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Anthropology Faculty Publications

The Department of Anthropology at the University of Montana is interested in the study of people, both ancient and contemporary, in their biological, archaeological, cultural, and linguistic context. The research and creative scholarship by the faculty aims to understand and appreciate the range of human cultures as well as the significance of biological evolution of the human condition, and includes studies into archaeology, cultural and ethnic diversity, forensic anthropology, linguistics, and medical anthropology.

Submissions from 2013 2013

The Search for "Strong Medicine": Pathways to Healthcare Development in Remote Nepal Using GIS, Catherine Lee Sanders and Kimber Haddix McKay

Submissions from 2012 2012

Review of The Pastoral Clinic: Addiction and Dispossession Along the Rio Grande, Gilbert Quintero

Submissions from 2011 2011

Late-Paleoindian versus Early-Archaic Occupation of Yellowstone Lake, Wyoming, Douglas H. Macdonald, Richard E. Hughes, and Jannifer W. Gish

Steatite on the Juniata: Early Pottery at the Sunny Side Site (36BD267), Central Pennsylvania, Douglas H. Macdonald, Eric P. Scuoteguazza, and David L. Cremeens

Submissions from 2010 2010

Socio-Cultural Dimensions of Cluster vs. Single Home Photovoltaic Solar Energy Systems in Rural Nepal, Kimber Haddix McKay

Submissions from 2008 2008

The Age, Function, and Distribution of Keyhole Structures in the Upper Susquehanna River Valley, Douglas H. Macdonald

What Benefits Do Parents Reap from Helpers at the Nest?, Kimber Haddix McKay

Submissions from 2007 2007

Responses to Innovation in an Insecure Environment in Rural Nepal, Kimber Haddix McKay, Alex Zahnd, Catherine Lee Sanders, and Govinda Nepali

Submissions from 2002 2002

Health Needs in Two Ethnic Communities of Humla District, Nepal, Kimber Haddix McKay

Submissions from 2001 2001

Grief and Burial in the American Southwest: The Role of Evolutionary Theory in the Interpretation of Mortuary Remains, Douglas H. Macdonald

Submissions from 2000 2000

Merging Information Versus Speech Recognition, Irene Appelbaum

Submissions from 1998 1998

Analytics Isomorphism and Speech Perception, Irene Appelbaum

Submissions from 1995 1995

Review of Black Elk: Holy Man of the Oglala, Gregory R. Campbell