• Preface 

  Krupnik, Igor (Smithsonian Institution Scholarly Press, 2022)
• 2023 Quebec Field Report: Archaeology of a Basque Whaling Station in St. Paul River, Quebec Lower North Shore 

  Fitzhugh, William W. (Arctic Studies Center, Smithsonian Institution, 2023)

  this report documents the ASC 2023 excavation of a small 16/17th century Basque whaling station in the northern Gulf of St. Lawrence in July/August 2023. finds included large amounts of baleen and both industrial and ...
• An ethnoarchaeological comparison of observed butchery actions to bone surface modifications of the Dobe !Kung San 

  Kunitz, Suzanne; Pobiner, Briana L.; Yellen, John; Faith, J. T.; Brooks, Alison S. (2023)
• Spatial and temporal abilities of proxies used to detect pre-Columbian Indigenous human activity in Amazonian ecosystems 

  McMichael, C. N. H.; Levis, C.; Gosling, W. D.; Junqueira, A. B.; Piperno, Dolores R.; Neves, E. G.; Mayle, F.; Peña-Claros, M.; Bongers, F. (2023)
• Museum Studies in Anthropology 

  Berk, Christopher D. (Auburn University and Smithsonian Institution in Museum Anthropology, 2020)

  This course presents “the museum” as an object of ethnographic inquiry, examining it as a social institution embedded within a larger field of cultural heritage that is perpetually under negotiation. We reflect on how ...
• Evidence of artefacts made of giant sloth bones in central Brazil around the last glacial maximum 

  Pansani, Thais R.; Pobiner, Briana; Gueriau, Pierre; Thoury, Mathieu; Tafforeau, Paul; Baranger, Emmanuel; Vialou, Águeda V.; Vialou, Denis; McSparron, Cormac; de Castro, Mariela C.; Dantas, Mário A. T.; Bertrand, Loïc; Pacheco, Mírian L. A. F. (2023)

  The peopling of the Americas and human interaction with the Pleistocene megafauna in South America remain hotly debated. The Santa Elina rock shelter in Central Brazil shows evidence of successive human settlements from ...
• Arctic Studies Center Newsletter; no.30 

  Unknown author (2023)
• Climate Change and Pulse Migration: Intermittent Chugach Inuit Occupation of Glacial Fiords on the Kenai Coast, Alaska 

  Crowell, Aron L.; Arimitsu, Mayumi (2023)

  For millennia, Inuit peoples of the Arctic and Subarctic have been challenged by the impacts of climate change on the abundance of key subsistence species. Responses to climate-induced declines in animal populations included ...
• Smithsonian 2022 Surveys in Northwest Newfoundland and Testing a Basque Whaling Station in St. Paul River, Quebec 

  Fitzhugh, William W.; Barreiro-Arguelles, Sarai; Amaro, Francisco Rivera; Fitzhugh, Ben (2023)
• Arctic Studies Center Newsletter; no.29 

  Unknown author (2022)
• Arctic Studies Center Newsletter; no.28 

  Unknown author (2021)
• Antecedents of the Smithsonian Handbook Project 

  Krupnik, Igor I. (Smithsonian Institution Scholarly Press, 2022)
• Introduction: A Gateway to the Handbook Series 

  Krupnik, Igor I. (Smithsonian Institution Scholarly Press, 2022)
• Cultural Keystone Places and the Chumash Landscapes of Kumqaq', Point Conception, California 

  Rick, Torben C.; Braje, Todd J.; Graham, Lain; Easterday, Kelly; Hofman, Courtney A.; Holguin, Brian E.; Mychajliw, Alexis M.; Reeder-Myers, Leslie; Reynolds, Mark D. (2022)

  The places in which people live and spend time are steeped in history, memory, and meaning from the intersection of daily life, environmental interactions, cultural practices, and ritual. Geologic features, plants, animals, ...
• Materiality: The Anthropology of Things 

  Bell, Joshua A. (Smithsonian Institution in Museum Anthropology, 2021)

  Where do things begin and end? What are the role of things in our everyday lives? The things that we make, use, discard, admire, hate and struggle to understand have long been explicit and or implicit topics of anthropological ...
• Visual Anthropology: the Social Lives of Images 

  Bell, Joshua A. (Smithsonian Institution in Museum Anthropology, 2022)

  A cultural practice with no fixed outcome, making images occupies an intriguing place in our world. Not only do many of us make images daily but we are surrounded by them and consume them on smart phones, computers and ...
• Anthropological Histories: the Politics and Poetics of the Past 

  Bell, Joshua A. (Smithsonian Institution in Museum Anthropology, 2020)

  This seminar engages with the work of a wide range of scholars – anthropologists, historians and philosophers – who have collectively grappled with what history and how it is cultural constituted. With the rejection of the ...
• Reptile Taphonomy 

  Schneider, Carrington S.; Pokines, James T.; L'Abbé, Ericka N.; Pobiner, Briana (CRC Press, 2022)
• Lunch break science: digestible human origins videos by the Leakey Foundation 

  Pobiner, Briana (2022)
• Reconstructing vegetation history of the Olorgesailie Basin during the Middle to Late Pleistocene using phytolith data 

  Kinyanjui, Rahab N.; Meadows, Michael; Gillson, Lindsey; Bamford, Marion K.; Behrensmeyer, Anna K.; Potts, Richard (CRC Press, 2021)

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