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Journal of Anthropological and Archaeological Sciences is an open access journal welcomes all archaeologists and scientists from different scientific backgrounds. This journal covers all areas of archaeology and anthropology including geoarchaeology, geochronology, Sociocultural anthropology, Philosophical Anthropology, archaeozoology, genetics, material analysis and conservation science. JAAS journal helps to learn the basic scientific principles and how scientific methodology can be used to analyze real world problems, including societal issues that can be informed by studies of past cultures. This journal helps to cultivate an informed awareness of the peoples, cultures, languages, and nations of the world, gaining a greater understanding and appreciation of the varieties of human experience across time and space and a basic understanding of evolutionary concepts in general, and human evolution specifically. This journal welcomes all the Original Research Papers, Mini Reviews, Review Articles, Opinions, Editorials, etc. in all major fields of the anthropological and archaeological sciences.
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Nicholas P Jew had over fifteen years of archaeological experience in the field, classroom, laboratory, CRM, and mentoring undergraduates and graduate students. I love archaeology and teaching. He is interested in archaeometric approaches to understanding questions related to prehistoric maritime, coastal, and island societies. I have worked on Easter Island (Rapa Nui), Aleutians, Oregon, California, Alaska, and my current research focuses on Californias Channel Islands and Oregon coast. His primary interests focus on paleoenvironmental reconstructions and understanding the dynamic complex nature between humans and their environments. I am also interested in stable isotopes, geochemistry, chronometric dating, and statistics.
Peopling of the Americas, hunter & gatherer evolution, human sedentism & mobility, island & coastal archaeology, chronometric dating techniques, paleoecology, stable isotopes, geochemistry, cultural resource management, lithic analysis, statistics & quantitative analyses, environmental archaeology, archaeometry, and sclerochronology
Dr. Gibaja is a worldwide recognized specialist in Mediterranean Archaeology. He is one of the most recognized specialists in use-wear analysis and quantification methods with confocal microscopy of lithic industry from funeral contexts. He has been a Postdoctoral fellow at the University of Algarve (Portugal) and has done multiple stays in different research centers such as CNRS (France) or University of Khöln (Germany) and University of York (UK). His research has focused mainly on the Mesolithic-Neolithic transition from Greece to Portugal and Morocco. He has much experience in supervising research works. He has directed seven Phd Theses, is currently supervising seven more theses and has been responsible for 9 scholarships tackling different aspects: Mesolithic and Neolithic Archaeology, Funerary Practices, Radiocarbon dates and use-wear analysis. In parallel, he is heavily involved in scientific dissemination, by directing several national projects more specifically turned towards disadvantaged people often forgotten by dissemination.
Prehistory, Mesolithic, Neolithic, Europe, scientific dissemination
Pier Paolo Petrone is Head of the Laboratory of Human Osteo biology and Forensic Anthropology, Department of Advanced Biomedical Science, II Policlinico, University of Naples Federico II, Italy. He is expertise in Physical and Forensic Anthropology, Paleopathology, Paleobiology, Forensic and Bio archaeology. From 1985 to present Scientific collaborations with the Italian Ministry of Culture Heritage and other international cultural and scientific institutions. He appeared in numerous Scientific Documentaries in various television series and channels world widely.
Physical and Forensic Anthropology, Paleopathology, Paleobiology, Forensic and Bioarchaeology
Carles Manera Erbina is Professor of History and Economic Institutions, Department of Applied Economics, University of the Balearic Islands, Spain. He pursed Doctor in History (1987) and Economics (200) from the University of Barcelona. He is President of the Economic and Social Council of the Balearic Islands from 2007 till date. He is the author of 10 books and 187 works of specialization in Economics and Economic History. Scientific specialization includes economic growth, tourism economy, Great Recession.
Economic growth, Tourism economy, Great Recession
Wang Dawei is the executive dean of Shanghai Academy of Fine Arts, member of Seventh Design Subject Review Panel of Academic Degree Commission of the State Council, and chairman of Shanghai Creative Designers Association. In China, he has first proposed the subject concept of "public art" and joined with academic resources to create the international public art award.
Cui Weihong is a Chinese remote sensing and GIS scientist. He is full professor of Aerospace Information Research Institute CAS, who is engaged in research in the field of aerospace, space-based information systems and the use of space-time data structures. He graduated with honors from Moscow State University of MIIGAIK was awarded the title of honorary science doctor in 2019 by the MIIGAIK University. Received the United Nations fellowship (1984), He was the visiting Associate Professor of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University USA(1985-1990). He has the honor to get the gold medal of the International Eurasian Academy of Sciences. He is the Review expert of The National Natural Science Foundation Committee and the Commissioner for International Affairs of the China International Exchanges Center.
Dr Bérénice Bellina, archaeologist of South and Southeast Asia, is Senior Researcher at the National Centre for Scientific Research. Her research focuses on exchange and cultural transfer processes on the Maritime Silk Road and more especially between South and Southeast Asia. She uses the technological analysis of industries as a means to comprehend sociopolitical processes and to reconstruct the impact of long-distance exchange and local resource acquisition on ethnicity and identity construction. In 2005, she created the Thai-French Archaeological Mission in Upper Thai-Malay Peninsula with Silpakorn University (Bangkok). And since 2017, she directs the Myanmar-French Archaeological Mission in Peninsular Thailand-Myanmar with the Department of Archaeology (Ministry of Religious Affairs and Culture of Myanmar). This programme engages students and researchers from around the world, with the aim of developing a systemic approach of regional exchanges, investigating the co-evolution of different populations and ecosystems in relation to long-distance exchanges from the early/mid first millennium BC to the late first millennium AD. As a consequence, she works at elaborating an archaeology of what have been termed “marginal groups” such as sea nomads, to investigate their history in a long-durée perspective.
Archaeology, Archaeological Science, Connected History, Museology, Social Anthropology and Technology Studies
Marija Horvat works as Senior Research Associate Department of Geology, Croatian Geological Survey today, (Croatia). She pursued her PhD in 2005 in Geology (Petrology and Geochemistry), Eötvös Loránd University, Doctoral School of Earth Sciences, Budapest, Hungary (title: Geochemistry and petrology of granitoids of Papuk and Psunj Mts. (Slavonia, Croatia). She is a member of Croatian Geological Society.
Igneous Petrology, Crystallography and Mineralogy, Natural stone usability
Priyadarsi Debajyoti Roy is a Investigador at Institute of Geology, National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), Mexico. He pursued Ph.D in Natural Sciences, Institute of Mineralogy and Geochemstry, University of Karlsruhe, Germany in 2004, Thesis Title: Mineralogical, geochemical and palaeoclimatic characterisation of the Thar desert playas, Rajasthan, India.
Geochemistry, Quaternary Climate Change, Paleoclimate/ Paleoenvironment, Tsunami/Paleo-tsunami, Anthropocene
Jacques Jaubert works at Institute of Prehistory & Quaternary geology, university of Bordeaux, France. He perused PhD in Prehistoric Ethnology, The Early and Middle Palaeolithic in Causses area, University of Paris Panthéon-Sorbonne in 1984.
Archaeology of the death, ritual and symbolic; Prehistory; Archaeology and History
In 1991 she applied for and obtained a permanent job as civil servant at the National Archaeological Museum, Madrid, where she was Head of the Photographic Archive of the institution. In 1993 she obtained in competitive examination the job of Tenured Scientist at the Department of Prehistory of the CSIC. In 1998 she was promoted to Research Scientist at the Instituto de Historia, CCHS (CSIC) where she was Head of the Research Group: Arqueometal till 2018 when she was retired. Head of the MicroLab (Electronic Microscopy and Microanalysisis Laboratory) from 2008 to 2014. She is an expert in Prehistoric, Ancient and Early Medieval gold metallurgy and was responsible for the introduction of Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) techniques in archaeometallurgy in Spain.
Prehistoric, Ancient and Early Medieval gold metallurgy, Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) techniques, Aiming at identifying social change through technological innovation and transmission at the inception of metallurgy.
Archaelogy Science, Archaeometry, Chemistry for Cultural Heritage, Glass & Ceramics, Materials Characterization.
Atef Mansour Mohamed Ramadan is works ad Professor of Islamic Archaeology, Faculty of Archaeology at Fayoum University. He perused PHD in 1998 in Islamic Archeology, Department of Islamic Archeology, Faculty of Archeology, Cairo University, Egypt. His research interest includes Islamic Archeology, History and Civilization, Numismatics and epigraphy. He is a part of international research projects with Faculty of archaeology and others with partnership with national and international institutions.
Islamic Archeology, History and Civilization, Numismatics and epigraphy
Joan Bernabeu Aubán ia an Professor of Prehistory in the Department of Prehistory and Archaeology (Universitat de Valencia). He start my education in Spain, in 1973, obtaining the graduate degree in 1978. In 1981 he was awarded with a research fellowship founded by the Museo de Prehistoria (SIP, Valencia) to study the Bell Beaker materials in eastern Spain. The results of this research were published in 1984 as a monograph. In this year he entered the university of Valencia as Lecturer and begins his PhD about the Early Neolithic finished in 1986, and published in 1988 in the prestigious Spanish series Trabajos Varios del SIP. His research interests focus in Neolithic transition in western Mediterranean as well as the evolution of early social complexity from Neolithic to Bronze Age in Iberia. Focusing at the beginning on Landscape Archaeology it is turning more recently to the application of Complex Systems methods and theories to the archaeological record.
Archaeology, Prehistory, Prehistoric Archaeology, Excavation, Social and Cultural Anthropology,Landscape Archaeology,Environmental Archaeology,Archaeological Theory, Pottery, Experimental Archaeology
Gonzalo Aranda Jiménez (Jaén, 1971) is a Senior Lecturer at the Department of Prehistory and Archaeology of the University of Granada (Spain) since 2009. He was previously an Associate Lecturer (2003-2009) at the same academic institution and a postdoctoral researcher (2000-2003) at University of Durham (UK). He holds a PhD in Prehistory (2000) qualified with Excellent Cum Laude and obtained the Doctoral Award of the University of Granada. His research interests are related to the emergence, development and collapse of complex societies in the late prehistory of the Iberian Peninsula. Specifically, his work has focused on such topics as the construction of social identities, ritual practices, warfare and violence and radiocarbon chronology.
Radiocarbon chronology of megalithic funeral practices, Innovation, Hybridization and Cultural resistance, Chronology and temporality in the megalithic societies.
Armelle GARDEISEN is relatively atypical in the academic world. She presented and published my PhD thesis on Neanderthal hunting and provisioning strategies in the International British Archaeological Report Series (1997). She subsequently focused my research on more recent periods in order to study agropastoral societies established since the Neolithic. She was recruited by the CNRS as a Research Engineer in 2001 and worked on the different career steps and then submitted thesis to supervise PhD research (thèse d’Habilitation à Diriger les Recherches) in 2015. I then obtained the qualification of University Professor in 2016 from the National Council of Universities. She proven track record and creative independent thinking gave me the opportunity to successfully complete the CNRS competitive exam for the title of Research Director in 2018 (ranked 1st). This rare CNRS promotion indicates intensive research fieldwork in archaeology, laboratory analysis in zooarchaeology, publication and student supervision.
Zooarchaeological, Human-animal relations, Palaeoenvironments, Archaeology, Mammalia Perissodactyla, Osteoarchaeology, Evolution, Biology
Identification, Provenance, Technology researches on pigments, Ceramics, Dyes and binding media analysis by using synchrotron facilities, Microscopy, SEM, FTIR, Raman Spectroscopy, U/HPLC etc.
Born in Feb. 1950, graduated from the Department of History in Jilin University in Oct. 1981 with a M.A degree in Archaeology. Started to work in the Zhejiang Provincial Museum in Nov. 1981, and served as the Deputy Director of the Museum from Oct. 1984 to July, 2000. Acted as the Director of the Zhejiang Provincial Institute of Archaeology from Aug. 2000 to Dec. 2008, and shifted to Zhejiang University in 2009. Now Professor and PhD supervisor in the School of Art and Archaeology of Zhejiang University, and Director of the Cultural Heritage Institute of the University. Long been engaged in the study of ancient writing and archaeology, with publication of a dozen of monographs and more than a hundred articles.
Grigorios N. Tsokas is holding a full professorship since 2000 at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTH), being a faculty member of the same establishment since 1989. He is currently Executive Editor of the international journal “Archaeological Prospection” and director of the Laboratory of Exploration Geophysics of the Aristotle University. He has served at various administration positions among them as chairman of the School of Geology and he is head of the Carriers Office of the Aristotle University from 2011 till now. He was Vice President of the International Society for Archaeological Prospection (ISAP) during 2015-2019. He holds a diploma in Physics (1979, AUTH), an M.Sc. in Exploration Geophysics (1980, Leeds University, U.K.) and a Doctorate in Geophysics (1985, AUTH). He has been trained as a resident geophysical programmer by the Western Geophysical Company, Hounslow-London (1988). He was visiting researcher at York University, U.K., (1990) and visiting professor at the Colorado School of Mines, U.S.A., (1994). He has conducted more than 200 surveys in archaeological sites in Greece and abroad. He is author of about 200 papers (about 120 in peer-reviewed ISI journals) and awarded several international distinctions (best paper of the year 1997 in electrical methods by mining journal, invited papers, invited speaker, 3 best paper awards in international conferences, editor of journals and member of international committees). He was member of the National committees for the Hydrocarbons Exploration and Exploitation.
Archaeological Prospection, Potential fields Theory and Practice, Complex attributes of potential fields’ signals, Mineral Exploration.
Dr. Khachatur Meliksetian is working as Director, Institute of Geological Sciences, Armenian National Academy of Sciences, Republic of Armenia. He perused PhD in petrology, volcanology and geochemistry, from the Institute of Geological Sciences, Armenian NAS. His current research interest includes Volcanology, petrology, geochemistry and mineralogy of recent and palaeo-volcanism of Armenia and the region, volcanic hazards, Application of trace element and isotope geochemistry in archaeological sciences, geoarchaeology, archaeometry.
Volcanology, petrology, geochemistry and mineralogy of recent and palaeo-volcanism of Armenia and the region, volcanic hazards, Application of trace element and isotope geochemistry in archaeological sciences, geoarchaeology, archaeometry
Abdelfattah Aly Zalat is a Professor of micro paleontology and environmental geology, Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Tanta University, Egypt and he is Director of Grants, Innovation and Technology Transfer Center (GITTC), Tanta University. He pursued Ph.D. Channel system between Köln University, Germany and Tanta University, Egypt.
Abdelfattah Aly Zalat is a Professor of micro paleontology and environmental geology, Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Tanta University, Egypt and he is Director of Grants, Innovation and Technology Transfer Center (GITTC), Tanta University. He pursued Ph.D. Channel system between Köln University, Germany and Tanta University, Egypt.
Abdelfattah Aly Zalat is a Professor of micro paleontology and environmental geology, Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Tanta University, Egypt and he is Director of Grants, Innovation and Technology Transfer Center (GITTC), Tanta University. He pursued Ph.D. Channel system between Köln University, Germany and Tanta University, Egypt.
Abdelfattah Aly Zalat is a Professor of micro paleontology and environmental geology, Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Tanta University, Egypt and he is Director of Grants, Innovation and Technology Transfer Center (GITTC), Tanta University. He pursued Ph.D. Channel system between Köln University, Germany and Tanta University, Egypt.
Abdelfattah Aly Zalat is a Professor of micro paleontology and environmental geology, Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Tanta University, Egypt and he is Director of Grants, Innovation and Technology Transfer Center (GITTC), Tanta University. He pursued Ph.D. Channel system between Köln University, Germany and Tanta University, Egypt.
Abdelfattah Aly Zalat is a Professor of micro paleontology and environmental geology, Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Tanta University, Egypt and he is Director of Grants, Innovation and Technology Transfer Center (GITTC), Tanta University. He pursued Ph.D. Channel system between Köln University, Germany and Tanta University, Egypt.
Abdelfattah Aly Zalat is a Professor of micro paleontology and environmental geology, Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Tanta University, Egypt and he is Director of Grants, Innovation and Technology Transfer Center (GITTC), Tanta University. He pursued Ph.D. Channel system between Köln University, Germany and Tanta University, Egypt.
Abdelfattah Aly Zalat is a Professor of micro paleontology and environmental geology, Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Tanta University, Egypt and he is Director of Grants, Innovation and Technology Transfer Center (GITTC), Tanta University. He pursued Ph.D. Channel system between Köln University, Germany and Tanta University, Egypt.
Abdelfattah Aly Zalat is a Professor of micro paleontology and environmental geology, Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Tanta University, Egypt and he is Director of Grants, Innovation and Technology Transfer Center (GITTC), Tanta University. He pursued Ph.D. Channel system between Köln University, Germany and Tanta University, Egypt.
Abdelfattah Aly Zalat is a Professor of micro paleontology and environmental geology, Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Tanta University, Egypt and he is Director of Grants, Innovation and Technology Transfer Center (GITTC), Tanta University. He pursued Ph.D. Channel system between Köln University, Germany and Tanta University, Egypt.
Abdelfattah Aly Zalat is a Professor of micro paleontology and environmental geology, Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Tanta University, Egypt and he is Director of Grants, Innovation and Technology Transfer Center (GITTC), Tanta University. He pursued Ph.D. Channel system between Köln University, Germany and Tanta University, Egypt.
Abdelfattah Aly Zalat is a Professor of micro paleontology and environmental geology, Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Tanta University, Egypt and he is Director of Grants, Innovation and Technology Transfer Center (GITTC), Tanta University. He pursued Ph.D. Channel system between Köln University, Germany and Tanta University, Egypt.
Abdelfattah Aly Zalat is a Professor of micro paleontology and environmental geology, Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Tanta University, Egypt and he is Director of Grants, Innovation and Technology Transfer Center (GITTC), Tanta University. He pursued Ph.D. Channel system between Köln University, Germany and Tanta University, Egypt.
Abdelfattah Aly Zalat is a Professor of micro paleontology and environmental geology, Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Tanta University, Egypt and he is Director of Grants, Innovation and Technology Transfer Center (GITTC), Tanta University. He pursued Ph.D. Channel system between Köln University, Germany and Tanta University, Egypt.
Abdelfattah Aly Zalat is a Professor of micro paleontology and environmental geology, Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Tanta University, Egypt and he is Director of Grants, Innovation and Technology Transfer Center (GITTC), Tanta University. He pursued Ph.D. Channel system between Köln University, Germany and Tanta University, Egypt.
Abdelfattah Aly Zalat is a Professor of micro paleontology and environmental geology, Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Tanta University, Egypt and he is Director of Grants, Innovation and Technology Transfer Center (GITTC), Tanta University. He pursued Ph.D. Channel system between Köln University, Germany and Tanta University, Egypt.
Abdelfattah Aly Zalat is a Professor of micro paleontology and environmental geology, Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Tanta University, Egypt and he is Director of Grants, Innovation and Technology Transfer Center (GITTC), Tanta University. He pursued Ph.D. Channel system between Köln University, Germany and Tanta University, Egypt.
Abdelfattah Aly Zalat is a Professor of micro paleontology and environmental geology, Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Tanta University, Egypt and he is Director of Grants, Innovation and Technology Transfer Center (GITTC), Tanta University. He pursued Ph.D. Channel system between Köln University, Germany and Tanta University, Egypt.
Abdelfattah Aly Zalat is a Professor of micro paleontology and environmental geology, Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Tanta University, Egypt and he is Director of Grants, Innovation and Technology Transfer Center (GITTC), Tanta University. He pursued Ph.D. Channel system between Köln University, Germany and Tanta University, Egypt.
Abdelfattah Aly Zalat is a Professor of micro paleontology and environmental geology, Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Tanta University, Egypt and he is Director of Grants, Innovation and Technology Transfer Center (GITTC), Tanta University. He pursued Ph.D. Channel system between Köln University, Germany and Tanta University, Egypt.
Abdelfattah Aly Zalat is a Professor of micro paleontology and environmental geology, Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Tanta University, Egypt and he is Director of Grants, Innovation and Technology Transfer Center (GITTC), Tanta University. He pursued Ph.D. Channel system between Köln University, Germany and Tanta University, Egypt.
Abdelfattah Aly Zalat is a Professor of micro paleontology and environmental geology, Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Tanta University, Egypt and he is Director of Grants, Innovation and Technology Transfer Center (GITTC), Tanta University. He pursued Ph.D. Channel system between Köln University, Germany and Tanta University, Egypt.
Abdelfattah Aly Zalat is a Professor of micro paleontology and environmental geology, Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Tanta University, Egypt and he is Director of Grants, Innovation and Technology Transfer Center (GITTC), Tanta University. He pursued Ph.D. Channel system between Köln University, Germany and Tanta University, Egypt.
Abdelfattah Aly Zalat is a Professor of micro paleontology and environmental geology, Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Tanta University, Egypt and he is Director of Grants, Innovation and Technology Transfer Center (GITTC), Tanta University. He pursued Ph.D. Channel system between Köln University, Germany and Tanta University, Egypt.
Abdelfattah Aly Zalat is a Professor of micro paleontology and environmental geology, Geology Department, Faculty of Science, Tanta University, Egypt and he is Director of Grants, Innovation and Technology Transfer Center (GITTC), Tanta University. He pursued Ph.D. Channel system between Köln University, Germany and Tanta University, Egypt.
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