In any case, since I was really impressed with the breadth of topics my students decided to cover, I figured I'd post here the titles of their papers in order to give the AVRPI readership an idea of what young minds interested in archaeology are coming up with these days. Here they are, in the order in which they were presented in class:
- Interpreting Gendered Social Identities Using Archaeological Evidence: The Canadian West Coast
- Intraregional Analysis of Bronze Age Burials in Scotland
- Remote Sensing in Archaeology: UAV-Based Aerial Photography
- The Calico Early Man Site: Artifacts or Geofacts?
- Division of Labour in Relation to Gender in the Folsom Tradition
- Uncovering the "Lost Sisterhood": Historical Archaeology in the Red-Light District of Los Angeles, California
- Uncharted Waters: Problems with the Chronology of Underwater Archaeological Sites in Florida
- Ancient DNA and the Archaeology of Disease: Pathogen DNA from Archaeological Remains Provides a Definitive Diagnosis
- The Norte Chico and Chavin Civilizations of Peru
- Graeco-Thracian Relations in the Classical Period
- Nasca, Peru: Its Pottery and Culture
- Middle and Upper Paleolithic Burial Analysis: Implications for Neanderthal Cognitive Thought
- Comparison of Archaeological Techniques Applied to Prehistoric and Forensic Contexts
- A Comparative Analysis of the Monumental Archaeology of Easter Island (Rapa Nui) Moai and the Afghan Buddhas in the Bamiyan Valley