Publications & Presentations

Publications Produced with Support from the Archaeometry Laboratory

Since 1988, the MURR Archaeometry Laboratory has been instrumental in publishing over 370 separate scientific publications. These include articles in peer-reviewed journals, book chapters, published conference proceedings, graduate-level theses and dissertations, newsletters (local, regional, and national), and Web pages. A full bibliographic listing of these publications can be found here…

Table 1. Summary statistics for publications produced by or in cooperation with the MURR Archaeometry Laboratory

Year Total Refereed Articles Book Chapters & Conference Proceedings Theses and Dissertations Newsletter & Web-site Articles
1988
5
3
2
0
0
1989
2
1
0
0
1
1990
9
7
2
0
0
1991
4
2
0
2
0
1992
16
7
8
1
0
1993
12
10
1
1
0
1994
20
10
7
3
0
1995
21
14
3
3
1
1996
15
9
1
4
1
1997
20
9
4
7
0
1998
32
13
8
10
1
1999
21
12
1
7
1
2000
33
16
5
12
0
2001
16
6
2
5
3
2002
63
17
32
13
1
2003
17
6
2
8
1
2004
19
12
3
4
0
2005
33
9
20
4
1
2006
30
15
9
6
0
2007
39
18
15
5
1
2008
37
18
6
5
7
2009
15
9
4
2
0
Total
479
223
135
100
17

 

Presentations and Posters Generated with Support from the Archaeometry Laboratory

In addition to publishing research reports, the staff of the MURR Archaeometry Laboratory actively promote their research to colleagues and the general public at national and international conferences. The laboratory also regularly organizes symposia and sessions at these meetings to showcase recent research in archaeometric methods and applications. A full bibliographic listing of these publications can be found here…

Table 2. Summary statistics for presentations and posters produced by or in cooperation with the MURR Archaeometry Laboratory

Year Total
1988
2
1989
0
1990
4
1991
3
1992
8
1993
7
1994
12
1995
17
1996
21
1997
17
1998
24
1999
28
2000
26
2001
14
2002
26
2003
22
2004
23
2005
30
2006
31
2007
17
2008
25
2009 (Planned)
20

 

Graduate Degrees Awarded to Students who have Received Support from the Archaeometry Laboratory

The MURR Archaeometry Laboratory encourages scholarly research and academic development a top priority. As such, we welcome opportunities to collaborate with the bright young students from across the globe. Since 1988, the Archaeometry Laboratory has provided analytical services for a large number of students pursuing graduate degrees in chemistry and archaeology. In addition, the lab regularly trains undergraduate and graduate students, and operates an internship program for graduate student. A partial listing of these theses and dissertations can be found here…

Table 3. Summary statistics for graduate degrees awarded to students in cooperation with the MURR Archaeometry Laboratory

Affiliation M.A. & M.S.
(completed)		 Ph.D.
(completed)
University of Missouri
9
5
Other Universities
21
71
Total
30
76

 

Books & Edited Volumes Prepared by Archaeometry Laboratory Staff

The present and former staff of the Archaeometry Laboratory have compiled special-topic papers into five books. Based on broad archaeological topics, the papers in these volumes are classic case studies of how archaeometric techniques can be used to expand archaeological inquiry…

 

Recent research reported by the Archaeometry Lab at MURR after June 2009 is based on support by the National Science Foundation under our current grant number 0802757. Earlier research was supported by several NSF grants, including the following numbers: 8801707, 9102016, 9503035, 9802366, 9977237, 0102325, 0405042, 0504015, and 0802757. Any opinions, findings and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.

Last Updated November 20, 2009
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