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Tristram R. Kidder

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Washington University in St. Louis

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Anthropology

Tristram R. Kidder is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at Washington University In St. Louis.

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High-Resolution Dating of Legacy Collections From the Cedarland and Claiborne Sites, Southwest Mississippi. Southeastern Archaeology (2025)

legacy collectionshistoryhigh-resolution datingarchival researchgeographyarchaeologyarchaeological excavationsgeoarchaeologyarchaeological methodsamerican archaeologyfield archaeologysouthwest mississippi

Long‐Term Occupation on Shifting Wetlands Around the Haimenkou Site in Yunnan, Southwest China. Geoarchaeology (2025)

total environmentenvironmental sciencegeographyenvironmental degradationecohydrologyland usesouthwest chinaecological engineeringconstructed wetlandssediment researchnatural resource managementrestoration ecologyhaimenkou sitelong‐term occupationwetlandsland degradationland restorationecologygeomorphology

Performance, Ritual, and Revitalization at Poverty Point. Southeastern Archaeology (2025)

anthropologypoverty reductionpovertypoverty pointsocio-economic developmentsocial anthropologyritual

The 2017 Re-Excavation of Unit 5276N 4790E, Ridge West 3, Poverty Point (16Wc5). Submitted to Louisiana Division of Archaeology, Baton Rouge (2021)

site investigationexploration geologypoverty pointunit 5276ncivil engineeringarchaeological practicegeographyarchaeologyarchaeological excavationsgeologyarchaeological methodsridge west 3geomorphologyfield archaeology

The Complicated History of the Lower Mississippi Valley to Ca. 2200 Cal Bp. 77th Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Archaeological Conference (2021)

lower mississippi valleysedimentologyhistoryhistorical geographyregional geologygeographyarchaeologyenvironmental historystratigraphyquaternary researchgeologycomplicated historyamerican archaeologygeomorphologycal bp

A “Supernova of Complexity”: The Paradoxes of Poverty Point, a Late Archaic Site in the Mississippi River Valley. Department of Anthropology, Tulane University (2020)

mississippi river valleysocial historyhistorypovertyhistorical geographypoverty pointhistorical archaeologyeconomic historylate archaic siteurban historycivilizationsarchaeologyuneven development

Epilogue. University of Illinois Press eBooks (2020)

Claudrena N. Harold

health lawfda approvalpersonal genome medicineresearch ethicsmedical ethicshealth scienceshealth policypublic healthbiomedical ethicspersonal genomicsmedical professionalsbioethicsmolecular diagnosticsgenetic epidemiologypersonalized medicinepublic health ethicsgenomic medicinedigital medicinegenetic testing

Archaeological Assessment Reveals Earth’s Early Transformation Through Land Use. Science (2019)

Lucas StephensDorian FullerNicole BoivinTorben RickNicolas GauthierAndrea KayBen MarwickChelsey Geralda ArmstrongC. Michael BartonTim DenhamKristina DouglassJonathan DriverLisa JanzPatrick RobertsJ. Daniel RogersHeather ThakarMark AltaweelAmber L. JohnsonMaria Marta Sampietro VattuoneMark AldenderferSonia ArchilaGilberto ArtioliMartin T. BaleTimothy BeachFerran BorrellTodd BrajePhilip I. BucklandNayeli Guadalupe Jiménez CanoJosé M. CaprilesAgustín Diez CastilloÇiler ÇilingiroğluMichelle Negus ClearyJames ConollyPeter R. CoutrosR. Alan CoveyMauro CremaschiAlison CrowtherLindsay DerSavino di LerniaJohn F. DoershukWilliam E. DoolittleKevin J. EdwardsJon M. ErlandsonDamian EvansAndrew FairbairnPatrick FaulknerGary FeinmanRicardo FernandesScott M. FitzpatrickRalph FyfeElena GarceaSteve GoldsteinReed Charles GoodmanJade Dalpoim GuedesJason HerrmannPeter HiscockPeter HommelK. Ann HorsburghCarrie HritzJohn W. IvesAripekka JunnoJennifer G. KahnBrett KaufmanCatherine KearnsTristram R. KidderFrançois LanoëDan LawrenceGyoung-Ah LeeMaureece J. LevinHenrik B. LindskougJosé Antonio López-SáezScott MacraeRob MarchantJohn M. MarstonSarah McClureMark D. McCoyAlicia Ventresca MillerMichael MorrisonGiedre Motuzaite MatuzeviciuteJohannes MüllerAyushi NayakSofwan NoerwidiTanya M. PeresChristian E. PetersonLucas ProctorAsa R. RandallSteve RenetteGwen Robbins SchugKrysta RyzewskiRakesh SainiVivian ScheinsohnPeter SchmidtPauline SebillaudOula SeitsonenIan A. SimpsonArkadiusz SołtysiakRobert J. SpeakmanRobert N. SpenglerMartina L. SteffenMichael J. Storozum

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Cereal, Soil, and Iron: A Multi-Dimensional Investigation of the Western Han Agricultural Production in the Central Plain of China – a Case Study at the Sanyangzhuang Site. Antiquity (2019)

earth scienceagricultural economicscentral plainsoil characterizationpedospheregeographymulti-dimensional investigationsanyangzhuang siteland useagricultural historysoilsoil scienceagronomysoil health

Mapping the Adena-Hopewell Landscape in the Middle Ohio Valley, USA: Critical Approaches to Landscape-Scale Analyses of Lidar Data. Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory (2019)

landscape evolution modelsmiddle ohio valleyearth sciencegeographic information systemsadena-hopewell landscapecartographygeographyearth observationremote sensingland uselidar datageographical information scienceapplied geographygeospatial mappinggeomorphology

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Tristram R. Kidder

Professor

Washington University in St. Louis

Affiliations

Arts & Sciences

Anthropology

Tristram R. Kidder is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at Washington University In St. Louis.

Honors

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Washington University in St. Louis

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

High-Resolution Dating of Legacy Collections From the Cedarland and Claiborne Sites, Southwest Mississippi. Southeastern Archaeology (2025)

Long‐Term Occupation on Shifting Wetlands Around the Haimenkou Site in Yunnan, Southwest China. Geoarchaeology (2025)

Performance, Ritual, and Revitalization at Poverty Point. Southeastern Archaeology (2025)

anthropologypoverty reductionpovertypoverty pointsocio-economic developmentsocial anthropologyritual

The 2017 Re-Excavation of Unit 5276N 4790E, Ridge West 3, Poverty Point (16Wc5). Submitted to Louisiana Division of Archaeology, Baton Rouge (2021)

The Complicated History of the Lower Mississippi Valley to Ca. 2200 Cal Bp. 77th Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Archaeological Conference (2021)

A “Supernova of Complexity”: The Paradoxes of Poverty Point, a Late Archaic Site in the Mississippi River Valley. Department of Anthropology, Tulane University (2020)

mississippi river valleysocial historyhistorypovertyhistorical geographypoverty pointhistorical archaeologyeconomic historylate archaic siteurban historycivilizationsarchaeologyuneven development

Epilogue. University of Illinois Press eBooks (2020)

Claudrena N. Harold

Archaeological Assessment Reveals Earth’s Early Transformation Through Land Use. Science (2019)

archaeological scienceanthropologyanthropocenehistorical geographysynthetic historycivilizationsarchaeologygeographyland usearchaeological methodsprehistoryearly transformation

Cereal, Soil, and Iron: A Multi-Dimensional Investigation of the Western Han Agricultural Production in the Central Plain of China – a Case Study at the Sanyangzhuang Site. Antiquity (2019)

Mapping the Adena-Hopewell Landscape in the Middle Ohio Valley, USA: Critical Approaches to Landscape-Scale Analyses of Lidar Data. Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory (2019)

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