Lisbeth Louderback

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Peter Yaworsky

Aarhus University

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Brian Frank Codding

University of Utah

UNITED STATES

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Erick Robinson

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Boise State University

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Simon Brewer

Associate Professor

University of Utah

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Lisbeth Louderback

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A Morphometric Analysis of Starch Granules from Two Dioscorea Species

Starch Granule Evidence for Biscuitroot (Lomatium spp.) Processing at Upland Rock Art Sites in Warner Valley, Oregon

Starch Granule Yields from Open-Air Metates Unaffected by Environmental Contamination

Evidence for human‐caused founder effect in populations of Solanum jamesii at archaeological sites: II. Genetic sequencing establishes ancient transport across the Southwest USA

An investment index for lithic technology: Implications for investment, mobility, and division of labor on the Colorado Plateau, USA

Identification of starch granules on ground stone tools exposed to fire

Mother Tubers of Wild Potato Solanum jamesii can Make Shoots Five Times

Socioecological Dynamics Structuring the Spread of Farming in the North American Basin-Plateau Region

Direct Evidence for Geophyte Exploitation in the Wyoming Basin

Climate-Driven Dietary Change on the Colorado Plateau, USA, and Implications for Gender-Specific Foraging Patterns

Morphometric Identification of Starch Granules From Archaeological Contexts: Diagnostic Characteristics of Seven Major North American Plant Families

Plant species richness at archaeological sites suggests ecological legacy of Indigenous subsistence on the Colorado Plateau

Evidence for human‐caused founder effect in populations of Solanum jamesii found at archaeological sites: I. Breeding experiments and the geography of sexual reproduction

Starch Granule Size and Morphology as a Proxy for Water Regime Influence on Zea mays

Holocene vegetation and climate change on the Colorado Plateau in southern Utah, USA

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Peter Yaworsky

Brian Frank Codding

Erick Robinson

Simon Brewer

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