University of Western Ontario professor whose research interests include osteology, isotopic analyses, paleopathology, and ondontology in Nubia and Mesoamerica.

Detailed profile of this Indiana Purdue Fort Wayne (IPFW) assistant professor. Current research includes the Moche, Chinchorros, and the prehistoric peopling of South America. Bibliography with some online articles.

Brief profile of this Florida State University Adjunct Professor. Research interests include skeletal biology, bioarchaeology, quantitative methods.

Brief profile of this University of South Carolina Distinguished Professor Emeritus. Research interests include bioarchaeology of Egyptian pre-dynastic worker class segments of early state society.

University of Western Ontario Associate Professor with research interests in human evolution and the human remains from ancient cultures.

Curriculum vitae and research project information for this University of Alberta Professor. Research interests include the skeletal biology of Ancient Egypt and skeletal stresses in the Canadian fur trade.

Article from the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill about this bioarchaeologist from its anthropology department.

Article which profiles Utah State University bioarchaeologist Patricia Lambert.

Profile of this University of Cambridge bioarchaeologist and chairman of the Ancient Biomolecules Initiative.

Curriculum vita for this Mississippi State University Associate Professor. Research interests include human osteology and the archaeology of the southeastern United States.

Profile of this University College London Professor. Research interests include tooth and jaw reduction in the evolution of Neanderthals and modern humans and experimental earthworks.

Profile of this Florida State University Professor. Research interests include skeletal biology of populations in North America, Japan, and the Mediterranean.

Detailed profile of this University of South Carolina Assistant Professor. Research orientation is driven by a biocultural approach that considers the context of human biology to include political-economic factors and power dynamics.

Research interests in Paleolithic Georgia. Features information on teaching, fieldwork, awards, and links. Department of Anthropology, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.