Andrea Freeman, PhD
Transdisciplinary Scholar in Geoarchaeology
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Dissemination
Forthcoming. Williams, Walker, & Freeman. Involving Undergraduate Students in Community-Engaged Learning Through an Urban Studies CapstoneIn Community Engagement in Teaching and Learning. Taylor Institute of Teaching & Learning, UofC.
A. Freeman 2023. Transforming the Field Trip Using Disruptive and Virtual Technologies. SAA Archaeological Record: Pedagogy in Geoarchaeology.
A. Freeman 2022. 25 Years of Geoarchaeological Research on Paleoindian Landscapes: A Look Back at the Discipline. Chapter 3 of Palaeolandscapes in Archaeology: Lessons for the Past and Future, edited by Mike Carson, Routledge Press, pp. 23-38.
A. Freeman 2016. Why the Ice Free Corridor is Still Relevant to the Peopling of the New World. In Stones, Bones, and Profiles, edited by M. Kornfeld and B. Huckell, University of Colorado Press, pp. 23-38.
A. Freeman 2011. Reconstructing landscape and vegetation through multiple proxy indicators: A geoarchaeological examination of the St. Louis site, Saskatchewan, Canada. Geoarchaeology: An International Journal 26(2): 165-188. (with Cyr, McNamee, and Amundson).
D. Lyons & A. Freeman 2009. “I’m not evil”: Materializing identities of marginalised potters in Tigray region, Ethiopia. Azania: Archaeological Research in Africa . 44(1):75-93.
A. Freeman 2008. The Middle Archaic and the Transition to Agriculture in the Sonoran Desert of Southern Arizona. Kiva 73(3):321-353. (with B. Roth, 2nd au)
A. Freeman 2006. Radiocarbon Age Estimates from the SCAPE Project: 2000-2005. Plains Anthropologist Memoir 38. 51 (199):451-486.
Wiseman, Running & Freeman 2002. A Paleotopographic Reconstruction of Elkwater Lake, Alberta. . Géographie physique et Quaternaire. 56(2-3):279-290.
Gillespie, Gryba, Freeman 2003. Early Paleoindian Projectile Point Distribution in Alberta . Current Research in the Pleistocene . 19:25-27.
A. Freeman 2000. Application of High-Resolution Alluvial Stratigraphy in Assessing the Hunter-Gatherer/Agricultural Transition in the Santa Cruz River Valley, Southeastern Arizona. In press, Geoarchaeology: An International Journal 15(6), Special Issue: North American Geoarchaeology.
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