Y. SmithMatthew SangerCarey J. GarlandThomas J. PluckhahnKatharine NaporaJennifer Dodd BedellCarla HaddenAlex CherkinskyRachel CajigasElliot H. BlairAnna M. SemonDavid Hurst Thomas

marine managementaquatic ecosystemsoceanographyearth sciencecoastal managementfishery managementsouth atlantic coasthistorical geographyarid environmentsregional relevanceenvironmental sciencenorth americaclimate dynamicsgeographyfishing villagescoastal researchmarine ecologyfisheries

The Effacement and Persistence of Tocobaga, a Native Florida Town. Historical Archaeology (2024)

anthropologyzoologyzooarchaeologynative florida towncommunity (ecology)evolutionary biologyecology

The Potentials and Limitations of Two Taxa of Terrestrial Snails (Polygyra Spp. and Euglandina Rosea) as a Source Material for the Radiocarbon Dating of Indigenous Shell Mounds and Middens in Florida, USA. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2024)

Thomas J. PluckhahnJaime A. RogersCarla S. HaddenKendal JacksonVictor D. ThompsonCarey J. Garland

indigenous shell moundspolygyra sppanthropologyterrestrial snailsgeochronologysource materialradiocarbon datingeuglandina rosea

Why Circles?. University of Alabama Press eBooks (2024)

Firefly Synchronicity and Platform Mound Building by Indigenous Peoples of the Florida Peninsula, USA. World Archaeology (2023)

Thomas J. PluckhahnKendal JacksonJaime A. RogersVictor D. ThompsonCarey GarlandMargo SchwadronChandler O. Burchfield

anthropologyfirefly synchronicityflorida peninsulaarchaeological practicearchaeologyplatform mound buildingarchaeological record

Geoarchaeology and Coastal Morphodynamics of Harbor Key (8Ma15): Indigenous Persistence at a Partially Inundated Native Shell Mound Complex in Tampa Bay, Florida. American Antiquity (2023)

Kendal JacksonThomas J. PluckhahnJaime A. RogersPing WangVictor D. Thompson

climate changetampa bayearth sciencecoastal morphodynamicsindigenous persistencegeoarchaeologyharbor key

Geoarchaeology of Harbor Key (8Ma15): A Partially Inundated Native Shell Mound Complex, Ca. 2450 Bc–Ad 600, Tampa Bay, Florida. American Antiquity (2023)

harbor keymarine geologyearth sciencetampa bayregional geologygeographystratigraphygeologygeoarchaeologybc–ad 600seafloor mappingfield archaeology

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Thomas J. Pluckhahn

Professor

University of South Florida

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

School of Social Sciences

Department of Anthropology

Thomas J. Pluckhahn is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor at University of South Florida.

Honors

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Experiences

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Thomas J. Pluckhahn

University of South Florida

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Archaeo-Tempestites and Coastal Taphonomy of Shell-Bearing Sites: Native American Sites in Florida as a Case Study. Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory (2024)

Kendal JacksonJaime A. RogersPing WangThomas J. Pluckhahn

shell-bearing sitesearth sciencecoastal taphonomyarchaeologyarchaeological methodsnative american sites

Aspects of Geometric Patterning at Kolomoki (9Er1) or a Village of Villages. University of Alabama Press eBooks (2024)

anthropologyspatial analysisgeometric patterningcartographyarchitecturelandscape architecturegeometryarchaeologygeometric modeling

Historical Ecology Reveals the “Surprising” Direction and Extent of Shifting Baselines for the Florida Manatee (Trichechus Manatus Latirostis). PLoS ONE (2024)

Thomas J. PluckhahnDavid K. Thulman

wildlife ecologytrichechus manatus latirostisflorida manateewildlifezoologyhistorical ecologyregional relevanceenvironmental sciencegeographyanimal ecologymovement ecologyecologybiogeography

The Dynamics of Fishing Villages Along the South Atlantic Coast of North America (Ca. 5000–3000 Years Bp). Scientific Reports (2024)

The Effacement and Persistence of Tocobaga, a Native Florida Town. Historical Archaeology (2024)

anthropologyzoologyzooarchaeologynative florida towncommunity (ecology)evolutionary biologyecology

Thomas J. PluckhahnJaime A. RogersCarla S. HaddenKendal JacksonVictor D. ThompsonCarey J. Garland

indigenous shell moundspolygyra sppanthropologyterrestrial snailsgeochronologysource materialradiocarbon datingeuglandina rosea

Why Circles?. University of Alabama Press eBooks (2024)

Firefly Synchronicity and Platform Mound Building by Indigenous Peoples of the Florida Peninsula, USA. World Archaeology (2023)

Thomas J. PluckhahnKendal JacksonJaime A. RogersVictor D. ThompsonCarey GarlandMargo SchwadronChandler O. Burchfield

anthropologyfirefly synchronicityflorida peninsulaarchaeological practicearchaeologyplatform mound buildingarchaeological record

Geoarchaeology and Coastal Morphodynamics of Harbor Key (8Ma15): Indigenous Persistence at a Partially Inundated Native Shell Mound Complex in Tampa Bay, Florida. American Antiquity (2023)

Kendal JacksonThomas J. PluckhahnJaime A. RogersPing WangVictor D. Thompson

climate changetampa bayearth sciencecoastal morphodynamicsindigenous persistencegeoarchaeologyharbor key

Geoarchaeology of Harbor Key (8Ma15): A Partially Inundated Native Shell Mound Complex, Ca. 2450 Bc–Ad 600, Tampa Bay, Florida. American Antiquity (2023)

harbor keymarine geologyearth sciencetampa bayregional geologygeographystratigraphygeologygeoarchaeologybc–ad 600seafloor mappingfield archaeology

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