Traci Ardren

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University of Miami

United States

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Traci Ardren is a Professor at the University of Miami, USA. Her research focuses on historical ecology, urbanism, and governance in ancient civilizations, particularly the Maya and pre-Columbian South Florida. Recent publications include studies on freshwater lenses in the Florida Keys, the political anthropology of the Classic Maya period, and the cultivation of cacao within sacred groves.

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Chronology building in the Ancestral Florida Keys

Wild fruits, forager children and secret treats in pre-Columbian South Florida

Inequality, urbanism, and governance at Coba and the Northern Maya Lowlands

In Support of Sustainability: The Historical Ecology of Vertebrate Biodiversity and Native American Harvest Practices in the Florida Keys, USA

In Support of Sustainability: The Historical Ecology of Vertebrate Biodiversity and Native American Harvest Practices in the Florida Keys, USA

Ancient Maya Politics: A Political Anthropology of the Classic Period 150-900 CE

Soil biomarkers of cacao tree cultivation in the sacred cacao groves of the northern Maya lowlands

The Spanish wells: Freshwater lenses and the Florida Keys

A space of One's own: Houselot size among the ancient Maya

Relational Economies of Reciprocal Gifting A Case Study of Exchanges in Ancient Maya Marriage and War

'Structure' density, area, and volume as complementary tools to understand Maya Settlement: An analysis of lidar data along the great road between Coba and Yaxuna

Household garden plant agency in the creation of Classic Maya social identities

Partaking in Culinary Heritage at Yaxunah, Yucatan during the 2017 Noma Mexico Pop-Up

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Scott Hutson

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