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Ryan Campbell
Ryan Campbell, Adjunct Assistant Professor
My bioarchaeological research focuses on how cultural activities influence skeletal development in past populations. Currently, I am examining how subsistence activities influence the development of the bones of the arms and legs and how different diets may influence the development of the bones of the skull. This research provides insight into how our cultural behaviors may affect our biology. I am also highly involved in archaeological research throughout the Midwestern United States, with projects ranging from the documentation of clandestine graves using geophysical equipment to large-scale cultural resource management projects. Through this research, I have been able to provide a wide range of research opportunities for the students who work with me.
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Peer-reviewed publications
2018 Variation in obstetric dimensions of the human bony pelvis in relation to age-at-death and latitude. Am J Phys Anthropol. 2018:1–16. https:// doi.org/10.1002/ajpa.23690 (Coauthored with Benjamin M. Auerbach, Katherine A. King, Ryan M. Campbell, Meadow L. Campbell, Adam D. Sylvester).
2018 Dietary signals in the premolar dentition of primates. J Hum Evol. 121:221-234 (Coauthored with Jeremiah E. Scott, Ryan M. Campbell, Luisa M. Baj, Maegan C. Burns, Mia S. Price, Jaime D. Sykes, Christopher J. Vinyard).
2016 Burial detection using ground penetrating radar in southern Illinois: a comparison of historic cemeteries. Illinois Archaeology, 28:117–130. (Coauthored with Ryan M. Campbell and Nathan J. Meissner).
Technical Reports
2018 Archaeological Test Investigations at the East St. Louis Armory. Center for Archaeological Investigations. Technical Report 18-4. Submitted to Illinois Army National Guard (Coauthored with Ryan M. Campbell, Mark J. Wagner, and Ayla M. Amadio).
2018 Ground Penetrating Radar Survey at 11W254 Wabash County, Illinois. Center for Archaeological Investigations. Technical Report 18-2. Submitted to American Resources Group.
2018 Archaeological Evaluation of the Carnes Mill Site and Three Sites in the Lick Creek Community, Hoosier National Forest, Crawford and Orange Counties, Indiana. Center for Archaeological Investigations Technical Report 18-1. (Coauthored with Ryan Campbell, Ayla Amadio, Kayeleigh Sharp, Mark J. Wagner, Nathan Meissner, and David Birnbaum).
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618-453-5031
rcampb@siu.edu