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Spring 2024 January 2024 - Brandon Castillo Flores, Aida Hassani, Victoria Ness, and Charu Raihan joined Epperson lab as undergraduate Research Assistants. January 2024 - Dr. Anna E. Epperson was awarded an Academy of Behavioral Medicine Research (ABMR) Early Stage Investigator Award to attend the...

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Adam Goldstein

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Adam Goldstein is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology and the Woodrow Wilson School of International and Public Affairs at Princeton University. His current research focuses on the economic sociology of financial capitalism in the contemporary United States.

Tamera Lee Stover

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Tamera Lee Stover is Senior Research Manager at Ipsos. She holds a PhD in Sociology from UC Berkeley.

Report on the Point Conception Shell Mound for the Unocal Point Conception/Cojo Point Well Removal Project, CA

Publication: Journal Article

Moyes, Holley. 2004. “Report on the Point Conception Shell Mound for the Unocal Point Conception/Cojo Point Well Removal Project, CA.”

The Use of GIS in the Spatial Analysis of an Archaeological Cave Site

Publication: Journal Article

Moyes, Holley. 2002. “The Use of GIS in the Spatial Analysis of an Archaeological Cave Site”. Journal of Cave and Karst Studies 64: 9-16.

The Cave as a Cosmogram: Function and Meaning of Maya Speleothem Use

Publication: Conference Proceedings

Moyes, Holley. 2000. “The Cave As a Cosmogram: Function and Meaning of Maya Speleothem Use”. Edited by Pierre R. Colas, Kai Delvendahl, Marcus Kuhnert, Annette Schubart, Anton Saurwein, Pierre R. Colas, Kai Delvendahl, Marcus Kuhnert, Annette Schubart, and Anton Saurwein. European Maya Conference. Bonn, Germany.

Spatial Analysis of Artifacts in the Main Chamber of Actun Tunichil Muknal, Belize: Preliminary Results

Publication: Journal Article

Moyes, Holley, and Jaime J. Awe. 1998. “Spatial Analysis of Artifacts in the Main Chamber of Actun Tunichil Muknal, Belize: Preliminary Results”. Edited by Jaime J. Awe and Jaime J. Awe.

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Belize Cave Project The Belize Cave Research Project (BCRP) is a regional study of ancient Maya ritual caves located throughout northern, central, and western Belize. This project, funded by the Alphawood Foundation, was co-founded in 2012 with Jaime J. Awe of the University of Northern Arizona...

Belize Cave Project

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The Belize Cave Research Project (BCRP) is a regional study of ancient Maya ritual caves located throughout northern, central, and western Belize. This project, funded by the Alphawood Foundation, was co-founded in 2012 with Jaime J. Awe of the University of Northern Arizona. Together, Jaime and I...