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27 April
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Friday
Registration / Check-in
Opening remarks
Benjamin M. Auerbach (Southern Illinois University Carbondale)
Random genetic drift and the peopling of the Americas: evidence from ancient skeletal remains
Joseph F. Powell (University of New Mexico)
Paleoamerican and Amerindian morphological variation: implications for the settlement of the New World
Mark Hubbe (Universidad Católica del Norte, Chile), Walter A. Neves (Universidad de São Paulo, Brazil), Katerina Harvati (Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology)
A model to understand early human demographic variation and Mt haplogroup distribution in the Americas
José Lanata, Luis Martino, Cristina Dejean, Ana Osella, Francisco R. Carnese (Universidad de Buenos Ares)
Break
Technological change as a contributor to craniofacial differences between PaleoIndians and later peoples: a Pacific Northwest example
James C. Chatters (AMEC Earth and Environmental, Inc.)
Summary of papers on the early Holocene
Searching for the Eurasian roots of Native American populations: evidence from mtDNA, Y chromosome and autosomal DNA studies
Theodore G. Schurr (University of Pennsylvania)
Lunch
Ancient human genetic variation in the Americas
Brian M. Kemp (Washington State University), Ripan S. Malhi (University of Illinois)
Native American genomic variation
Ripan S. Malhi (University of Illinois), Brian M. Kemp (Washington State University)
Population history of the South Andean coastal region
Ken-ichi Shinoda (National Museum of Nature and Science, Tokyo), Sonia Guillén (Centro Mallqui), Izumi Shimada (Southern Illinois University Carbondale)
Break
Summary of papers on the genetic evidence
Discussion
Kenneth Sassaman (University of Florida)
Reception at Hunan Restaurant
Saturday
Late registration
Skeletal variation and environmental diversity in northwestern North America
Jerome S. Cybulski (Canadian Museum of Civilization)
Discrete dental trait evidence of migration patterns in the Northern Southwest
Kathy R. Durand (Eastern New Mexico University)
The spread of agriculture into the North American Desert West: language, genes and teeth
James T. Watson (Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis)
Break
Giants among us? Detecting North American patterns of migration from variation in postcranial morphology
Benjamin M. Auerbach (Southern Illinois University Carbondale)
Humeral and femoral variation in the American Great Plains
Daniel J. Wescott (University of Missouri - Columbia)
Skeletal evidence of cultural variation: mutilation related to warfare and mortuary treatment
Christopher W. Schmidt, Rachel Lockhart, Christopher Newman, Anna Serrano, Melissa Zolnierz (University of Indianapolis)
Lunch
Climate variation, biological adaptation, and postcranial metric variation in precontact North America
Kathyrn A. King (State University of New York - Oswego)
Biological variation in the ancient Andes: climatic, hypoxic, and dietary factors
Karen J. Weinstein (Dickinson College)
Body proportions in recent Native Americans: colonization history versus ecogeographical patterns
Richard L. Jantz (University of Tennessee), Paul Marr, Claire Jantz (Shippensburg University)
Break
Archaeological panel discussion
Sunday
Optional excursion to Cahokia site (space is limited to the first 15 to sign up)
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