Current and Past Research Highlights

Research at ASM cuts across numerous fields and involves many disciplines. These articles highlight research work and publications by ASM staff.

• Rock Art Ranch Field School ~ 2012 Update (2012)
• Traversing the Continent in Fulbright Style, Part II: Mexico (2012)
• Humans' love/hate relationship with environment began long before the Industrial Revolution (2012)
• Hohokam Inheritance Laws (2012)
• ASM Basket Research Benefits Museum Collections Worldwide (2012)
• Zooarchaeology Continues at James Madison's Montpelier (2011)
• Two Villages on Tumamoc Hill (2011)
• Brescia Wins Fulbright to Study Water Rights (2011)
• Excavations at University Indian Ruin (2011)
• The Historian as Consultant and Expert Witness (2011)
• Norton Allen, Artist and Avocational Archaeologist (2010)
• Rebuilding Iraq on the Cultural Front (2010)
• Changing Perceptions of Navajo Weaving (2010)
• Gloria F. Ross & Modern Tapestry (2010)
• The Introduction of Agriculture and Women's Oral Health (2010)
• Creek Culture Study to Analyze Impacts on Environments (2010)
• Mexico on the Historical Couch (2010)
• Bridging the Continental Divide (2009)
• 75th Anniversary of Snaketown Excavation (2009)
• Documenting Jesuit Contact with American Indians (2009)
• “Thrifty Genes” and American Indian Health (2009)
• Tooth Decay Among the Mummies (2009)
• Isotopes in Livestock Teeth (2009)
• The Marqués de Rubí’s Formidable Inspection (2008)
• Final Report on Sierra Ancha Cliff Dwellings (2007)
• A Tale of Two Sites (2005)
• O'odham-Pee Posh Documentary History Project (2005)
• Arson Investigators Aid Archaeologists (2005)
• The Hopi Documentary History Project (2004)
• Summer 2004 Research Highlights (2004)
• ASM Straightening out Railroad Lines (2003)
• New Book is the Authority on Southwestern Weaving (2003)
• Analysis of Faunal Remains at Presidential Home (2003)