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121	Operationalizing Fragmentation Theory in Mass Graves Duncan, William N., Schwarz, Kevin R. 01 January 2012 (has links) Presented in the session “Commingled and Disarticulated Human Remains: Working Towards Improved Theory, Method and Data." Fragmentation theory considers the likelihood and meaning stemming from the idea that incomplete objects and individuals in the material record were intentionally broken and distributed. One of the standing challenges confronting fragmentation theory is identifying intent. Here we analyze a Postclassic (AD 950 – 1524) Maya mass grave from site of Zacpetén in northern Guatemala via a Ripley’s K analysis. The analysis demonstrates that the mass grave exhibits statistically significant differences of long bone distributions and indicates intentional manipulation of elements on the basis of their side. Sociology and Anthropology Anthropology Biological and Physical Anthropology
122	Osteobiography of a Donated Skull From the Atacama Desert Alexander, H., Davis, K., Duncan, William N. 01 April 2015 (has links) No description available. osteobiography Sociology and Anthropology Anthropology Biological and Physical Anthropology
123	Contextual Identification of Chopmarks on Bones Ayers, T., Duncan, William N., Pate, C. 01 April 2011 (has links) No description available. chopmarks Sociology and Anthropology Anthropology Biological and Physical Anthropology
124	The Origins of Bipedalism Duncan, William N. 01 January 2015 (has links) Presented as a Invited Guest Speaker for Darwin Day bipedalism Sociology and Anthropology Anthropology Biological and Physical Anthropology
125	Personificación, Encarnación, and Bioarqueología Con Relación a Las Prácticas Cefálicas en Mesoamérica Duncan, William N. 01 January 2013 (has links) Presented as a Invited guest speaker via skype to the course “Anthropology of the Human Body.” Sociology and Anthropology Anthropology Biological and Physical Anthropology
126	Political and Religious Aspects of Ritual Violence Among the Postclassic Maya in Northern Guatemala (AD 950-1524) Duncan, William N. 01 January 2012 (has links) Presented as a Invited guest speaker for the series “Art at the Threshold: Language, Image and Ritual." Sociology and Anthropology Anthropology Biological and Physical Anthropology
127	Validating Foundational Assumptions of Dental Morphology Using Quantitative Genetics Paul, Kathleen, Stojanowski, Christopher, Duncan, William N. 12 February 2019 (has links) Abstract available in the American Journal of Physical Anthropology Sociology and Anthropology Anthropology Biological and Physical Anthropology
128	Hemispheric, Regional, and Intracemetery Approaches to Studying Dental Morphological Variation in the New World Duncan, William N. 01 January 2013 (has links) Abstract available in the American Journal of Physical Anthropology Sociology and Anthropology Anthropology Biological and Physical Anthropology
129	Using a Regional Approach to Distinguish Aggressors and Victims in the Archaeological Record Duncan, William N. 01 January 2012 (has links) Abstract available in the American Journal of Physical Anthropology Sociology and Anthropology Anthropology Biological and Physical Anthropology
130	Effects of Incomplete Nonsyndromic Squamosal Craniosynostosis on Cranial Shape in an Archaeological Specimen. Duncan, William N. 01 January 2011 (has links) Abstract available in the American Journal of Physical Anthropology Sociology and Anthropology Anthropology Biological and Physical Anthropology

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