Senior Independent Study Theses from 2003
Plain and Simple: Health Care Decision-Making Among the Amish and Its Implications on the Process of Cultural Evolution, Cori Philips
Department: Archaeology
Plain and Simple: Health Care Decision-Making among the Amish and its Implications on the Process of Cultural Evolution, Cori Diana Philips
Silent Houses: An Examination of Social and Economic Pressures Present in Residential Architecture During the Classic/Postclassic Transition in El Coyote, Honduras, Georlin Denise Thorne
Department: Archaeology
Senior Independent Study Theses from 2002
Aniconic Images in Ancient Aegean Cultures, Michael Ludwig
Department: Archaeology; Classical Studies
May His Shoul Be Bound up in the Bond of Eternal Life: Religious and Ethnic Self-Identity at the Ashne Hesed Cemetery, Erie, Pennsylvania, Heather L. McEwan
Department: Archaeology
Lithic Reduction Strategy of the Archaic: Manufacturing and Use Traces in the Maccorkle Bifurcate Tradition of Ohio, Michael J. Miller
Department: Archaeology
Senior Independent Study Theses from 2001
Anglo-Saxon and Romano-British Burial Practices: Signs of Migration and Cultural Interaction, Christopher Jeremy Barney
Department: Archaeology
Implications of Ptolemaic Rule on Traditional Egyptian Culture, Matthew J. Breznai
Department: Archaeology; Classical Studies
Combining Archaeological Databases, Geographic Information Systems, and Multimedia Digital Reconstruction; An Application of the Modern Archaeology Lab in Settlement Pattern Analysis, Aaron Fuleki
Department: Archaeology
Tressie Mcintosh Site, Clinton, Ohio: Using Nineteenth Century Ceramics As Indicators of Socioeconomic Status and Consumer Choice, Aileen Heiser
Department: Archaeology
The Tressie Mcintosh Site, Clinton, Ohio: Using Nineteenth Century Ceramics as Indicators of Socioeconomic Status and Consumer Choice, Aileen N. Heiser
Lithic Analysis of the Action Site (33KN345) and the Millwood Rockshelter (33KN395), Knox County, Ohio: a Study in Methodology, Kimberly House
Department: Archaeology
Archaeology of Mummification and Its Significance in Egyptian Culture, Thomas Frederick Johnson
Department: Archaeology
Who Owns the Past? An Analysis of the Native American Grave Protection and Repatriation Act, Kathryn Joynt
Department: Archaeology
Future Is in the Leaves, But the Present Is in the Pot: Reflections of Political, Economic, and Ideological Changes of the Ming Dynasty in Yixing Teapots, Crystal Miller
Department: Archaeology
Historical Archaeology Analysis of Slave Life on Plantations in Louisiana and Throughout the Southern United States, Amanda Moreland
Department: Archaeology
Translating Theran Wall Paintings, Sarah E. Nichols
Department: Archaeology; Classical Studies
Senior Independent Study Theses from 2000
It's Not the Size of the Road; It's What You Do With It: A Study on the Effects of Transportation Routes and Trade on the Romanization of Gaul, Michael P. Krackenberger
Department: Archaeology; Classical Studies
Lithics and Prehistoric Economy in Knox County, Ohio: A Lithic Debitage Analysis From the Acton Site (33Kn395), Jonathan Vanderplough
Department: Archaeology
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1999
Billman Family As a Case Study of German-American Farming Families in the Archaeological Record, Laura Baird
Department: Archaeology
Settlement Patterns Along the Vermillion and Black Rivers in Lorain County, Ohio and Subsistence Patterns Seen Through Microwear Analysis, Steven Brandes
Department: Archaeology
Etruscans and Rome: A Relation of Influences, Gabriel Califano
Department: Archaeology
Testing the Possibilities: A World-Systems Perspective on Interaction Between Mesoamerica and the Southeastern United States and the Development of the Mississippian Culture, Jody Clauter
Department: Archaeology
House of the Vetii at Pompeii, Sarah Conway
Department: Archaeology; Art and Art History
Wooster In Pella: A History of the Site, the Excavations, and the Collection, E. Micahel DiPaolo
Wooster in Pella: a History of the Site, the Excavations, and the Collection, E. Michael DiPaolo
Department: Archaeology
Preservation of American Heritage, Carrie Simmons
Department: Archaeology
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1998
Examination of Astronomical Alignments As Related to Public and Religious Structures in the Maya Region, Rebecca Crane
Department: Archaeology
Viking Women: An Exploration of Female Roles and Activities in Late Iron Age Scandinavian Society, Ann-Catherine Frederick
Department: History; Archaeology
Phoenician-Punic Tophet: An Analysis of the Evidence Concerning Child Sacrifice, Sarah Harris
Department: Archaeology; Classical Studies
Manipulation of Greek and Cypriot Rural Sanctuaries From 1050 to 450 B.C.E., John Oswald
Department: Archaeology; Classical Studies
Theses/Dissertations from 1997
"Recent" Archaeology: A Look at Cape Henlopen, Delaware, E. Michael DiPaolo
Analysis of a Mastodon Trackway Located Near Saline, Michigan, and Its Implications For the Systematic Hunting of Mastodon By Paleo-Indians, William Hubbard
Department: Archaeology; Geology
Pottery Types of the Protohistoric Ohio Region, Timothy Montbach
Department: Archaeology
God's Golden Box: the Role of the Ark of the Covenant As a Relic Within Both Ancient and Modern Societies, Erik Lars Peterson
Department: Archaeology
Examination of the Collapse of the Anasazi Civilization in the Chaco Canyon Region, Terressa Skinner
Department: Archaeology
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1996
Analysis and Interpretation of the Aurelian Column, David Carew
Department: Archaeology
Arthurian Legend Revisited: the Archaeological Investigation and Historical Resolution of the Figure of King Arthur in Dark Age Britain, Jennifer Szemer
Department: Archaeology
Warriors and Farmers: the Expansion of Scandinavia Between 800 and 1100, Damien Seattle Tietjen
Department: Archaeology
Report of the Excavations at the Norman Cullison Site: a Protohistoric Village in Coshocton County, Ohio, Andrew Vellenga
Department: Archaeology
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1995
Evolution of Medical Practices Before the Fall of the Roman Empire, Laurie Warneke
Department: Archaeology
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1994
Tlingit Art and Archaeology, Christopher Caputo
Department: Archaeology
Scientific Archaeological Method, Oral Narrative, and Advice Literature: a Multidisciplinary Approach to Interpreting the Material Culture of Rural America, Anamaria Mihalega
Department: History; Archaeology
Reconstruction of the Paleotopographic and Paleogeologic Landscape Including An Archaeological Spatial Component Within a One By Three Kilometer Area Containing the Akrotiri Excavation on Thera in the Southern Aegean Sea, Marcus Pillion
Department: Archaeology; Geology
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1993
Cult of Yahweh: An Archaeological Perspective, Eric Dyrhsen
Department: Archaeology
Search For a Pre-Clovis Occupation of the Americas, John Esson III
Department: Archaeology
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1992
Treasures of the Earth, Moon, and Sun: An Archaeological Study of the Items Associated With the Roman Mystery Cults of Cybele, Isis, and Mithras, Gary DeVore
Department: Archaeology
Senior Independent Study Theses from 1989
Archaeoastronomical Features in the Maya Civilization, Christopher McLaren
Department: Archaeology