- Professor
University of Calgary
The Archaeology Department
Brian Patrick Kooyman
Research Interests
Currently Teaching
| F2012 - ARKY 415 - Lithic Technology | ||||||||||
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| F2012 - ARKY 419 - Tipi, Buffalo, and Vision: People of the Plains | ||||||||||
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| W2013 - ARKY 417 - Zooarchaeology | ||||||||||
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| W2013 - ARKY 607 - Interpretation In Lithic Analysis | ||||||||||
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Publications
Book
- Kooyman, B P. & Kelley, J N H. (2004) Archaeology on the Edge: New Perspectives from the Northern Plains
- Kooyman, B P. (2000) Understanding Stone Tools and Archaeological Sites
Book Chapter
- Kooyman, B P. (2005) Investigation of past plant communities on Antigua through phytolith analysis In Proceedings of the 20th International Congress for Caribbean Archaeology (243-248)
Journal Article
- Zarrillo, S., Kooyman, B P. & , . (2006) Evidence for berry and maize processing on the Canadian Plains from starch grain analysis American Antiquity, 71, 473-499
- Kooyman, B P., Hills, L.V., McNeil, Paul. & Tolman, Shayne. (2006) Late Pleistocene horse hunting at the Wally’s Beach site (DhPg-8), Canada American Antiquity, 71, 101-121
- Kooyman, B P. (2006) Boundary theory as a means to understanding social space in archaeological sites Journal of Anthropological Archaeology, 25, 424-435
- Kooyman, B P., Newman, Margaret E., Cluney, Christine., Lobb, Murray., Tolman, Shayne., McNeil, Paul. & Hills, L.V. (2001) Identification of horse exploitation by Clovis hunters based on protein analysis American Antiquity, 66, 686-691
- Kooyman, B P., Newman, Margaret. & Ceri, Howard. (1992) Verifying the reliability of blood residue analysis on archaeological tools Journal of Archaeological Science, 19, 265-269
- Kooyman, B P. (1991) Implications of bone morphology for moa taxonomy and behavior Journal of Morphology, 209, 53-81
- Kooyman, B P. (1984) Moa Utilization at Owens Ferry, Otago, New Zealand New Zealand Journal of Archaeology, 6, 47-57
Degrees
- Ph.D. - University of Otago
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