| James Stemp | |
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BA: (Anthro/Archaeol) U of T MSt: (Prehistoric Archaeology) Oxford Ph D: (Anthro/Archaeol) McGill |
Currently Sessional Instructor, Anthropology, Trent Univ. Lab director, SARP and Trent University's fieldschool at Minanha, Belize. Main areas of research: lithic technology and design theory, lithic use-wear analysis, socio-economics of complex societies, coastal adaptations, the Maya |
| e-mail: jstemp@trentu.ca | recent article: Stemp, W.J. and Stemp, M., "UBM Laser Profilometry and Lithic Use-Wear Analysis: A Variable Length Scale Investigation of Surface Topography". Journal of Archaeological Science, Vol 28, No. 1, pp 81-88. |
| recent Publication: Stemp, W.James 2001 Chipped Stone Tool Use in the Maya Coastal Economies of Marco Gonzalez and San Pedro, Ambergris Caye, Belize. British Archaeological Reports, International Series 935, Oxford | |
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