
IMS Student Associates
Abstracts
of previous IMS Associate dissertations are available on-line.
ARCHAEOLOGY |
CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY |
LINGUISTICS |
| Robert
Hutchinson Maya studies, ethnicity, religion and ritual; the southeast Maya Periphery |
María Diaz
Montejo Guatemala, Maya Ethnicity, Folklore, Identity Politics, Cultural Performance, Economics and Transnationalism |
Kosuke Matsukawa |
| Elizabeth
Hoag Economic anthropology, ceramics, political organization, and spatial archaeology; Mixtequilla |
Winston Scott Shamanism in the Western Guatemala Highlands; ritual language; violent / non-violent behavioral separation |
Lachlan Duncan |
| Elizabeth
Paris Economy, social complexity, interregional interaction, status, mortuary practices, copper artifacts; Mayapán. |
Fernando Ocampo Mesoamerica; colonial Mexico; ethnic identity; language and culture; reversals of the Conquest |
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| Josalyn
Ferguson Maya Prehistory, the Terminal Classic, migration, cave use, architecture, ceramics |
Nadia Marín-Guadarrama Ethnohistory, Nahuatl, Central Mexico, ethnography of communication, folklore, gender and feminism; Mazahua women in the State of Mexico |
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| Jenn
Newman Maya epigraphy, iconography, ceramics, residue analysis |
Roger J. Cooper Maya codices, epigraphy, iconography, and calendrics; Yucatec |
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| Jerry
Ek Settlement patterns; political organization; Maya Lowlands; Southern Gulf Coast; Champoton |
Catherine Stanford Nicaragua, religion, politics, social movements; environmental and applied anthropology |
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Bradley Russell Postclassic Mayapán and northern Belize; survey, ceramics, religion |
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| Justin
Lowry Mesoamerican archaeology, paleoclimatology, GIS |
Erin Slinker |
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Jason
Scott Paling Maya political organization; environmental reconstruction |
Claudia Dary ethnicity, identity, common lands |
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Jared
Latimer Classic and Postclassic Maya; religious ritual; astroarchaeology; agricultural ritual. |
David Fleischer Anthropology of tourism, urban anthropology, environment and ecotourism; Mexico and Brazil |
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Courtney Kurlanska Globalization, migration, and immigration in Central America; Nicaragua |
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