| Jordan Fourshee |
MS, completed 2022 |
Differentiating Human from Nonhuman Bone: Insights from a Medical Examiner’s Collection, Kenosha, Wisconsin |
| Rebekeh Ernat |
MS, completed 2019 |
Prehistoric Humans and Elk (Cervus canadensis) in the Western Great Lakes: A Zooarchaeological Perspective |
| Andrew Saleh |
MS, completed 2019 |
Using Historic GLO Data and GIS to Assess Potential for Local Bison (Bison bison) near Two Wisconsin Late Prehistoric Oneota Localities |
| Madison Auten |
MS, completed 2018 |
Ancient Andean Tattooing Practices |
| Amy Klemmer |
MS, completed 2018 |
A Zooarchaeological Study of Fishing Strategies over Time at the Rio Chico Site on the Central Coast of Ecuador |
| Emily Mueller Epstein |
PhD, completed 2017 |
Nobi Ni-Tse’tse’ede (House on the Cold One): Northern Great Basin Archaic Hunter-Gatherer Household Archaeology, Harney County, Oregon |
| Victor Ponte |
MS, completed 2016 |
Regional Perspective of Recuay Mortuary Practices: A View from the Hinterlands, Callejon de Huaylas, Peru |
| Rebecca Fetzer |
MS, completed 2015 |
Collecting in Context: A Study of the Milwaukee Public Museum’s French Paleolithic Faunal Collection |
| Kristen Mottl |
MS, completed 2015 |
Re-examined and Re-defined: An Exploration and Comparative Analysis of Moche Ceramic Vessels in the Milwaukee Public Museum Collections |
| Zachary Stencil |
MS, completed 2015 |
Vertebrate Evidence for Diet and Food-processing at the Multicomponent Finch Site (47-Je-0902) in Jefferson County, Southeastern Wisconsin |
| Diane Newbury |
MS, completed 2014 |
Andean Archaeological Featherwork at the Milwaukee Public Museum: A Case Study in Researching Potential Context for Limited Provenience Artifacts |
| Megan Leigle |
MS, completed 2014 |
An Intra-site Spatial Analysis of Selected Faunal Remains from Aztalan (47-Je-01) |
| Rachel McTavish |
MS, completed 2013 |
Faunal Subsistence Strategies among Initial Period Coastal Fishers at the Gramalote Site in the Moche Valley of Peru |
| Ralph Koziarski |
PhD, completed 2012 |
Meskwaki Fur Trade Economics: The Zooarchaeology of Cultural Contact |
| Mathew Warwick |
PhD, completed 2012 |
In the Shadow of the Penon: A Zooarchaeological Study of Formative Diet, Economy, and Sociopolitics in the Riod Pukara Valley, Peru |
| Katie Ross |
MS, completed 2011 |
Counting the Discounted: A Preliminary Zooarchaeological Study of Swiss Lake-Dwelling Collections in Two U.S. Museums |
| Peter Grimm |
MS, completed 2010 |
Vertebrate Resource Utiization at the McCauley Site (47-WN-222): Impacts of the Fur Trade on Subsistence and Seasonality in Eastern Wisconsin |
| Paul Johnson |
MS, completed 2009 |
The Hebior Mammoth: Skeletal Analysis and Experimental Butchery for Proboscidean and Paleoindian Interaction in Southeastern Wisconsin |
| Emily Mueller |
MS, completed 2007 |
Multi-Tasking on the Mountain: An Analysis of a Northern Great Basin Zooarchaeological Assemblage, Mortar Riddle Site (35HA2627), Steens Mountain, Oregon |
| Roberta Boczkiewicz |
MS, completed 2004 |
What’s Good for the Goose: The Use of Faunal Remains to Identify the Ethnicity and Economic Status of a Pomeranian Immigrant Farmstead |
| Ralph Koziarski |
MS, completed 2004 |
Vertebrate Resource Utilization at the Late Prehistoric Component of the Bell Site |
| Peter Fantle |
MS, completed 2003 |
Archaic Period Marine Mammal Hunting Strategies on the South Coast of Peru |
| Vanesa Zeitz |
MS, completed 2002 |
Pass the Duiker Please: Spatial Analysis of Animal Bone to Identify Social Differences |
| Matthew Warwick |
MS, completed 2002 |
A Diachronic Study of Animal Exploitation at Aztalan |