Graduate Student Accomplishments
Papers and Posters at Conferences
Rachana Agarwal
Discussant for panel "Paths to Education," at Metamorphoses: An Interdisciplinary Investigation into the Processes of Social Change and Transformation," 2008.
"Learning Identity: Education, Youth Culture, and Nationalism in Contemporary Palau," poster at the Spencer Annual Conference "Education and the Pursuit of Social Justice," 2007.
"Symbolic Capitol: A Postcolonial Interpretation of the New Olbiil Era Kelulau Complex in the Republic of Palau," poster presented at the Fourth Annual Greater Boston Anthropology Consortium Student Conference, and at the Asian/Pacific/American Research Cluster (APARC) at the University of California, Santa Cruz, 2007.
"Of Schools and Selves: A Critical Assessment of Education in Micronesia," at the 50th anniversity conference of the Comparative and International Education Society, 2006.
Emily Canning
"Script Shifting and Indexical Potentiality in Central Asia," at the American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, Philadephia, December 2009.
"For Love of Lashon: American Language Ideologies of Hebrew and Yiddish," at the Australian Association of Jewish Studies Conference, Sydney, Australia, February 2009.
Best Poster Prize for "The Right to a Writing System: Essentialisms in Uyghur and Han Identity Formation," at the fifth annual Greater Boston Anthropology Consortium Student Conference, 2008.
Bryce Davenport
"Birth Through Bloodletting: Regenerating Life in the Classic Maya World," at the Joint Spring Meeting of the Society for Psychological Anthropology and the Society for the Anthropology of Religion, March 2009.
Raffaele Florio
"Italian Friars, Monks and Merchants in 1436: Fortunes and Misfortunes in the Collision of Medieval and Renaissance Worlds," at the 44th Annual International Congress on Medieval Studies, May 2009.
"Where Did the Goddess Go? Visual Culture and the Sacred Feminine," at Plymouth State University's 30th Annual Medieval and Renaissance Forum, April 2009.
"Holistic History and the Backyard Exotic," at the Northeastern Anthropological Association annual conference, March 2009.
Casey Golomski
"Power in Potentia: Bodiesand Signs in Swazi Zion Ritual," at the American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, Philadephia, December 2009.
"Death in Suspension: Corpse Contestation as Transitional Phenomena in Contemporary Swaziland," at the Joint Spring Meeting of the Society for Psychological Anthropology and the Society for the Anthropology of Religion, March 2009.
"Temperamental Voices: Changing Families and their Ancestors in Swaziland" at Boston University Graduate Research Conference in African Studies, March 2009.
"Documenting Southern African Songs Using Multimedia Technologies" (coauthored with Beth Restrick and Katsuki Sakai) at Boston University Graduate Research Conference in African Studies, March 2009.
"The Structural Study of Meat: Food, Sex/Gender and Power in Swazi Lore and Practice" poster at the 6th Annual Greater Boston Anthropology Consortium Student Conference, 2009.
"Death in Suspension: Contested Corpses as Transitional Objects in Contemporary Swaziland" at the fifth annual graduate conference of the Department of English and American Literature at Brandeis University, 2008.
"Tom Sach’s Logjam: Policing the Senses," panelist in "Bricolage Revisited: A Roundable on Materiality and the Science of the Concrete," 2007.
"Hmong-American Identity and Household Space" and "Cookbooks as Cultural Artifacts Articulating Gender and Nationalism, 1945-1965," at the Midwest Sociological Society and North Central Sociological Association Conference, 2007.
Jessica Hardin
"Food, Feasting and Embodiment: Dealing with Chronic Illness and Maintaining Social Relationships in American Samoa," at the American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, Philadephia, December 2009.
“Intersecting Samoan Discourses: Embodiment and Chronic Illness,” at the Society for Medical Anthropology conference, New Haven, September 2009. Co-Chair and Co-organizer of panel titled “Articulations and Experiences: Biomedicines in the Asia-Pacific Region.”
"Shifting Body Ideals, Food Practices and Health: Samoan Women in Hawaii," at the American Ethnological Society Conference, Transnational Anthropologies: Convergences and Divergences in Globalized Disciplinary Networks, Vancouver, Canada, May 2009.
"Taro or Burgers?: Meals, Space, Place and Fa'a Samoa [the Samoan way]" at the Northeastern Anthropological Association Conference, March 2009.
"Constructing Social Boundaries: Remaking Fale Aitu in Hawaii," winner of the Best Paper Award at the 6th Annual Greater Boston Anthropology Consortium Student Conference, February 2009.
“Folk Knowledge, Medical Canon and Preventable Disease: American Samoa and Hawaii," at the East West Center International Conference, "Building an Asia Pacific Community: Unity in Diversity," in Bali, Indonesia, November 2008.
Samia Huq
"Music of the Heart: Singing, Piety and Gender Transformation in Urban Bangladesh," at the Biannual Inter-Asia Cultural Studies Conference, Tokyo, July 2009.
"Islam in Urban Bangladesh: Between Negotiation and Appropriation," at the Pathways of Women's Empowerment Conference, Cairo, January 2009.
“Tracking Changes in Religion and Sexuality in Bangladesh” at the 16th Congress of The International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences in Kunming, China, July 2008 [conference postponed].
Suma Ikeuchi
"The Body That We Inherit:Changing Bodies and the Rise of Eating Disorders in Japan 1868-Present," poster at the American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, Philadephia, December 2009.
“One Name, Plural Realities: The Experience of Women with Eating Disorders in Contemporary Japan,” at the Society for Medical Anthropology conference, New Haven, September 2009. Co-Chair and Co-organizer of panel titled “Articulations and Experiences: Biomedicines in the Asia-Pacific Region”.
"Beyond the Victim/Victimizer Dichotomy: the Analysis of the Interactive Gender Play at a Japanese Hostess Club," at "Persisting Inequalities," Women's Studies Student Conference, WSRC, Brandeis University, May 2009.
"Swallowing Change: The Rise of Eating Disorders in Modern Japan," at Bringing the Body Back In: Toward a Corporeal Social Science, Sociologists for Women in Society conference at the University of Arizona, April 2009.
Ieva Jusionyte
"Writing on the Margins: How Journalists Negotiate Borders and the State in a Northern Argentinean Town," at the 6th Annual Greater Boston Anthropology Consortium Student Conference, February 2009.
"Me and the World: On Lithuania, Guatemala, and the Idea of Social Citizenship," at the Annual Santara-Sviesa Conference, Alanta, Lithuania, 2008.
"Alert on the Border: Two Events in the Argentinean Frontier and One Possible Interpretation," at the Annual Seminar of Social Sciences and Humanities, Juodkrante, Lithuania, 2008.
"Babel Today: On the Dialogue Among Nations and Its Limits," at the 54th Annual Santara-Sviesa Conference, 2007.
“'Lost', According to J. L. Borges: Ethnographic Labyrinths of Time," at the Annual Seminar of Social Sciences and Humanities, Juodkrante, Lithuania, 2007.
"A Gardener with a Camera: Local Knowledge in a Global Context," at the 7th International Congress for Philosophy: Science, Technology, and Globalization in Guatemala City, 2007.
Anna Jaysane-Darr
"(American) Dream Deferred: Press Coverage of South Sudanese Resettlement in the United States," at the American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, December 2009.
Anna Jaysane-Darr (with Rose Beatriz Stimson)
"Leave the Bones and Catch the Land: Development and Implications of Interactive Ethnography," at the 106th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropology Association in November and at the Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Anthropological Association, 2007, where it garnered the Estellie Smith Graduate Prize.
Eric Michael Kelley
"The Art and Politics of Avá-Guaraní Shamanic Performances in Eastern Paraguay," at the Fulbright Regional Enhancement Seminar in Montevideo, Uruguay and at the Centro Cultural Paraguayo Americano (CCPA) in Asunción, Paraguay, 2007.
"Shamanic Performances of the Avá-Guaraní of Paraguay." Invited lecture for the Wachusett Navigators Club, 2006.
Melanie Kingsley
"Digging Identity: Recognizing Borders Among the Ancient Maya," presenter and session chair at the Society of American Archaeology Annual Meeting, April 2009.
"People or Objects: Long Distance Exchange and Commissioned Craft Production" by Zachary X. Hruby and Melanie J. Kingsley at the 107th American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting in San Francisco, Nov. 2008.
"Comercio, Intercambio de Bienes y la Costa del Caribe" (co-author with Zachary X. Hruby et al.) at the Symposium of Archaeological Investigation in Guatemala, 2008.
"Long Distance Gifting and Commissioned Craft Production?: Theorizing Inter-Site Elite Exchange" (first author with Zachary X. Hruby) at the Society of American Archaeology Annual Meeting, March 2008
"Lithic Goods and Maritime Trade on the Caribbean Coast of Guatemala: Theory and Preliminary Observations" (first author, with Zachary Hruby, Alejandro Gillot, and Griselda Perez Robles) at the Third Maya Lithics Conference in Guatemala, 2007.
"El Proyecto Costa Caribe: Resultados Preliminares de la Primera Temporada" (co-author with Zachary X. Hruby et al.) at the Symposium of Archaeological Investigation in Guatemala, 2007.
Julia Kirst
"Undoing Goodness Itself: A Proposal for a Critical Look at the Work of Helping Troubled Youth," at the American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, December 2009.
"Intervention Discourses: Are 'Children in Need of Services' Comparable to 'Countries in Need of Aid'?" at the Society for Applied Anthropology Annual Meeting, March 2009.
Arnaud Lambert
“The Cupulate Complexes of Chalcatzingo, Morelos, Mexico,” 2007 Rock Art Symposium, November 2007.
"The Cosmological Significance of the Scroll Motif in the Rock Carvings of Chalcatzingo," at the Third Annual Greater Boston Anthropology Consortium Student Conference, 2006.
Laura Ligouri
"The Search for Understanding: Trauma and the Path Towards Recovery in Contemporary Palestine," at the Joint Spring Meeting of the Society for Psychological Anthropology and the Society for the Anthropology of Religion, March 2009.
“Pathways to the Heart: Middle Eastern Dance as a Pathway to Culture in Post-9/11 United States,” at the 48th Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Anthropological Association, in Amherst, MA, and at the Joint Meeting of the Society for the Anthropology of North America (SANA) and the American Ethnological Society (AES) in North Carolina, 2008.
“Pathways to the Heart: Middle Eastern Dance as a Pathway to Culture in Post-9/11 United States, Poster at the Fifth Annual Greater Boston Anthropology Consortium Student Conference, 2008.
Carlos Martinez Ruiz
"Political Charisma, Symbolic Power, and Collective Organizing: The Victory of Mauricio Funes in ElSalvador," at the American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, December 2009.
Betsy Marzahn-Ramos
"Using Semiotics to Understand the Materialization of Identity," presenter and session chair at the Society of American Archaeology Annual Meeting, April 2009.
"Investigations at the Late Preclassic Maya Site El Zancudero," at the Society of American Archaeology Annual Meeting, March 2008.
"Rutas de Transporte, Relaciones Políticas, y El Intercambio Económico entre Piedras Negras y Yaxchilan Durante el Periodo Clásico" (co-author with Golden, C. et al.) at the Symposium of Archaeological Investigation in Guatemala, 2007.
"La Frontera Actual, La Frontera Antigua: Resultados de la Temporada de Campo 2006 en El Parque Nacional Sierra del Lacandón" (co-author with Golden, C. et al.) at the Symposium of Archaeological Investigation in Guatemala, 2006.
Casey Miller
"At the End(s) of the Rainbow: Rethinking the Limits and Extents of Globalization," at the American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, December 2009.
"Pragmatism's Promises and Pitfalls: The Importance of 'Theory' in the Anthropology of HIV/AIDS," at the Society for Medical Anthropology conference, New Haven, September 2009.
"Imagining Identities and Creating Community through HIV/AIDS Activism in a Chinese Grassroots Gay Men’s Group," at the New England meeting of the Association for Asian Studies and at the American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, November 2008.
Discussant on panel "Touring Identities" at Metamorphoses: An Interdisciplinary Investigation into the Processes of Social Change and Transformation, 2008.
"Manifold Margins: Locality, Nationality, and Internationality of Chinese Gay Organizations." Panelist in "Sexualities and the National Body in Asia: an Interdisciplinary Symposium," 2007.
"An Ethnographic Investigation into the Effects of the Internet on the Development of Gay East Asian Communities, Cultures, and Identities" presented at the Fourth Annual Greater Boston Anthropology Consortium, 2007.
Discussant for "AIDS in China: Current Status, Recent Progress, and Challenges for the Next Phase," at the AIDS in Asia Symposium, Brandeis University, 2006.
Elisabeth Moolenaar
"Beyond Dragon Ladies, Women Warriors and China Men: Heritage Travel and Gendered Selves and Sexualities," at the 16th Congress of The International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences in Kunming, China, July 2008 [conference postponed].
"Beyond Dragon Ladies, Women Warriors and China Men: Heritage Travel and Gendered Selves and Sexualities," at the 6th International Diversity Conference (July 2007) and the annual New England American Studies Association conference (Nov 2007).
"Chinese Heritage Travel and Gendered Selves & Sexualities." Panelist in "Sexualities and the National Body in Asia: an Interdisciplinary Symposium," 2007.
"The New England Holocaust Memorial: Potentialities of Modernity Revisited," poster co-authored with Mrinalini Tankha at the American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, 2006.
Katie Plocheck
"Resistance Through Redefinition: How Culture Works in Gay-parented families in the United States," at Queertopia! 2.0 at Northwestern University, and at Persisting Inequalities," Women's Studies Student Conference, WSRC, Brandeis University, May 2009.
Ellen Rovner
"Eating and Arguing: the Sisterhood, Value and Serious Sociability," poster at the 6th Annual Greater Boston Anthropology Consortium Student Conference, 2009.
"Death and Ritual Symbolism of the Rebirth at a Seder," at the International Conference on the Social Context of Death, Dying and Disposal, 2005.
Ellen Rovner and Hillary Waterman
"Consuming Class: Conflicts in Meanings and Practices Surrounding Food in a Vacation Household," at the Joint Conference of the Association for the Study of Food and Society and The Agriculture, Food, and Human Values Society, 2006.
Miki Sisco
"Who's On Top?: Power, Agency, and Choice in Women's Consumption of Pornographic Films," at "Persisting Inequalities," Women's Studies Student Conference, WSRC, Brandeis University, May 2009.
"Who's On Top?: Power, Agency, and Choice in Women's Consumption of Pornographic Films," at Brandeis Graduate Students' Poster Symposium, Brandeis University, April 2009.
Donald A. Slater
"Power Materialized: The Dart Thrower as a Pan-Mesoamerican Status Symbol," at the 41st Annual Chacmool Conference, Calgary, November 2008.
Mrinalini Tankha
"Currency Counterpoints: Social Practices of Money in 21st Century Cuba," at The Measure of a Revolution: Cuba 1959-2009. Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada, May, 2009.
"Cubanos Convertibles: Multiple Currencies and the Family in Cuba," Transnational Families Colloquium, Department of Sociology, Brandeis University, 2008.
"Touring Money: Uses and Meanings of Currencies in 21st Century Cuba," at Metamorphoses: An Interdisciplinary Investigation into the Processes of Social Change and Transformation, 2008.
Best paper prize for "Touring Money: Uses and Meanings of Currencies in 21st Century Cuba," at the Fifth Annual Greater Boston Anthropology Consortium Student Conference, 2008.
"The New England Holocaust Memorial: Potentialities of Modernity Revisited," poster co-authored with Elisabeth Moolenaar at the American Anthropology Association Annual Meeting, 2006.
Allison B. Taylor
"Identity Construction in the Somali Diaspora: Media Narratives, Power, and Resistance," at the American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, December 2009."One Religion, One People: Trauma, Meaning-Making and Islam in the Somali Diaspora," at the Joint Spring Meeting of the Society for Psychological Anthropology and the Society for the Anthropology of Religion, March 2009.
"Diasporic Identities, Diasporic Spaces: Trauma and Coping among Somali Refugees," Transnational Families Colloquium, Department of Sociology, Brandeis University, 2008.
"Rolling up the 'Welcome Mat': the Dynamics of Local Community Response to Refugees and Immigrants," Invited speaker on "Somali Refugees: Seeking Peace and Justice," Brandeis University, April 2008.
"Talking to the 'Real' Somalis: Identity and Authenticity in an African Diaspora," at the 16th Annual Graduate Research Conference in African Studies, Boston University, March 2008.
Best paper prize for "Seeking Asylum: Power, Resistance, and Assistance," presented at the Fourth Annual Greater Boston Anthropology Consortium, 2007.
"Social Services for Refugees in the U.S.: Parallel Narratives of Need and Help," at the American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting, 2006.
Grants and Fellowships
Rachana Agarwal
Spencer Foundation Graduate Research Grant in Education, 2005-2006, 2007-2008
Sachar Grant for project on "Learning Identity: Education, Youth Culture, and Nationalism in Contemporary Palau," 2007
Casey Golomski
Mellon Dissertation Research Grant, 2009.
Fulbright-Hays Intensive Intermediate-Advanced Zulu Group Project Abroad, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, 2009.
Jessica Hardin
Mellon Dissertation Research Grant, 2009.
Firebird Foundation for Anthropological Research Grant for oral literature collection in American Samoa, 2009
Anna Jaysane-Darr
Mellon Dissertation Research Grant, 2009.
Laura John
Mellon Dissertation Research Grant, 2009.
Ieva Jusionyte
Mellon Dissertation Research Grant, Sachar Award and Jane's Travel Grant for Writing on the Margins of theState: How Representations of Violence Are Negotiated in an Argentinean BorderTown," Summer 2009.
Eric Michael Kelley
Fulbright Grant for research in Paraguay, 2006-2007
Exploration Fund Grant for research in Paraguay, 2006-2007 (Explorers Club)
Jane's Travel Grant for "The Art and Politics of Avá-Guaraní Shamanic Performances in Eastern Paraguay," 2005
Melanie Kingsley
Mellon Dissertation Research Grant and Sachar Award, Summer 2009.
Short-term Pre-doctoral residency, Dumbarton Oaks (an institute of Harvard University), 2009
Sachar Grant for "Mapping the Borderlands--the site of Tecolote in Sierra de Lacandon National Park" 2008
Jane's Travel Grant for "In Search of Nito: Preliminary Survey of Southeastern Guatemala," 2007
Júlia Kirst
Mellon Dissertation Research Grant, 2009.
Spencer Foundation Graduate Fellowship in Education, 2007-2008.
Arnaud Lambert
Jane's Travel Grant for project on "Rereading the Olmec 'Presence' in Southeastern Mesoamerica," 2005.
Laura Ligouri
Schusterman Scholar, 2009-2010.
Betsy Marzahn-Ramos
Mellon Dissertation Research Grant, 2009.
Short-term Pre-doctoral residency, Dumbarton Oaks (an institute of Harvard University), 2009.
Jane's Travel Grant for project on "Style, Affiliation, and Regional Political Dynamics: Small Classic Maya Sites in the Usumacinta River Region," 2007.
Jane's Travel Grant for project on "Non-elite Households in the Classic Period Maya Borderlands," 2006.
Sachar Grant for project on "Classic Maya Non-elites, Role & Identity in Intersite Exchange," 2006.
Casey Miller
Sachar Grant for "Homosexuality, AIDS, and Grassroots Activism in a Chinese Gay Men's Organization, 2008.
Elisabeth Moolenaar
Mellon Dissertation Research Grant, 2009.
Donald A. Slater
Mellon Dissertation Research Grant and Jane's Travel Grant, 2009.
Mrinalini Tankha
International Dissertation Research Fellowship from the Social Science Research Council, 2009.
Mellon Dissertation Research Grant and Sachar Award, Summer 2009.
Institute for Money, Technology and Financial Inclusion at the University of California, Irvine grant for dissertation research, 2009.
Sachar Grant and Jane's Travel Grant for project on "Touring Money: Uses and Meanings of Currencies in 21st Century Cuba," 2007.
Allison Taylor
Mellon Dissertation Research Grant, 2009.
Teaching Positions, Awards, and Appointments
Shukti Chaudhuri-Brill
University Prize Instructorship, Spring 2010.
Casey Golomski
"Peoples and Cultures," Department of Sociology-Anthropology, Northeastern University, Fall 2009.
Outstanding Teaching Fellow, Brandeis University, 2008.
Eric Michael Kelley
Introduction to Anthropology, MIT, Fall 2008.
Conquest of America, Department of Anthropology, MIT, 2008.
Teaching Associate, Department of Anthropology, MIT, 2007.
Júlia Kirst
Opportunities List Editor, National Association of Student Anthropologists, 2009-2011.
Cultural Anthropology, Northern Essex Community College, 2008-2009.
Gender and Society, Merrimack College in North Andover, MA, 2008-2009.
Lecturer, Department of Anthropology, Brandeis University, 2008.
Outstanding Teaching Fellow, Brandeis University, 2007.
The Worlds of Men: Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Masculinity at the Experimental College, Tufts University, 2005.
Arnaud Lambert
Assistant Professor (TT) of Anthropology at Onondaga Community College, New York, 2007-present.
Human Geography and Principles of Sociology, Massasoit Community College, 2007.
World Archaeology & Principles of Sociology, Cape Cod Community College, 2006.
Human Origins, Brandeis University Summer School, 2006.
Betsy Marzahn-Ramos
Adjunct Instructor, Wagner College, 2007-2008. Courses include The Ancient and Modern Maya and Introduction to Archaeology.
Donald A. Slater
Robert A. Manners Prize 2009.
Educator, Robert S. Peabody Museum of Archeology, 2002-present.
Publications
Raffaele Florio
"Geometry" in Discovery and Invention: A Historical Encyclopedia of Science, Technology and Science. M.E. Sharpe: 2009.
"Time Keeping" in Discovery and Invention: A Historical Encyclopedia of Science, Technology and Science. M.E. Sharpe: 2009.
"Reviving the Great Conversation: Using Rafael's School of Athens as a Model for Modern Higher Education." History of Education Fall 2009.
Casey Golomski
"Amaculo aseNingizimu Afrika - Songs of South Africa" (coauthored with Beth Restrick and Katsuki Sakai), online educational resource, Boston University African Studies Center, 2008. http://sites.google.com/site/isizulu3/
Samia Huq
"Refashioning Islam: elite women and piety in Bangladesh” in Contemporary Islam, Springer Netherlands, Vol 2, Number 1, March 2008.
Anna Jaysane-Darr
"Galaxies of Meaning: Semiotics in Media Theory" accepted for publication by Semiotica.
Betsy Marzahn-Ramos
“Levantamiento de los Sitios El Kinel y Zancudero, 2007”. Marzahn-Ramos, B. In Proyecto Régional Arqueológico Sierra del Lacandón: Informe No. 5: Investigaciones Arqueológicas en la Comunidad de La Técnica Agropecuaria y Área Sur del Parque Nacional Sierra del Lacandón, edited by A. K. Scherer, C. W. Golden and R. Vasquez, pp. 107-112. Report Presented to the Instituto de Antropología e Historia de Guatemala (IDAEH), Guatemala, 2007.
(co-author with others as listed)
"Excavaciones en la Estructura H10-1, Sector Norte de El Kinel." Co-author with C.W. Golden and R. Vásquez. In Proyecto Régional Arqueológico Sierra del Lacandón: Informe No. 5: Investigaciones Arqueológicas en la Comunidad de La Técnica Agropecuaria y Área Sur del Parque Nacional Sierra del Lacandón, edited by A. K. Scherer, C. W. Golden and R. Vásquez, pp. 15-40. Report Presented to the Instituto de Antropología e Historia de Guatemala (IDAEH). Guatemala, 2007.
"Análisis Preliminar de Cerámica, Temporada 2006." Co-author with A.L. Arroyave, G. Pérez Robles, and J. C. Meléndez. In Proyecto Régional Arqueológico Sierra del Lacandón: Informe Preliminar No. 4: Investigaciones Arqueológicas en la Comunidad de La Técnica y el Área Sur del Parque Nacional Sierra del Sierra del Lacandón, edited by C. W. Golden, A. K. Scherer and R. Vásquez. Report Presented to Instituto de Antropología e Historia de Guatemala (IDAEH), Guatemala City, 2006.
"Excavaciones en El Kinel: Grupo Norte, Operacion 1." Co-author with F. Quiroa Flores and J. C. Melendez. In Informe Preliminar No. 4: Investigaciones Arqueológicas en la Comunidad de La Técnica y el Área Sur del Parque Nacional Sierra del Sierra del Lacandón, edited by C. W. Golden, A. K. Scherer and R. Vasquez, pp. 26-32. Report Presented to Instituto de Antropología e Historia de Guatemala (IDAEH), Guatemala, 2006.
Donald A. Slater
"Power Materialized: The Dart Thrower as a Pan-Mesoamerican Status Symbol" under review for publication in Ancient Mesoamerica.
(co-authored with other authors as listed)
"Landscapes of Memory and Power at Joya, Yucatan” (co-authored with Scott R. Hutson, Aline Magnoni, Travis W. Stanton, and Scott Johnson) under review for publication in Power and Identity in Archaeological Theory and Practice: Case Studies from Ancient Mesoamerica, edited by Eleanor Harrison-Buck.