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Tim A. Kohler

University of Montana

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College of Humanities and Sciences

Anthropology

NoneTim A. Kohler is currently serving as a Anthropology faculty at University of Montana.

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archaeology anthropology american archaeology social sciences ecology environmental science climate change archaeological practice prehistory latin american archaeology anthropological archaeology archaeological science population history environmental anthropology latin american antiquity historical geography field archaeology historical archaeology economic inequality environmental history ethnography archaeological methods arid environments archaeological evidence archaeological record human impacts on the environment vulnerability migration studies evolutionary anthropology agricultural history agrarian change system ecology paleoanthropology indigenous studies indigenous peoples applied ecology climatic change american studies cultural change regional studies social-ecological systems structural collapse ecological simulation ecological modelling landscape archaeology research synthesis holocene archaeological theory agent-based modeling historical ecology mesa verde region ancient societies sunk-cost effects pajarito plateau pueblo southwest north american southwest prehispanic pueblo societies southwestern colorado site structure climate projections population dynamics human dynamics human-environment interactions natural systems human ecology ecosystem adaptation societal influence social ecology social environment vegetation history landscape change human climate niche climate endgame north america grand challenges primate societies civilizations wealth inequalities ancient mesoamerica complex adaptive systems

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A Low-Frequency Summer Temperature Reconstruction for the United States Southwest, 3000 Bc–Ad 2000. The Holocene (2024)

Andrew Gillreath-BrownR Kyle BocinskyTimothy A Kohler

meteorologyclimate variabilityatmospheric researchunited statesholoceneclimatic changeearth sciencegeographyatmospheric sciencequaternary sciencetime seriesclimatologyregional climate responseplanetary sciencespaleoclimatologyclimate changethermography

How Maize Farmers in the Us Southwest Grew and Prospered Under El NiñO but Suffered Under La Niña. KIVA (2024)

Andrew Gillreath-BrownTimothy A. Kohler

agricultural historyuneven developmentagrarian changemaize farmersel ninola ninaagricultural economicsagricultural impacts

Settlement Persistence in the Prehispanic Central Mesa Verde Region: A Dynamic Analysis. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2024)

Darcy BirdR. Kyle BocinskyKelsey M. ReeseTimothy A. Kohler

settlement persistencearchaeologylatin american archaeologygeographyarchaeological science

The Past as a Stochastic Process. Journal of Computer Applications in Archaeology (2024)

David H. WolpertMichael H. PriceStefani A. CrabtreeTimothy A. KohlerJürgen JostJames EvansPeter F. StadlerHajime ShimaoManfred D. Laubichler

historical reconstructionhistorical actorsarchaeological evidencearchaeologysurprising patternsarchaeological recordhistoriographyarchaeological sciencearchaeological practicearchaeological theoryarchaeological methodsstochastic processhistorical archaeologyhistoryanthropology

The Vulnerability of Aging States: A Survival Analysis Across Premodern Societies. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Marten SchefferEgbert H. van NesLuke KempTimothy A. KohlerTimothy M. LentonChi Xu

vulnerabilityevolutionary biologypremodern societiesanthropology

Wealth Inequality in the Prehispanic Northern Us Southwest: From Malthus to Tyche. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2023)

Timothy A. KohlerDarcy BirdR. Kyle BocinskyKelsey ReeseAndrew D. Gillreath-Brown

wealth inequalitysocioeconomic statuseconomicseconomic demographysocio-economic impactspopulation historyincome distributionmigration studiessocial sciencessocioeconomicsstatistics

Climate Endgame: Exploring Catastrophic Climate Change Scenarios. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

Luke KempChi XuJoanna DepledgeKristie L. EbiGoodwin GibbinsTimothy A. KohlerJohan RockströmMarten SchefferHans Joachim SchellnhuberWill SteffenTimothy M. Lenton

environmental scienceclimate endgameclimate changepublic health

Reply to Bhowmik Et Al.: Democratic Climate Action and Studying Extreme Climate Risks Are Not in Tension. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

Luke KempChi XuJoanna DepledgeKristie L. EbiGoodwin GibbinsTimothy A. KohlerJohan RockströmMarten SchefferHans Joachim SchellnhuberWill SteffenTimothy M. Lenton

public policypolitical scienceextreme climate risksclimate actiondemocratic climate actionclimate change

Reply to Burgess Et Al: Catastrophic Climate Risks Are Neglected, Plausible, and Safe to Study. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

Luke KempChi XuJoanna DepledgeKristie L. EbiGoodwin GibbinsTimothy A. KohlerJohan RockströmMarten SchefferHans Joachim SchellnhuberWill SteffenTimothy M. Lenton

environmental sciencecatastrophic climate risksclimate change

Reply to Kelman: The Foundations for Studying Catastrophic Climate Risks. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

Luke KempChi XuJoanna DepledgeKristie L. EbiGoodwin GibbinsTimothy A. KohlerJohan RockströmMarten SchefferHans Joachim SchellnhuberWill SteffenTimothy M. Lenton

catastrophic climate risksenvironmental scienceecologyclimate change

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Tim A. Kohler

University of Montana

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Sciences

Anthropology

NoneTim A. Kohler is currently serving as a Anthropology faculty at University of Montana.

Honors

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University of Montana

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Low-Frequency Summer Temperature Reconstruction for the United States Southwest, 3000 Bc–Ad 2000. The Holocene (2024)

Andrew Gillreath-BrownR Kyle BocinskyTimothy A Kohler

How Maize Farmers in the Us Southwest Grew and Prospered Under El NiñO but Suffered Under La Niña. KIVA (2024)

Andrew Gillreath-BrownTimothy A. Kohler

agricultural historyuneven developmentagrarian changemaize farmersel ninola ninaagricultural economicsagricultural impacts

Settlement Persistence in the Prehispanic Central Mesa Verde Region: A Dynamic Analysis. Journal of Archaeological Science Reports (2024)

Darcy BirdR. Kyle BocinskyKelsey M. ReeseTimothy A. Kohler

settlement persistencearchaeologylatin american archaeologygeographyarchaeological science

The Past as a Stochastic Process. Journal of Computer Applications in Archaeology (2024)

David H. WolpertMichael H. PriceStefani A. CrabtreeTimothy A. KohlerJürgen JostJames EvansPeter F. StadlerHajime ShimaoManfred D. Laubichler

The Vulnerability of Aging States: A Survival Analysis Across Premodern Societies. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Marten SchefferEgbert H. van NesLuke KempTimothy A. KohlerTimothy M. LentonChi Xu

vulnerabilityevolutionary biologypremodern societiesanthropology

Wealth Inequality in the Prehispanic Northern Us Southwest: From Malthus to Tyche. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences (2023)

Timothy A. KohlerDarcy BirdR. Kyle BocinskyKelsey ReeseAndrew D. Gillreath-Brown

wealth inequalitysocioeconomic statuseconomicseconomic demographysocio-economic impactspopulation historyincome distributionmigration studiessocial sciencessocioeconomicsstatistics

Climate Endgame: Exploring Catastrophic Climate Change Scenarios. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

Luke KempChi XuJoanna DepledgeKristie L. EbiGoodwin GibbinsTimothy A. KohlerJohan RockströmMarten SchefferHans Joachim SchellnhuberWill SteffenTimothy M. Lenton

environmental scienceclimate endgameclimate changepublic health

Reply to Bhowmik Et Al.: Democratic Climate Action and Studying Extreme Climate Risks Are Not in Tension. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

Luke KempChi XuJoanna DepledgeKristie L. EbiGoodwin GibbinsTimothy A. KohlerJohan RockströmMarten SchefferHans Joachim SchellnhuberWill SteffenTimothy M. Lenton

public policypolitical scienceextreme climate risksclimate actiondemocratic climate actionclimate change

Reply to Burgess Et Al: Catastrophic Climate Risks Are Neglected, Plausible, and Safe to Study. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

Luke KempChi XuJoanna DepledgeKristie L. EbiGoodwin GibbinsTimothy A. KohlerJohan RockströmMarten SchefferHans Joachim SchellnhuberWill SteffenTimothy M. Lenton

environmental sciencecatastrophic climate risksclimate change

Reply to Kelman: The Foundations for Studying Catastrophic Climate Risks. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2022)

Luke KempChi XuJoanna DepledgeKristie L. EbiGoodwin GibbinsTimothy A. KohlerJohan RockströmMarten SchefferHans Joachim SchellnhuberWill SteffenTimothy M. Lenton

catastrophic climate risksenvironmental scienceecologyclimate change

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