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Thomas Wake

Associate Adjunct Professor Department of Anthropology; Director of the Zooarchaeology Lab

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

the College

Anthropology

Archaeology

Institute of the Environment and Sustainability (ioes)

La Kretz Center for California Conservation Science

Thomas Wake is currently serving as an Anthropology Associate Adjunct Professor Department of Anthropology; Director of the Zooarchaeology Lab at University of California, Los Angeles.

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Thomas Wake

University of California, Los Angeles

Associate Adjunct Professor Department of Anthropology; Director of the Zooarchaeology Lab

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archaeology ecology american archaeology latin american archaeology environmental science archaeological science paleontology archaeological practice latin american antiquity ancient mesoamerica history earth science marine biology archaeological record archival research conservation biology mammalogy field archaeology avian biology anthropological archaeology holocene ornithology historical archaeology paleoecology biogeography bioarchaeology animal ecology historical geography coastal conservation paleolithic archaeology archaeological evidence paleoanthropology archaeological methods european archaeology agricultural history quaternary science prehistory quaternary research biological oceanography human ecology landscape archaeology southern california pacific coast paleoceanography paleoclimatology biodiversity loss pleistocene nematology exploration geophysics surveying archaeological excavations dna analysis foodways folklore studies isotope geochemistry human mobility regional research population history coastal geomorphology foraging highway pavements practical conservation marginal environment native american fisheries size-selective evolution prehistoric subsistence harvesting conservation needs west coast earliest formative central tlaxcala northern elephant seals california coast guadalupe fur seals paleontological dna analysis caribbean panama human-harvested marine gastropod

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Russian Disposal Practices in the Stockade Complex (Ca-Son-190): A Landslide Engendered Inquiry at Fort Ross State Historic Park. California Archaeology (2026)

CORRIGENDUM: Impacts of a Non-Indigenous Ecosystem Engineer, the American Beaver (Castor Canadensis), in a Biodiversity Hotspot. Frontiers in Conservation Science (2023)

Jonathan Q. RichmondCamm C. SwiftThomas A. WakeCheryl S. BrehmeKristine L. PrestonBarbara E. KusEdward L. ErvinScott TremorTritia MatsudaRobert N. Fisher

aquatic ecosystemsenvironmental sciencebiodiversityavian biologybiological conservationlivestock scienceconservation sciencebiodiversity hotspotaquatic conservationecosystem engineersamerican beavernature conservationcastor canadensisconservation biologynon-indigenous ecosystem engineerwildlifewildlife ecologywildlife managementecologywildlife biology

Investigations at an Eroded Shell Midden Reveal Direct Evidence for Fur Seal Hunting and Diverse Subsistence Strategies on Late Holocene Santa Rosa (Wima) Island, California. The Journal of Island and Coastal Archaeology (2023)

Torben C. RickDanielle DuguidSabrina B. SholtsMegan D. SpitzerThomas A. WakeJon M. Erlandson

fur seal huntingenvironmental sciencearchaeologypaleontologyplanetary sciencesholocenediverse subsistence strategiesconservation sciencegeoarchaeologyearth sciencecoastal geomorphologylandscape archaeologycoastal conservationarchaeological scienceforagingcoastal managementstratigraphygeologyamerican archaeologyfield archaeology

Lessons for Conservation From Beneath the Pavement. Conservation Biology (2022)

Alexis M. MychajliwElizabeth R. EllwoodPeter S. AlagonaR. Scott AndersonMairin A. BalisiEric BiberJustin L. BrownJessie GeorgeAustin J. W. HendyLila HigginsCourtney A. HofmanAshley LegerMiguel A. OrdeñanaGregory B. PaulyBreanna J. PutmanJohn M. RandallSeth P. D. RileyAllison J. ShultzM. Allison StegnerThomas A. WakeEmily L. Lindsey

practical conservationcoastal conservationecologyhighway pavementsconservation biology

Monkeys on the Islands and Coasts of Paradise. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2022)

Bernardo UrbaniAndrzej T. AntczakM. Magdalena AntczakNicole R. CannarozziRoger H. ColtenKitty F. EmeryRaymundo A. C. F. DijkhoffThomas A. WakeMichelle J. LeFebvreLisabeth A. CarlsonWilliam F. KeeganDennis C. Nieweg

anthropologyhuman migrationavian biologyrodent ecologyanimal behaviorevolutionary biologyprimatologybehavioral ecologyentomologyprimate behaviorornithology

Monkeys on the Islands and Coasts of Paradise: Pre-Hispanic Nonhuman Primates in the Circum-Caribbean Region (Ad 300–1500). Cambridge University Press (2022)

spanishphysical anthropologyanthropologyevolutionary anthropologymammalogyportuguesezooarchaeologysociocultural anthropologyhuman evolutionlatin american researchhuman biologylatin american antiquitylatino studiescultural anthropologybiological anthropologyancient mesoamericacaribbean studies

Aaq Volume 86 Issue 3 Cover and Front Matter. American antiquity (2021)

Debra MartinEmily EdmondsChristopher RodningMaya Allen-GallegosStephen AcabadoSabrina AgarwalMichael BlakeyWilliam MaryLewis BorckSara GonzalezLindsay MontgomeryKathleen SterlingRichard LesureR SinenskyGregson SchachnerThomas WakeKatelyn BishopMary SimonKandace HollenbachBrian RedmondKristina GillTodd BrajeKevin SmithJon Erlandson CommentsElliot BlairMichael KunzRobin MillsElizabeth WeissJames SpringerAnn KakaliourasHeather PezzarossiRussell SheptakChristine BeauleGayle FritzMary AdairSteve KosibaJohn JanusekThomas CumminsEdward SwensonSamuel DuweRobert PreucelKellam ThrogmortonRobert StokesValentine RouxMarie Agnès-CourtyRita WrightYumi HuntingtonDean ArnoldJohanna MinichKathleen SydoriakLieve DonnellanMatthew PeeplesSu-Chiu KuoCharles HighamRebecca GraffWilliam MossRebecca YaminDonna SeifertElizabeth ScottSander VanDer LeeuwCarole Crumley

archaeologyamerican archaeologyfront matterhistory

A Preliminary Multi-Isotope Assessment of Human Mobility and Diet in Pre-Columbian Panama. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2021)

Ashley E. SharpeNicole Smith-GuzmánJason CurtisIlean Isaza-AizpurúaGeorge D. KamenovThomas A. WakeRichard G. Cooke

human mobilityarchaeological scienceanthropologylatin american archaeologyisotope geochemistrypreliminary multi-isotope assessmentarchival researcharchaeologypre-columbian panamafield archaeology

A Preliminary Multi-Isotope Assessment of Pre-Columbian Humans From Panama. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2021)

Impactos De Los Primeros Inmigrantes Humanos En Los Mamiferos Marinos Y La Fauna Terrestre Del Archipielago De Las Perlas, Panama. Editora Novo Art, Panamá (2021)

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Thomas Wake

Associate Adjunct Professor Department of Anthropology; Director of the Zooarchaeology Lab

University of California, Los Angeles

Affiliations

the College

Anthropology

Archaeology

Institute of the Environment and Sustainability (ioes)

La Kretz Center for California Conservation Science

Thomas Wake is currently serving as an Anthropology Associate Adjunct Professor Department of Anthropology; Director of the Zooarchaeology Lab at University of California, Los Angeles.

Honors

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Experiences

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Thomas Wake

University of California, Los Angeles

Associate Adjunct Professor Department of Anthropology; Director of the Zooarchaeology Lab

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Russian Disposal Practices in the Stockade Complex (Ca-Son-190): A Landslide Engendered Inquiry at Fort Ross State Historic Park. California Archaeology (2026)

CORRIGENDUM: Impacts of a Non-Indigenous Ecosystem Engineer, the American Beaver (Castor Canadensis), in a Biodiversity Hotspot. Frontiers in Conservation Science (2023)

Jonathan Q. RichmondCamm C. SwiftThomas A. WakeCheryl S. BrehmeKristine L. PrestonBarbara E. KusEdward L. ErvinScott TremorTritia MatsudaRobert N. Fisher

Torben C. RickDanielle DuguidSabrina B. SholtsMegan D. SpitzerThomas A. WakeJon M. Erlandson

Lessons for Conservation From Beneath the Pavement. Conservation Biology (2022)

practical conservationcoastal conservationecologyhighway pavementsconservation biology

Monkeys on the Islands and Coasts of Paradise. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2022)

anthropologyhuman migrationavian biologyrodent ecologyanimal behaviorevolutionary biologyprimatologybehavioral ecologyentomologyprimate behaviorornithology

Monkeys on the Islands and Coasts of Paradise: Pre-Hispanic Nonhuman Primates in the Circum-Caribbean Region (Ad 300–1500). Cambridge University Press (2022)

Aaq Volume 86 Issue 3 Cover and Front Matter. American antiquity (2021)

archaeologyamerican archaeologyfront matterhistory

A Preliminary Multi-Isotope Assessment of Human Mobility and Diet in Pre-Columbian Panama. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2021)

Ashley E. SharpeNicole Smith-GuzmánJason CurtisIlean Isaza-AizpurúaGeorge D. KamenovThomas A. WakeRichard G. Cooke

human mobilityarchaeological scienceanthropologylatin american archaeologyisotope geochemistrypreliminary multi-isotope assessmentarchival researcharchaeologypre-columbian panamafield archaeology

A Preliminary Multi-Isotope Assessment of Pre-Columbian Humans From Panama. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2021)

Impactos De Los Primeros Inmigrantes Humanos En Los Mamiferos Marinos Y La Fauna Terrestre Del Archipielago De Las Perlas, Panama. Editora Novo Art, Panamá (2021)

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