About the UUAC
The University of Utah Archaeological Center (UUAC) is a research and teaching arm of the Department of Anthropology. The Center’s mission is to train the next generation of anthropological archaeologists, facilitate collaborative archaeological research and promote the understanding of archaeology and prehistory in the wider community.
UUAC Publications
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Early evidence of avocado domestication from El Gigante Rockshelter, Honduras
Amber M. VanDerwarker, Heather B. Thakar, Alejandra I. Domic, Thomas K. Harper, Richard J. George, Emily S. Johnson, Victoria Newhall, Timothy E. Scheffler, Weston C. McCool, Kevin Wann, Brandon S. Gaut, Logan Kistler, and Douglas J. Kennett
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Re-Evaluating the Dietary Significance of Gambel Oak Acorns (Quercus gambelii) in the Great Basin, Colorado Plateau, and Southwest: Evidence From Experimental Foraging and Direct Bomb Calorimetry
Hayley T. Kievman, Gregory R. Burns, and Alexandra M. Greenwald
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A cross-regional examination of camelid herding practices in Peru from 900 BCE to 1450 CE: Insights from stable isotopes in camelid bone collagen and fiber
Sarah J Noe, Weston C McCool, Kurt M Wilson
