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Fieldwork Reports
On this page you will find all publications by Nexus 1492 staff, including articles, books, and book chapters.
Ciofalo, A., P.T. Sinelli, and C.L. Hofman. 2020. "Starchy shells: Residue analysis of precolonial northern Caribbean culinary practices." Archaeometry.
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Hofman, C.L., R. Valcárcel Rojas, and J. Ulloa Hung. 2020. "Colonization, Transformations, and Indigenous Cultural Persistence in the Caribbean." In The Global Spanish Empire: Five Hundred Years of Place Making and Pluralism, edited by C. Beaule and J.G. Douglas. Tucson: The University of Arizona Press.
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Valcárcel Rojas, R., J.E. Laffoon, D.A. Weston, M.L.P. Hoogland, and C.L. Hofman. 2019. "Slavery of Indigneous people in the Caribbean: An Archaeological Perspective." International Journal of Historical Archaeology.
Hofman, C.L. and J. Ulloa Hung. 2019. "NEXUS1492: Encuentro del Nuevo Mundo con un Mundo en Globalización." Ciency Y Sociedad 44(4):95-115.
Valcárcel Rojas, R. 2019. "Revisitando el universo colonial. Arqueología de la interacción entre indígenas y europeos en Las Antilles." In Arqeuología del contacto en Latinoamérica, edited by L.S. Domínguez, P. Paulo Funari, and A. Guida Navarro, 397-422. Jundiai: Paco Editorial.
Jean, J.S. 2019. La Biographie d'un paysage. Etude sur les transformations de longue durée du paysage culturel de la région de Fort-Liberté, Haïti. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
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Valcárcel Rojás, R., L. Pérez Iglesias, and E. Guarch Rodríguez. 2019. "Lazos Caribeños en Holguín, Cuba". Ciencia y Sociedad 44(3): 83-89.
Amati, V., A. Mol, T. Shafie, C.L. Hofman, and Ulrik Brandes. 2019. "A Framework for Reconstructing Archaeological Networks Using Exponential Random Graph Models". Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory.
Lhuillier, A., M. van Garderen, and D. Weiskop. 2019. "Density-based label placement". The Visual Computer 35: 1041-1052.
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Mumtaz, H., M. van Garderen, F. Beck, and D. Weiskopf. 2019. "Label Placement for Outliers in Scatterplots". Eurographics Proceedings, edited by J. Johansson, F. Sadlo, and G.E. Marai, 1-5. The Eurographics Association.
Amati, V., J. Munson, J. Scholnick, and Habiba. 2019. "Applying event history analysis to explain the diffusion of innovations in archaeological networks". Journal of Archaeological Science 104: 1-9.
Amati, V., F. Schönenberger, and T. Snijders. 2019. "Contemporaneous statistics for estimation in stochastic actor-oriented co-evolution models". Psychometrika: 1-29.
Hrnčíř, V. and J.E. Laffoon. 2019. "Childhood mobility revealed by strontium isotope analysis: A review of the multiple tooth sampling approach". Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences: 1-16.
Herrera Malatesta, E. and C.L. Hofman. 2019. "Indigenous Landscape Transformation on Northern Haytí: An Archaeological and Environmental Database of the Montecristi Coast". Journal of Open Archaeological Data 7(2): 1-5.
Ciofalo, A.J., Sinelli, P.T., and Hofman, C.L. 2019. "Late Precolonial Culinary Practices: Starch Analysis on Griddles from the Northern Caribbean". Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory.
Hofman, C.L. and Antczak, A.T. (eds.). 2019. Early Settlers of the Insular Caribbean: Dearchaizing the Archaic. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Hofman, C.L. and Antczak, A.T. 2019. "Introduction". In Early Settlers of the Insular Caribbean: Dearchaizing the Archaic, edited by C.L. Hofman and A.T. Antczak, 21-28. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Antczak, A.T. and C.L. Hofman. 2019. "Dearchaizing the Caribbean Archaic". In Early Settlers of the Insular Caribbean: Dearchaizing the Archaic, edited by C.L. Hofman and A.T. Antczak, 29-44. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Pagán-Jiménez, J.R., R. Rodríguez Ramos, and C.L. Hofman. 2019. "On the way to the islands: The role of domestic plants in the initial peopling of the islands". In Early Settlers of the Insular Caribbean: Dearchaizing the Archaic, edited by C.L. Hofman and A.T. Antczak, 89-106. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Antczak, A.T., L.A. Lemoine Buffet, Ma.M. Antczak, and V. Rull. 2019. "Early indigenous occupations of Margarita Island and the Venezuelan Caribbean". In Early Settlers of the Insular Caribbean: Dearchaizing the Archaic, edited by C.L. Hofman and A.T. Antczak, 131-146.
Kelly, H. and C.L. Hofman. 2019. "The Archaic Age of Aruba: New evidence on the first migrations to the island". In Early Settlers of the Insular Caribbean: Dearchaizing the Archaic, edited by C.L. Hofman and A.T. Antczak, 147-162. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Ulloa Hung, J. and R. Valcárcel Rojas. 2019. "Construction and deconstruction of the "Archaic" in Cuba and Hispaniola". In Early Settlers of the Insular Caribbean: Dearchaizing the Archaic, edited by C.L. Hofman and A.T. Antczak, 163-176. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Valcárcel Rojas, R., J. Ulloa Hung, and O. Feria García. 2019. "Levisa 1. Studying the earliest indigenous peoples of Cuba in multicomponent archaeological sites". In Early Settlers of the Insular Caribbean: Dearchaizing the Archaic, edited by C.L. Hofman and A.T. Antczak, 177-190. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Rodríguez Ramos, R., J.R. Pagán-Jiménez, Y. Narganes Storde, and M.J. Lace. 2019. "Guácaras in early precolonial Puerto Rico: The case of Cueva Ventana". In Early Settlers of the Insular Caribbean: Dearchaizing the Archaic, edited by C.L. Hofman and A.T. Antczak, 201-214.
Hofman, C.L., L.S. Borck, E. Slayton, and M.L.P. Hoogland. 2019. "Archaic Age voyaging, networks and resource mobility around the Caribbean Sea". In Early Settlers of the Insular Caribbean: Dearchaizing the Archaic, edited by C.L. Hofman and A.T. Antczak, 245-263. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Hofman, C.L. and F.W.M. Keehnen (eds.). 2019. Material Encounters and Indigenous Transformations in the Early Colonial Americas: Archaeological Case Studies. Leiden: Brill.
Keehnen, F.W.M., C.L. Hofman, and A.T. Antczak. 2019. "Material Encounters and Indigenous Transformations in the Early Colonial Americas". In Material Encounters and Indigenous Transformations in the Early Colonial Americas: Archaeological Case Studies, edited by C.L. Hofman and F.W.M. Keehnen, 1-31. Leiden: Brill.
Keehnen, F.W.M. 2019. "Treating 'Trifles': the Indigenous Adoption of European Material Goods in Early Colonial Hispaniola (1492-1550)". In Material Encounters and Indigenous Transformations in the Early Colonial Americas: Archaeological Case Studies, edited by C.L. Hofman and F.W.M. Keehnen, 58-83. Leiden: Brill.
Valcárcel Rojas, R. 2019. "European Material Culture in Indigenous Sites in Northeastern Cuba". In Material Encounters and Indigenous Transformations in the Early Colonial Americas: Archaeological Case Studies, edited by C.L. Hofman and F.W.M. Keehnen, 102-123. Leiden: Brill.
Ernst, M. and C.L. Hofman. 2019. "Breaking and Making Identities: Transformations of Ceramic Repertoires in Early Colonial Hispaniola". In Material Encounters and Indigenous Transformations in the Early Colonial Americas: Archaeological Case Studies, edited by C.L. Hofman and F.W.M. Keehnen, 124-145. Leiden: Brill.
Antczak, A.T., Ma.M. Antczak, O. Antczak, and L.A. Lemoine Buffet. 2019. "Rancherías: Historical Archaeology of Early Colonial Campsites on Margarita and Coche Islands, Venezuela". In Material Encounters and Indigenous Transformations in the Early Colonial Americas: Archaeological Case Studies, edited by C.L. Hofman and F.W.M. Keehnen, 146-174. Leiden: Brill.
Hofman, C.L., M.L.P. Hoogland, A. Boomert, and J.A. Martin. 2019. "Colonial Encounters in the Southern Lesser Antilles: Indigenous Resistance, Material Transformations, and Diversity in an Ever-Globalizing World". In Material Encounters and Indigenous Transformations in the Early Colonial Americas: Archaeological Case Studies, edited by C.L. Hofman and F.W.M. Keehnen, 359-384. Leiden: Brill.
Antczak, A.T., Antczak, Ma.M., C. Guzzo Falci. 2019. "Vibrant pasts in museum drawers: Advances in the study of late precolonial (AD 800-1500) materials collected from north-central Venezuela". Museum History Journal: 1936-9824.
Pesoutova, J. 2019. Indigenous Ancestors and Healing Landscapes. Cultural Memory and Intercultural Communication in the Dominican Republic and Cuba. Sidestone Press, Leiden.
Mickleburgh, H.L., J.E. Laffoon, J.R. Pagán-Jiménez, A.A.A. Mol, S. Walters, Z.J.M. Beier, and C.L. Hofman. 2019. "Precolonial/early colonial human burials from the site of White Marl, Jamaica: New findings from recent rescue excavations". International Journal of Osteoarchaeology: 1-7.
Borck, L.S. 2019. "Constructing the Future History: Prefiguration as Historical Epistemology and the Chronopolitics of Archaeology". Journal of Contemporary Archaeology 5 (2): 213-302.
Amati, V., T. Shafie, and U. Brandes. 2018. "Reconstructing Archaeological Networks with Structural Holes". Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory 25(2): 226-253.
Sankatsing Nava, T. and C.L. Hofman. 2018. "Engaging Caribbean Island Communities with Indigenous Heritage and Archaeology Research." Journal of Science Communication 17(4):1-10.
Ziesemer, K.A., J. Ramos-Madrigal, A.E. Mann, B.W. Brandt, K. Sankaranarayanan, A.T. Ozga, M.L.P. Hoogland, C.A. Hofman, D.C. Salazar-García, B. Frohlich, G.R. Milner, A.C. Stone, M. Aldenderfer, C.M. Lewis Jr., C.L. Hofman, C. Warinner, and H. Schroeder. 2018. "The efficacy of whole human genome capture on ancient dental calculus and dentin." American Journal of Physical Anthropology.
Degryse, P., C.L. Hofman, B.A. Reid, B. Neyt, and K. Singh. 2018. "Petrographic and Chemical Analyses of Pre-colonial Ceramics from the Red House Site." In An Archaeological Study of the Red House, Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, edited by B.A. Reid, 154–164. Kingston: The University of the West Indies Press.
Stancioff, C.E., R. Stojanov, I. Kelman, D. Nemec, J. Landa, R. Tichy, D. Prochazka, G. Brown, and C.L. Hofman. 2018. "Climate change impacts on local populations in the Caribbean and the Indian Ocean: A synthesis of perceptions of St. Kitts and Malé" Atmosphere 9(12):459.
Valcárcel Rojas, R. and J. Ulloa Hung. 2018. De la Desaparición a la Permanencia. Indígenas e indios en la reinvención del Caribe. Santo Domingo: INTEC.
Hofman, C.L. and M.L.P. Hoogland. 2018. Arqueología y patrimonio de los Kalínago en las islas de San Vincente y Granada. In De La Desaparición A La Permanencia. Indígenas e indios en la reinvención del Caribe, edited by R. Valcárcel Rojas and J. Ulloa Hung, 227–246. Santo Domingo: INTEC.
Ariese-Vandemeulebroucke, C.E. 2018. The Social Museum in the Caribbean. Grassroots Heritage Initiatives and Community Engagement. Leiden, Sidestone Press.
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Falci, C.G., J. Cuisin, A. Delpuech, A. van Gijn, and C.L. Hofman. 2018. "New Insights into Use-Wear Development in Bodily Ornaments Through the Study of Ethnographic Collections." Journal of Archaoelogical Method and Theory.
Hooghiemstra, H., T. Olijhoek, M.L.P. Hoogland, M. Prins, B. van Geel, T. Donders, W. Gosling, and C.L. Hofman. 2018. "Columbus' environmental impact in the New World: Land use change in the Yaque River valley, Dominican Republic." The Holocene 28(11):1818-1835.
Ciofalo, A., W.F. Keegan, M.P. Pateman, J.R. Pagán-Jiménez, and C.L. Hofman. 2018. "Determining precolonial botanical foodways: starch recovery and analysis, Long Bay, The Bahamas." Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports 21(Oct):305-317.
Jean, J.S. and C.L. Hofman. 2018. "Dynamiques interculturelles des traces mémorielles amérindiennes d'Haïti." In La Mémoire de l'Escalvage. Traces mémorielles de l'esclavage et des traites dans l'espace atlantique, edited by L. Aje and N. Gachon. Paris, Editions L'Harmattan.
Mickleburgh, H.L. and D.J. Wescott. 2018. "Controlled experimental observations on joint disarticulation and bone displacement of a human body in an open pit: Implications for funerary archaeology." Journal of Archaeological Sciences: Reports 20(Aug):158-167.
Mann, A.E., S. Sabin, K. Ziesemer, A.J. Vagene, H. Schroeder, A.T. Ozga, K. Sankaranarayanan, C.A. Hofman, J.A. Fellows Yates, D.C. Salazar-García, B. Frohlich, M. Aldenderfer, M.L.P. Hoogland, C. Read, G.R. Milner, A.C. Stone, C.M. Lewis Jr., J. Krause, C.L. Hofman, K.I. Bos, and C. Warinner. 2018. "Differential perservation of endogenous human and microbial DNA in dental calculus and dentin". Scientific Reports 8, article number: 9822.
Antczak, A.T., Ma.M. Antczak, and A. Jaimes. 2018. "Debating Lithics from pre-Colonial Sites in Los Roques Archipelago, Venezuela (AD 1000-1500)". In Multas Per Gentes et Multa Per Saecula, edited by P. Valde-Nowak and M. Nowak, pp. 669. Kraków, Alter Radoslaw Palonka.
Brughmans, T., M. van Garderen, and M. Gillings. 2018. "Introducing visual neighbourhood configurations for total viewsheds". Journal of Archaeological Science 96: 14-25.
Herrera Malatesta, E. 2018. Una Isla, Dos Mundos. Estudio arqueológico sobre el paisaje indígena de Haytí y su transformación al paisaje colonial de La Española (1200-1550). Leiden, Sidestone.
Castilla-Beltrán, A., H. Hooghiemstra, M.L.P. Hoogland, J.R. Pagán-Jiménez, B. van Geel, M.H. Field, M. Prins, T. Donders, E. Herrera Malatesta, J. Ulloa Hung, C.H. McMichael, W.D. Gosling, and C.L. Hofman. 2018. "Columbus' footprint in Hispaniola: a paleoenvironmental record of Indigenous and Colonial impacts on the landscape of the central Cibao Valley, northern Dominican Republic". Anthropocene.
Stacioff, C.E., 2018. Landscape, Land-Change & Well-Being in the Lesser Antilles. Case Studies from the coastal villages of St. Kitts and the Kalinago Territory, Dominica. Leiden, Sidestone Press.
Con Aguilar, E. Slayton, and C.L. Hofman. 2018. "Exploring the concept of teaching sea travel: Experiences from Valverde and Montecristi, Dominican Republic". Journal of Community Archaeology and Heritage.
Habiba, J.C. Athenstädt, B.J. Mills, and U. Brandes. 2018. "Social networks and similarity of site assemblages". Journal of Archaeological Science 92: 63-72
van Garderen, M., B. Pampel, A. Nocaj, and U. Brandes, 2018. "Minimum-Displacement Overlap Removal for Geo-Referenced Data Visualization." Computer Graphics Forum 36(3):423-433.
Amati, V., A. Lomi, and A. Mira. 2018. "Social Network modeling". Annual review of Statistics and its Application Vol. 5: 343-369.
Schertl, H.-P., W.V. Maresch, S. Knippenberg, A. Hertwig, A. López Belando, R. Rodríguez Ramos, L. Speich, and C.L. Hofman, 2018. "Petrography, mineralogy and geochemistry of jadeite-rich artefacts from the Playa Grande excavation site, northern Hispaniola: Evaluation of local provenance from the Río San Juan Complex." Geological Society: Special Publications 474.
J.E. Laffoon, R. Espersen, H.L. Mickleburgh. 2018. "The Life History of an Enslaved African: Multiple Isotope Evidence for Forced Childhood Migration from Africa to the Caribbean and Associated Dietary Change". Archaeometry.
H. Schroeder, M. Sikora, S. Gopalakrishnan, L.M. Cassidy, P. Maisano Desler, M. Sandoval Velasco, J.G. Shraiber, S. Rasmussen, J.R. Homburger, M.D. Ávila-Arcos, M.E. Allentoft, J.V. Moreno-Mayar, G. Renaud, A. Gómez-Carballa, J.E. Laffoon, R.J.A. Hopkins, T.F.G. Higham, R.S. Carr, W.C. Schaffer, J.S. Day, M.L.P. Hoogland, A. Salas, C.D. Bustamante, R. Nielsen, D.G. Bradley, C.L. Hofman, and E. Willerslev. 2018. "Origins and genetic legacies of the Caribbean Taino". Proceedings of the National Acadamy of Sciences of the United States of America: 1-6.
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C.L. Hofman and M.L.P. Hoogland. 2018. "A Cultural Framework for Caribbean Island Historical Ecology Across the Lesser Antilles". In Island Historical Ecology. Socionatural Landscapes of the Eastern and Southern Caribbean, edited by P.E. Siegel, 34-56. New York: Berghahn Books.
A.T. Antczak, J.B. Haviser, M.L.P. Hoogland, A. Boomert, R.A.C.F. Dijkhoff, H.J. Kelly, Ma. M. Antczak, and C.L. Hofman. 2018. "Early horticulturalists in the southern Caribbean". In The Archaeology of Caribean and Circum-Caribbean Farmers (6000 BC - AD 1500) edited by B.A. Reid, 113-146. London: Routledge.
H.L. Mickleburgh and J.E. Laffoon. 2018. "Assessing dietary and subsistence transitions on prehistoric Aruba: preliminary bioarchaeological evidence". In The Archaeology of Caribean and Circum-Caribbean Farmers (6000 BC - AD 1500) edited by B.A. Reid. London: Routledge.
C.L. Hofman, J. Ulloa Hung, E. Herrera Malatesta, J.S. Jean, T. Sonneman and M.L.P. Hoogland. 2018. "Indigenous Caribbean perspectives: archaeologies and legacies of the first colonised region in the New World." Antiquity 92(361): 200-216
W.J. Pestle and J.E. Laffoon. 2018. 'Quantitative paleodietary reconstruction with complex foodwebs: An isotopic case study from the Caribbean.' Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports 17: 393-403.
C. Ting, J. Ulloa Hung, C.L. Hofman, and P. Degryse. 2018. "Indigenous technologies and the production of early colonial ceramics in Dominican Republic." Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports 17: 47-57.
van Garderen, M., B. Pampel, A Nocaj, and U Brandes. 2017. "Minimum-Displacement Overlap Removal for Geo-referenced Data Visualization". Computer Graphics Forum 36 (3): 423-433.
Brughmans T. and U. Brandes. 2017. "Visibility Network Patterns and Methods for Studying Visual Relational Phenomena in Archaeology." Frontiers in Digital Humanities.
de Campos Françoso, M. and A. Strecker. 2017. "Caribbean Collections in European Museums and the Question of Returns." International Journal of Cultural Propert 24(4): 451-477
Ulloa Hung, J. and T.F. Sonneman. 2017. "Exploraciones arqueológicas en la Fortaleza de Santo Tomás de Jánico: nuevos aportes a su comprensión histórica. " Ciencia y Sociedad 42(3): 11-27.
Sonneman, T.F., D.C. Cromer, J.L. Patsolic, W.P. Megarry, E. Herrera Malatesta, and C.L. Hofman. 2017. "Semi-Automatic Detection of Indigenous Settlement Features on Hispaniola through Remote Sensing Data." Geosciences, special issue: Remote Sensing and Geosciences for Archaeology 7(4): 1-15.
Fortes-Lima, C., A. Gessain, A Ruiz-Linares, M.C. Bortolini, F. Migot-Nabias, G. Bellis, J.V. Moreno-Mayar, B.N. Restrepo, W. Rojas, E. Avendaño-Tamayo, G. Bedoya, L. Orlando, A. Salas, A. Helgason, M.T.P. Gilbert, M. Sikora, H. Schroeder, and J.M. Dugoujon. 2017. "Genome-wide Ancestry and Demographic History of African-Descendant Maroon Communities form French Guiana and Suriname." The American Journal of Human Genetics. 101: 725-736.
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Plomp, E., I.C.C. von Holstein, J.M. Koornneef, R.J. Smeets, L. Font, J.A. Baart, T. Forouzanfar, and G.R. Davies. 2017. "TIMS analysis of neodymium isotopes in human tooth enamel using 1013 Ω amplifiers." Journal of Analytical Atomic Spectrometry.
Shafie, T., D. Schoch, J. Mans, C.L. Hofman, and U. Brandes. 2017. "Hypergraph Representations. A Study of Carib Attacks on Colonial Forces, 1509-1700." Journal of Historical Network Research 1(1): 52-70
Knaf, A.C.S., J.M. Koorndreef, and G.R. Davies. 2017. ""Non-invasive" portable laser ablation sampling of art and archaeological materials with subsequent Sr-Nd isotope analysis by TIMS using 1013 Ω amplifiers." Journal of Analytical Atomic Spectronomy, Advance Article.
Stancioff, C.E., J. Vermeer, A Mukhopadohyay, S. de Ruiter, G. Brown, and C.L. Hofman. 2017. "Predicting coastal erosion in St. Kitts: Collaborating for nature and culture." Ocean & Coastal Management: 1-14.
Guzzo Falci, C., A. Van Gijn, M.M. Antczak, A.T. Antczak, And C.L. Hofman. 2017. "Challenges For Microwear Analysis Of Figurative Shell Ornaments From Pre-Colonial Venezuela". Journal Of Archaeological Science: Reports 11: 115-130.
Con Aguilar, E., A. Álvarez, C. Frederick, C. L. Hofman. 2017. "Teaching Indigenous History and Heritage. Reviving the Past in the Present: Caribbean Experiences from the Dominican Republic and Dominica." Creative Education 8(3) Scientific Research Publishing (SCIRP): 333-346.
Antczak, A.T., B. Urbani , M.M. Antczak. 2017. "Re-thinking the Migration of Cariban-Speakers from the Middle Orinoco River to North-Central Venezuela (AD 800)" Journal of World Prehistory 26(2). Springer New York United States 1-45.
Laffoon, J.E., T.F. Sonnemann, T. Shafie, C.L. Hofman, U. Brandes, G.R. Davies. 2017. "Investigating Human Geographic Origins Using Dual-Isotope (87Sr/86Sr, #18O) Assignment Approaches." PLoS One 12(2): e01 72562 Public Library of Science.
Timmerman, S., Koornneef, J.M. Chinn, I. L., Davies, G.R. 2017. "Dated eclogitic diamond growth zones reveal variable recycling of crustal carbon thrugh time." Earth and Planetary Sciences Letters 463 Elsevier.178-188
Amati, V., T. Shafie , U. Brandes. 2017. "Reconstructing Archaeological Networks with Structural Holes" Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory: 1-28.
Strecker, A. 2017. "Indigenous Land Rights and Caribbean Rep arations Discourse". Leiden Journal of International Law: 1-18.
Brughmans, T., M.S. de Waal, C. L. Hofman, U. Brandes. 2017. Exploring Transformations in Caribbean Indigenous Social Networks through Visibility Studies: the Case of Late Pre-Colonial Landscapes in East-Guadeloupe (French West Indies). Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory: 1-45.
Antczak, M.M., A.T. Antczak. 2017. "Making Beings: Amerindian Figurines in the Caribbean." In The Oxford Handbook of Prehistoric Figurines, edited by T. Insoll. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 195-220.
Keegan, W.F. and C.L. Hofman. 2017. The Caribbean Before Columbus. Oxford: Oxford University Press.
Boomert, A. 2016. The indigenous peoples of Trinidad and Tobago from the first settlers until today. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Brandes, U. 2016. "Network Positions". Methodological Innovations. January – December 2016, vol. 9
Frank, O. and T. Shafie. 2016. "Multivariate Entropy Analysis of Network Data". Bulletin of Sociologival Methodology 129(1): 45-63.
Hart, J.P., T. Shafie, J. Birch, S. Dermarkar, and R.F. Williamson. 2016. "Nation Building and Social Signaling in Southern Ontario: A.D. 1350–1650". Plos One 11(5): 1-24.
Hofman, C.L., and M.L.P. Hoogland. 2016. Saba's First Inhabitants. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Laffoon, J.E., T.F. Sonnemann, M.M. Antczak, and A. Antczak. 2016. "Sourcing nonnative mammal remains from Dos Mosquises Island, Venezuela: new multiple isotope evidence." Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences: 1-17.
Laffoon, J.E. 2016. "Human Mobility and Dietary Patterns in Precolonial Puerto Rico: Integrating Multiple Isotope Data". In Cuban Archaeology In The Caribbean, edited by I. Roksandic, 147-167. Florida Museum Of Natural History: Ripley P. Bullen Series. Gainesville: University Press Of Florida.
Laffoon, J.E., M.L.P. Hoogland, G.R. Davies, and C.L. Hofman. 2016. "Human dietary assessment in the Pre-colonial Lesser Antilles: New stable isotope evidence from Lavoutte, Saint Lucia". Journal of Archaeological Science, Reports: 168-180.
Pesoutova, J. and C.L. Hofman. 2016. "La contribución indígena a la biografía del paisaje cultural de la República Dominicana. Una revisión preliminar". In Los indígenas más allá de colón, edited by J. Ulloa Hung and R. Valcárcel Rojas, 115-150. Santo Domingo: INTEC.
Shafie, T. 2016. "Analyzing local and global properties of multigraphs". The Journal of Mathematical Sociology 40(4):239-264.
Sonnemann, T.F., J. Ulloa Hung, And C.L. Hofman. 2016. "Mapping Indigenous Settlement Topography In The Caribbean Using Drones". Remote Sensing 8(10): 1-17.
Strecker, A. 2016. "Revival, Recognition, Restitution: Indigenous Rights In The Eastern Caribbean". International Journal Of Cultural Property 23(2): 167-190.
Ting, C., B. Neyt, J. Ulloa Hung, C.L. Hofman, and P. Degryse. 2016. "The production of pre-Colonial ceramics in northwestern Hispaniola: A technological study of Meillacoid and Chicoid ceramics from La Luperona and El Flaco, Dominican Republic". Journal of Archaeological Science Reports 6: 376–385.
Valcárcel Rojas, R. 2016. "Indians in Cuba: From Pre-Columbian Villages to the Colonial World". In Cuban Archaeology in the Caribbean, edited by I. Roksandic, 185-206. Florida Museum of Natural History: Ripley P. Bullen Series. Gainesville: University Press of Florida.
Weidele, D., M. Van Garderen, M. Golitko, G.M. Feinman, and U. Brandes. 2016. "On Graphical Representations Of Similarity In Geo-Temporal Frequency Data". Journal Of Archaeological Science 72: 105-116.
Weston, D.A. and R. Valcárcel Rojas. 2016. "Communities in Contact: Health and Paleodemography at El Chorro de Maíta, Cuba". In Cuban Archaeology In The Caribbean, edited by I. Roksandic, 83-105. Florida Museum Of Natural History: Ripley P. Bullen Series. Gainesville: University Press Of Florida.
Amati, V., F. Schönenberger, and T.A.B. Snijders. 2015. "Estimation of Stochastic actor-oriented models for the evolution of networks by generalized method of moments". Journal de la Sciete Francaise de Statistique 156(3): 140-165.
Antczak, A.T., K. Antczak, and M.M. Antczak. 2015. "Risky Business: Historical Archaeology of the Dutch Salt Enterprise on La Tortuga Island, Venezuela (1622-1638)". Post-Medieval Archaeology 49(2): 189-219.
Antczak, M.M. and A. Antczak. 2015. "Late Pre-colonial and Early Colonial Archaeology of the Las Aves Archipelagos, Venezuela". Contributions in New World Archaeology 8: 7-44.
Ernst, M. and C.L. Hofman. 2015. "Shifting values: a study of early European trade wares in the Amerindian site of El Cabo, eastern Dominican Republic." In Global Pottery 1. Historical archaeology and Archaeometry for Societies in Contact, edited by Buxeda I Garrigós, Jaume, Marisol Madrid I Fernández, and Javier G. Iñañez, 195-204. Oxford: BAR publishing.
de Campos Françozo, M. 2015. "Why history (still) matters: Museum collections and the politics of heritage". In Fernweh. Crossing Borders and Connecting People in Archaeological Heritage Management, edited by M. van den Dries, S. van der Linde, and A. Strecker, 114-117. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Haviser, J.B. and C.L. Hofman. 2015. "A review of archaeological research in the Dutch Caribbean" In Managing our past into the future: Archaeological heritage management in the Dutch Caribbean, edited by C.L. Hofman, and J.B. Haviser, 37-70. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Hofman, C.L. 2015. "The Caribbean Challenge". In Fernweh. Crossing Borders and Connecting People in Archaeological Heritage Management, edited by M. van den Dries, S. van der Linde, and A. Strecker, 105-109. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Hofman, C.L., and J.B. Haviser. 2015. Managing our Past Into the Future. Archaeological Heritage Management in the Dutch Caribbean. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Hofman, C.L. and M.L.P. Hoogland. 2015. "Investigaciones arqueológicas en los sitios El Flaco (Loma de Guayacanes) y La Luperona (UNIJICA). Informe preliminary." Boletín Museo del Hombre Dominicano 46(42): 61-74.
Hofman, C.L. and M.L.P. Hoogland. 2015. "Beautiful tropical islands in the Caribbean Sea. Human responses to floods and droughts and the indigenous archaeological heritage of the Caribbean". In Water & Heritage, edited by W.J.H. Willems and H.P.J. van Schaik, 99-119. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Hofman, C.L., M.L.P. Hoogland, and R. Grant Gilmore III. 2015. "Archaeological assessment at Bethlehem, St. Maarten, An early Valetta Treaty project in the Dutch Winward Islands". In Managing our past into the future: Archaeological heritage management in the Dutch Caribbean, edited by C.L. Hofman, and J.B. Haviser, 217-232. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Hoogland, M.L.P. and C.L. Hofman. 2015. "Archaeological assessment in compliance with the Valetta Treaty. Spanish Water, Curacao". In Managing our past into the future: Archaeological heritage management in the Dutch Caribbean, edited by C.L. Hofman, and J.B. Haviser, 183-194. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
van der Linde, S. and J. Mans. 2015. "Visualising Values in the Caribbean: A Creative Approach to Value Assessment". Conservation and Management of Archaeological Sites 17(3): 257-269.
Mickleburgh, H.L.. 2015. "Skeletons in the closet: future avenues for the curation of archaeological human skeletal remains in the Caribbean". In Managing our past into the future: Archaeological heritage management in the Dutch Caribbean, edited by C.L. Hofman, and J.B. Haviser, 113-130. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Mol, A.A.A., C.L. Hofman, and M.L.P. Hoogland. 2015. "Remotely Local: Ego-networks of Late Pre-colonial (AD 1000–1450) Saba, North-eastern Caribbean". Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory 22(1): 275-305.
Pesoutova, J. 2015. "La representacion indigena y su papel en la interpretacion de los paisajes culturales asociativos actuales." Boletín Museo del Hombre Dominicano 46(42): 195-214.
Schroeder, H., M.C. Ávila-Arcos, A-S Malaspinas, G.D. Poznik, M. Sandoval-Velasco, M.L. Carpenter, J.V. Moreno-Mayar, M. Sikora, P.L.F. Jongson, M.E. Allentoft, J.A. Samaniego, J.B. Haviser, M.W. Dee, T.W. Stafford Jr., A. Salas, L. Orlando, E. Willerslev, C.D. Bustamante, and M.T.P. Gilbert. 2015. "Genome-wide ancestry of 17th-century enslaved Africans from the Caribbean". PNAS 112 (12): 3669-3673.
Strecker, A. 2015. "Indigenous Rights, Cultural Heritage and Restitution in the Caribbean". Human Rights Defender 24(2): 23-25.
Ulloa Hung, J., and E. Herrera Malatesta. 2015. "Investigaciones arqueológicas en el norte de La Española, entre viejos esquemas y nuevos datos." Boletín Museo del Hombre Dominicano 46(42): 75-108.
Ziesemer, K.A., A.E. Mann, K. Sankaranarayanan, H. Schroeder, A.T. Ozga, B.W. Brandt, E. Zaura, A. Waters-Rist, M.L.P. Hoogland, D.C. Salazar-García, M. Aldenderfer, C. Speller, J. Hendy, D.A. Weston, S.J. MacDonald, G.H. Thomas, M.J. Collins, C.M. Lewis, C.L. Hofman, and C. Warinner. 2015. "Intrinsic challenges in ancient microbiome reconstruction using 16S rRNA gene amplification". Nature (scientific reports) 5: 1-19.
Hofman, C.L., A.A.A. Mol, M.L.P. Hoogland, and R. Valcárcel Rojas. 2014. "Stage of encounters: Migration, mobility and interaction in the pre-colonial and early colonial Caribbean". World Archaeology 46(4): 590-609.
Koornneef, J.M., C. Bouman, J.B. Schwieters, and G.R. Davies. 2014. "Measurement of small ion beams by themral ionisation mass spectrometry using 1013 Ohm resistors". Analytica Chimica Acta 819: 49-55.
All Publications (alphabetical)
Amati, V., F. Schönenberger, and T.A.B. Snijders. 2019. "Contemporaneous statistics for estimation in stochastic actor-oriented co-evolution models". Psychometrika: 1-29.
Amati, V., F. Schönenberger, and T.A.B. Snijders. 2015. "Estimation of Stochastic actor-oriented models for the evolution of networks by generalized method of moments". Journal de la Sciete Francaise de Statistique, vol. 156(3): 140-165.
Antczak, A.T., Ma.M. Antczak, O. Antczak, and L.A. Lemoine Buffet. 2019. Rancherías: Historical Archaeology of Early Colonial Campsites on Margarita and Coche Islands, Venezuela. In Material Encounters and Indigenous Transformations in the Early Colonial Americas: Archaeological Case Studies, edited by C.L. Hofman and F.W.M. Keehnen, 146-174. Leiden: Brill.
Antczak, A.T., Ma. M. Antczak, and C. Guzzo Falci. 2019. Vibrant pasts in museum drawers: Advances in the study of late precolonial (AD 800-1500) materials collected from north-central Venezuela. Museum History Journal: 1936-9824.
Antczak, A.T., Ma.M. Antczak, and A. Jaimes. 2018. "Debating Lithics from pre-Colonial Sites in Los Roques Archipelago, Venezuela (AD 1000-1500)". In Multas Per Gentes et Multa Per Saecula, edited by P. Valde-Nowak and M. Nowak, pp. 669. Kraków: Alter Radoslaw Palonka.
Antczak, A.T. and C.L. Hofman. 2019. Dearchaizing the Caribbean Archaic. In Early Settlers of the Insular Caribbean: Dearchaizing the Archaic, edited by C.L. Hofman and A.T. Antczak, 29-44. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Antczak, A.T., L.A. Lemoine Buffet, Ma.M. Antczak, and V. Rull. 2019. Early indigenous occupations of Margarita Island and the Venezuelan Caribbean. In Early Settlers of the Insular Caribbean: Dearchaizing the Archaic, edited by C.L. Hofman and A.T. Antczak, 131-146. Leiden: Sidestone.
Antczak, A., B. Urbani, and Ma.M. Antczak. 2017. "Re-thinking the Migration of Cariban-Speakers from the Middle Orinoco River to North-Central Venezuela (AD 800)" Journal of World Prehistory 26(2): 1-45.
Antczak, Ma.M. and A.T. Antczak. 2017. "Making Beings: Amerindian Figurines in the Caribbean." In The Oxford Handbook of Prehistoric Figurines, edited by T. Insoll, 195-220. Oxford University Press: Oxford.
Antczak, A.T., K. Antczak, and Ma.M. Antczak. 2015. "Risky Business: Historical Archaeology of the Dutch Salt Enterprise on La Tortuga Island, Venezuela (1622-1638)". Post-Medieval Archaeology 49(2): 189-219.
Antczak, Ma.M., and A.T Antczak. 2015. "Late Pre-colonial and Early Colonial Archaeology of the Las Aves Archipelagos, Venezuela". Contributions in New World Archaeology 8: 7-44.
Borck, L.S. 2019. Constructing the Future History: Prefiguration as Historical Epistemology and the Chronopolitics of Archaeology. Journal of Contemporary Archaeology 5(2): 213-302.
Brandes, U. 2016. "Network Positions". Methodological Innovations 9:1-19.
Brughmans T. and U. Brandes. 2017. "Visibility Network Patterns and Methods for Studying Visual Relational Phenomena in Archaeology." Frontiers in Digital Humanities 4: 17.
Brughmans, T., M.S. de Waal, C.L. Hofman, and U. Brandes. 2017. "Exploring Transformations in Caribbean IndigenousSocial Networks through Visibility Studies: the Case of Late Pre-Colonial Landscapes in East-Guadeloupe (French West Indies)." Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory 24: 1-45
Campos Françozo, M. de. 2015. "Why history (still) matters: Museum collections and the politics of heritage". Fernweh. Crossing Borders and Connecting People in Archaeological Heritage Management, edited by M. van den Dries, S. van der Linde, A. Strecker. Sidestone Press: 114-117.
Campos Françoso, M. de and A. Strecker. 2017. "Caribbean Collections in European Museums and the Question of Returns." International Journal of Cultural Propert 24(4): 451-477
Ciofalo, A.J., Sinelli, P.T., and Hofman, C.L. 2019. "Late Precolonial Culinary Practices: Starch Analysis on Griddles from the Northern Caribbean." Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory.
Ernst, M. and C.L. Hofman. 2019. "Breaking and Making Identities: Transformations of Ceramic Repertoires in Early Colonial Hispaniola." In Material Encounters and Indigenous Transformations in the Early Colonial Americas: Archaeological Case Studies, edited by C.L. Hofman and F.W.M. Keehnen, 124-145. Leiden: Brill.
Frank, O. and T. Shafie. 2016. "Multivariate Entropy Analysis of Network Data". Bulletin of Sociologival Methodology, vol. 129(1): 45-63.
Garderen, M. van, B. Pampel, A Nocaj, and U Brandes. 2017. "Minimum-Displacement Overlap Removal for Geo-referenced Data Visualization". Computer Graphics Forum 36(3): 423-433.
Guzzo Falci, C., J. Cuisin, A. Delpuech, A. van Gijn, and C.L. Hofman. 2018. "New Insights into Use-Wear Development in Bodily Ornaments Through the Study of Ethnographic Collections." Journal of Archaoelogical Method and Theory.
Guzzo Falci, C., A. van Gijn, M.M. Antczak, A.T. Antczak, and C.L. Hofman. 2017. "Challenges For Microwear Analysis Of Figurative Shell Ornaments From Pre-Colonial Venezuela". Journal Of Archaeological Science: Reports, Vol. 11: 115-130.
Herrera Malatesta, E., 2018. Una Isla, Dos Mundos. Estudio arqueológico sobre el paisaje indígena de Haytí y su transformación al paisaje colonial de La Española (1200-1550). Leiden, Sidestone.
Hofman, C.L. and Antczak, A.T. (Eds.), 2019. Early Settlers of the Insular Caribbean: Dearchaizing the Archaic. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Hofman, C.L. and Antczak, A.T., 2019. "Introduction." In Early Settlers of the Insular Caribbean: Dearchaizing the Archaic, edited by C.L. Hofman and A.T. Antczak, 21-28. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Hofman, C.L., L.S. Borck, E. Slayton, and M.L.P. Hoogland. 2019. "Archaic Age voyaging, networks and resource mobility around the Caribbean Sea." In Early Settlers of the Insular Caribbean: Dearchaizing the Archaic, edited by C.L. Hofman and A.T. Antczak, 245-263. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Hofman, C.L. and J.B. Haviser. 2015. Managing our Past Into the Future. Archaeological Heritage Management in the Dutch Caribbean. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Hofman, C.L. and M.L.P. Hoogland. 2018. "A Cultural Framework for Caribbean Island Historical Ecology Across the Lesser Antilles". In Island Historical Ecology. Socionatural Landscapes of the Eastern and Southern Caribbean, edited by P.E. Siegel, 34-56. New York: Berghahn Books.
Hofman, C.L. and M.L.P. Hoogland. 2016. Saba's First Inhabitants. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Hofman, C.L., M.L.P. Hoogland, A. Boomert, and J.A. Martin. 2019. "Colonial Encounters in the Southern Lesser Antilles: Indigenous Resistance, Material Transformations, and Diversity in an Ever-Globalizing World." In Material Encounters and Indigenous Transformations in the Early Colonial Americas: Archaeological Case Studies, edited by C.L. Hofman and F.W.M. Keehnen, 359-384. Leiden: Brill.
Hofman, C.L. M.L.P. Hoogland, and R. Grant Gilmore III. 2015. "Archaeological assessment at Bethlehem, St. Maarten, An early Valetta Treaty project in the Dutch Winward Islands". In Managing our past into the future: Archaeological heritage management in the Dutch Caribbean, edited by C.L. Hofman, and J.B. Haviser, 217-232. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Hofman, C.L. and F.W.M. Keehnen (Eds.) 2019. Material Encounters and Indigenous Transformations in the Early Colonial Americas: Archaeological Case Studies. Leiden: Brill.
Hofman C.L., A.A.A. Mol, M.L.P. Hoogland, and R. Valcárcel Rojas. 2014. "Stage of encounters: Migration, mobility and interaction in the pre-colonial and early colonial Caribbean". World Archaeology, vol. 46(4): 590-609.
Hofman, C.L., J. Ulloa Hung, E. Herrera Malatesta, J.S. Jean, T. Sonneman, and M.L.P. Hoogland. 2018. "Indigenous Caribbean perspectives: archaeologies and legacies of the first colonised region in the New World." Antiquity 92(361): 200-216
Hooghiemstra, H., T. Olijhoek, M.L.P. Hoogland, M. Prins, B. van Geel, T. Donders, W. Gosling, and C.L. Hofman, 2018. "Columbus' environmental impact in the New World: Land use change in the Yaque River valley, Dominican Republic." The Holocene 28(11): 1818-1835.
Hoogland M.L.P., and C.L. Hofman. 2015. "Archaeological assessment in compliance with the Valetta Treaty. Spanish Water, Curacao". In Managing our past into the future: Archaeological heritage management in the Dutch Caribbean, edited by C.L. Hofman, and J.B. Haviser, 183-194. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Hrnčíř, V. and J.E. Laffoon, 2019. "Childhood mobility revealed by strontium isotope analysis: A review of the multiple tooth sampling approach". Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences: 1-16.
Jean, J.S. and C.L. Hofman. 2018. "Dynamiques interculturelles des traces mémorielles amérindiennes d'Haïti." In La Mémoire de l'Escalvage. Traces mémorielles de l'esclavage et des traites dans l'espace atlantique, edited by L. Aje and N. Gachon. Paris: Editions L'Harmattan.
Keegan, W.F., And C.L. Hofman. 2017. The Caribbean Before Columbus. New York: Oxford University Press.
Keehnen, F.W.M. 2019. "Treating 'Trifles': the Indigenous Adoption of European Material Goods in Early Colonial Hispaniola (1492-1550)." In Material Encounters and Indigenous Transformations in the Early Colonial Americas: Archaeological Case Studies, edited by C.L. Hofman and F.W.M. Keehnen, 58-83. Leiden: Brill.
Keehnen, F.W.M., C.L. Hofman, and A.T. Antczak. 2019. "Material Encounters and Indigenous Transformations in the Early Colonial Americas." In Material Encounters and Indigenous Transformations in the Early Colonial Americas: Archaeological Case Studies, edited by C.L. Hofman and F.W.M. Keehnen, 1-31. Leiden: Brill.
Kelly, H. and C.L. Hofman. 2019. "The Archaic Age of Aruba: New evidence on the first migrations to the island." In Early Settlers of the Insular Caribbean: Dearchaizing the Archaic, edited by C.L. Hofman and A.T. Antczak, 147-162. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Knaf, A.C.S, J.M. Koorndreef, and G.R. Davies. 2017. ""Non-invasive" portable laser ablation sampling of art and archaeological materials with subsequent Sr-Nd isotope analysis by TIMS using 1013 Ω amplifiers." Journal of Analytical Atomic Spectronomy, Advance Article.
Laffoon, J.E. 2016. "Human Mobility and Dietary Patterns in Precolonial Puerto Rico: Integrating Multiple Isotope Data". Cuban Archaeology In The Caribbean, Edited By I. Roksandic, 147-167. Florida Museum Of Natural History: Ripley P. Bullen Series. Gainesville: University Press Of Florida.
Laffoon, J.E., R. Espersen, H.L. Mickleburgh. 2018. "The Life History of an Enslaved African: Multiple Isotope Evidence for Forced Childhood Migration from Africa to the Caribbean and Associated Dietary Change". Archaeometry.
Linde, S. van der and J. Mans. 2015. "Visualising Values in the Caribbean: A Creative Approach to Value Assessment". Conservation and Management of Archaeological Sites 17(3): 257-269.
Mickleburgh, H.L. 2015. "Skeletons in the closet: future avenues for the curation of archaeological human skeletal remains in the Caribbean". In Managing our past into the future: Archaeological heritage management in the Dutch Caribbean, edited by C.L. Hofman, and J.B. Haviser, 113-130. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Mickleburgh, H.L. and J.E. Laffoon. 2018. "Assessing dietary and subsistence transitions on prehistoric Aruba: preliminary bioarchaeological evidence". In The Archaeology of Caribean and Circum-Caribbean Farmers (6000 BC - AD 1500) edited by B.A. Reid. London: Routledge.
Mickleburgh, H.L., J.E. Laffoon, J.R. Pagán-Jiménez, A.A.A. Mol, S. Walters, Z.J.M. Beier, and C.L. Hofman. 2019. Precolonial/early colonial human burials from the site of White Marl, Jamaica: New findings from recent rescue excavations. International Journal of Osteoarchaeology: 1-7.
Mol, A.A.A., C.L. Hofman, and M.L.P. Hoogland. 2015. "Remotely Local: Ego-networks of Late Pre-colonial (AD 1000–1450) Saba, North-eastern Caribbean". Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory, vol. 22(1), 275-305.
Pagán-Jiménez, J.R., R. Rodríguez Ramos, and C.L. Hofman. 2019. "On the way to the islands: The role of domestic plants in the initial peopling of the islands." In Early Settlers of the Insular Caribbean: Dearchaizing the Archaic, edited by C.L. Hofman and A.T. Antczak, 89-106. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Pesoutova, J., 2019. Indigenous Ancestors and Healing Landscapes. Cultural Memory and Intercultural Communication in the Dominican Republic and Cuba. Sidestone Press, Leiden.
Pesoutova, J. 2015. "La representacion indigena y su papel en la interpretacion de los paisajes culturales asociativos actuales." Boletín Museo del Hombre Dominicano, vol. 46(42): 195-214.
Pesoutova, J. and C.L. Hofman. 2016. "La contribución indígena a la biografía del paisaje cultural de la República Dominicana. Una revisión preliminar". Los indígenas más allá de colón Series 1. INTEC: 115-150.
Rodríguez Ramos, R., J.R. Pagán-Jiménez, Y. Narganes Storde, and M.J. Lace. 2019. Guácaras in early precolonial Puerto Rico: The case of Cueva Ventana. In Early Settlers of the Insular Caribbean: Dearchaizing the Archaic, edited by C.L. Hofman and A.T. Antczak, 201-214.
Schroeder, H., M. Sikora, S. Gopalakrishnan, L.M. Cassidy, P. Maisano Desler, M. Sandoval Velasco, J.G. Shraiber, S. Rasmussen, J.R. Homburger, M.D. Ávila-Arcos, M.E. Allentoft, J.V. Moreno-Mayar, G. Renaud, A. Gómez-Carballa, J.E. Laffoon, R.J.A. Hopkins, T.F.G. Higham, R.S. Carr, W.C. Schaffer, J.S. Day, M.L.P. Hoogland, A. Salas, C.D. Bustamante, R. Nielsen, D.G. Bradley, C.L. Hofman, and E. Willerslev. 2018. "Origins and genetic legacies of the Caribbean Taino". Proceedings of the National Acadamy of Sciences of the United States of America: 1-6.
Stancioff, C.E. 2018. Landscape, Land-Change & Well-Being in the Lesser Antilles. Case Studies from the coastal villages of St. Kitts and the Kalinago Territory, Dominica. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Strecker, A. 2017. "Indigenous Land Rights and Caribbean Rep arations Discourse". Leiden Journal of International Law. Cambridge University Press. 1-18
Timmerman, S., Koornneef, J.M. Chinn, I. L., Davies, G.R. 2017. "Dated eclogitic diamond growth zones reveal variable recycling of crustal carbon thrugh time." Earth and Planetary Sciences Letters 463: 178-188.
Ting, C., B. Neyt, J. Ulloa Hung, C.L. Hofman, and P. Degryse. 2016. "The production of pre-Colonial ceramics in northwestern Hispaniola: A technological study of Meillacoid and Chicoid ceramics from La Luperona and El Flaco, Dominican Republic". Journal of Archaeological Science, Reports, vol. 6: 376–385.
Ting, C., J. Ulloa Hung, C.L. Hofman, and P. Degryse. 2018. "Indigenous technologies and the production of early colonial ceramics in Dominican Republic." Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports 17: 47-57.
Ulloa Hung, J. and E. Herrera Malatesta. 2015. "Investigaciones arqueológicas en el norte de La Española, entre viejos esquemas y nuevos datos." Boletín Museo del Hombre Dominicano 46(42): 75-108.
Ulloa Hung, J. and R. Valcárcel Rojas. 2019. Construction and deconstruction of the "Archaic" in Cuba and Hispaniola. In Early Settlers of the Insular Caribbean: Dearchaizing the Archaic, edited by C.L. Hofman and A.T. Antczak, 163-176. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Valcárcel Rojas, R., 2019. European Material Culture in Indigenous Sites in Northeastern Cuba. In Material Encounters and Indigenous Transformations in the Early Colonial Americas: Archaeological Case Studies, edited by C.L. Hofman and F.W.M. Keehnen, 102-123. Leiden: Brill.
Valcárcel Rojas, R. 2016. "Indians in Cuba: From Pre-Columbian Villages to the Colonial World". Cuban Archaeology in the Caribbean, edited by I. Roksandic, 185-206. Florida Museum of Natural History: Ripley P. Bullen Series. Gainesville: University Press of Florida.
Valcárcel Rojas, R. and M.E. Velázquez. 2018. "Indios en Cuba. Una nueva lectura de un documento histórico del siglo XVI." Gabinete de Arquelogía, Boletín no. 12, año 12: 15-21.
Valcárcel Rojas, R. and J. Ulloa Hung, 2018. De la Desaparición a la Permanencia. Indígenas e indios en la reinvención del Caribe. Santo Domingo: INTEC.
Valcárcel Rojas, R., J. Ulloa Hung, and O. Feria García. 2019. Levisa 1. Studying the earliest indigenous peoples of Cuba in multicomponent archaeological sites. In Early Settlers of the Insular Caribbean: Dearchaizing the Archaic, edited by C.L. Hofman and A.T. Antczak, 177-190. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Antczak, Ma.M., A.T. Antczak, and M. Lentino. 2016. "Avian Remains from the Late Pre-colonial Amerindian sites on Islands of the Venezuelan Caribbean." Environmental Archaeology. The Journal of Human Palaeoecology 24: 161-181.
Athenstädt, J.C. and S. Cornelsen. 2017. "Planarity of Overlapping Clusterings Including Unions of Two Partitions." Journal of Graph Algorithms and Applications 21(6): 1057-1089.
Bataille, C.P., I.C.C. von Holstein, J.E. Laffoon, M. Wilmes, X.-M. Liu, and G.R. Davies. 2018. "A Bioavailable strontium isoscape for Western Europe: A machine learning approach" Plos One.
Bel, M. van den, S. Knippenberg, and J.R. Pagán-Jiménez. 2018. "From cooking pits to cooking pots: changing modes of food processing during the Late Archaic Age in French Guiana". In The Archaeology of Caribean and Circum-Caribbean Farmers (6000 BC - AD 1500) edited by B.A. Reid. London: Routledge.
Boomert, A.. 2019. "The first settlers: Lithic through Archaic times in the coastal zone and on the offshore islands of northeast South America." In Early Settlers of the Insular Caribbean: Dearchaizing the Archaic, edited by C.L. Hofman and A.T. Antczak, 123-120. Leiden: Sidestone Press.
Brace S., S.T. Turvey, M. Weksler, M.L.P. Hoogland, and I. Barnes. 2015. "Unexpected evolutionary diversity in a recently extinct Caribbean mammal radiation". Proceedings of the Royal Society B 282(1807).
Corcoran-Tadd, N. 2019. "Life beyond the City: Historical and Archaeological Prespectives on Colonial Andean Mobility." In Power, Political Economy, and Hisotrical Landscapes of the Modern World: Interdisciplinary Perspectives, edited by C. DeCorse, SUNY Series, Fernand Braudel Center Studies in Historical Social Science. SUNY Press, New York.
Delpuech, A., and C.L. Hofman. 2015. "Introduction". In À la recherche du Caraïbe perdu. Les populations amérindiennes des Petites Antilles de l'époque précolombienne à la période colonial, edited by B. Grunberg, 5-12. Paris: L'Harmattan.
Delpuech, A., and B. Roux. 2015. "À la recherche de la culture matérielle des 'Caraïbes insulaires'. Collections amazoniennes et antillaises d'Ancien Régime en France". In À la recherche du Caraïbe perdu. Les populations amérindiennes des Petites Antilles de l'époque précolombienne à la période colonial, edited by B. Grunberg, 319-344. Paris: L'Harmattan.
Espersen, R. 2018. "From Hell's Gate to the Promised Land: Perspectives on Poverty in Saba, Dutch Caribbean, 1780 to the Mid-Twentieth Century." Historical Archaeology 52(4): 773-797.
Hofman, C.L., 2019. "Indigenous Caribbean Networks in a Globalizing World." In Power, Political Economy, and Hisotrical Landscapes of the Modern World: Interdisciplinary Perspectives, edited by C. DeCorse, SUNY Series, Fernand Braudel Center Studies in Historical Social Science. SUNY Press, New York.
Hofman, C.L. and M.L.P. Hoogland. 2016. "Connecting Stakeholders: Collaborative preventive archaeology projects at sites affected by natural and/or human impacts". Caribbean Connections 5(1): 1-31.
Hofman, C.L., M.L.P. Hoogland, and B. Roux. 2015. "Reconstruire le táboüi, le manna et les pratiques funéraires au village caraïbe d'Argyle, Saint-Vincent". In À la recherche du Caraïbe perdu. Les populations amérindiennes des Petites Antilles de l'époque précolombienne à la période colonial, edited by B. Grunberg, 41-50. Paris: L'Harmattan.
Hofman, C.L., R. Rodríguez Ramos, and J.R. Pagán-Jiménez. 2018. "The neolithisation of the northeastern Caribbean: mobility and social interaction". In The Archaeology of Caribean and Circum-Caribbean Farmers (6000 BC - AD 1500) edited by B.A. Reid, 71-97. London: Routledge.
Hofman, C.L., J. Ulloa Hung, and M.L.P. Hoogland. 2016. "El paisaje social indígena al momento del encuentro colonial: nuevas investigaciones en el norte de la República Dominicana". Boletín del Museo del Hombre Dominicano 47: 300-310.
Laffoon, J.E., M.L.P. Hoogland, G.R. Davies, and C.L. Hofman. 2017. "A Multi-Isotope Investigation of Human and Dog Mobility and Diet in the Pre-Colonial Antilles." Environmental Archaeology 22(1):1-17.
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Speaker of the House Bob Cupp addresses the chamber.
BY: SUSAN TEBBEN – Ohio Capital Journal
Ohio's House Speaker said Wednesday legislation is not coming to change the May primary date.
Speaker Bob Cupp said the process was "in the hands of the federal court," despite various court documents in which he argued that the election is a legislative issue and any changes should be made in the General Assembly.
The Ohio Capital Journal asked Cupp directly to confirm the House had no plans for legislation to set a new primary date in the next two weeks.
"That is correct, we're not in session," Cupp said during a gaggle after Wednesday's House session.
He was asked about potential changes to the election earlier in the press gathering, and he deferred the job.
"We'll let the federal court process proceed," Cupp said.
A federal lawsuit was filed by GOP voters earlier this year, claiming voters are losing their right to vote with the chaos surrounding redistricting. Originally, the plaintiffs, including Ohio Right to Life leader Michael Gonidakis, asked for the third map adopted by the Ohio Redistricting Commission to be forced into use by a three-judge panel of the U.S. District Court.
That map was rejected by the Ohio Supreme Court before the federal lawsuit was filed, but the process of adopting a fourth version of legislative districts had not come to fruition.
The fourth map ended up being a near-copy of the third, rejected version, with Senate President Matt Huffman acknowledging as he moved for its approval that the map had "97%" similarity to the third version.
Because the process, which started in September, has taken so long, the Secretary of State's Office was forced to remove legislative races from ballots for the May 3 primary, all but assuring a split primary.
Lawsuits have been filed with the Ohio Supreme Court asking for the fourth map to be invalidated for many of the same reasons the third map was, and map challengers have also asked the court to hold GOP commission members in contempt for violating court orders.
Cupp and Senate President Matt Huffman argued in previous court filings that the power for elections and drawing maps lies solely with the redistricting commission and legislators, seemingly contrary to Cupp's Wednesday statements.
"It is the commission and the general assembly who solely possess the legislative authority to create legislative and congressional districts," attorneys for the legislative leaders wrote in a court filing for lawsuits on congressional districts.
Secretary of State Frank LaRose in more recent court filings urged the judicial system to stay out of the process. In his filing countering objections to the most recent maps, he posited that the Ohio Redistricting Commission has more time to figure out legislative maps.
"More importantly, there is still time for the legislature to take steps to extend the time within which such a decision must be made," LaRose said. "This court should not give up on the constitutional process even if the petitioners have."
The federal court has chosen twice not to intervene in the state process to give it time to come to a resolution. The first time the court withheld judgment was just before the March 28 deadline for the commission to complete new maps.
At a hearing before Chief Judge Algenon Marbley, Judge Benjamin Beaton and Judge Amul Thapar last Wednesday, parties from the Secretary of State's Office gave Aug. 2 as a potential date for a second primary to include the legislative races.
The judges entertained the idea of not just the third map, but also the map drawn by independent mapmakers during the latest redistricting commission hearings, and also debated whether or not the 2010 map could be used for one more year.
They decided to give the state until April 20 to come up with an official map and to give the state's highest court time to make its rulings. A status conference was scheduled for April 11.
Jake Zuckerman contributed to this report.
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Nancy J. Paul is an officer in the United States Air Force.

Education

Military career

Paul received a direct commission into the United States Air Force as a Judge Advocate General in 1988.

Lieutenant Colonel Paul is notable for her appointment as a Presiding Officer for a Guantanamo military commission.
Paul is the most junior officer appointed to serve as a Presiding Officer.  All the other Presiding Officers are full Colonels or Captains in the United States Navy.

Presided over Ibrahim Ahmed Mahmoud Al Qosi's Commission

Paul was appointed the Presiding Officer of Ibrahim Ahmed Mahmoud Al Qosi's military commission in early 2008.
On May 22, 2008, after hearing that Al Qosi didn't trust his assigned military lawyer, and had refused to meet with her, and had not been allowed to communicate with his family she ordered that a phone call be arranged, so they could secure civilian lawyers to aid in his defense.
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At his July 2009 hearing the court's new audio equipment malfunctioned.

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Paul granted a final continuance on October 21, 2009.

On December 3, 2009, Paul convened the first hearing of a military commission following the October 2009 passage of the Military Commissions Act of 2009.
She ruled that the charges against Al Qosi should be limited to crimes he was alleged to have committed in Afghanistan.
She ruled that crimes he was alleged to have committed when al Qaeda was based in Sudan were beyond the mandate of the military commission system.

Carol Rosenberg, writing in the Miami Herald, reported that Paul scheduled hearings for January 6, 2010, to determine whether Al Qosi met the eligibility criteria laid out in the Military Commissions Act of 2006.
Rosenberg described Paul as the first Presiding Officer of a Military Commission to address changes the US Congress set in place in the Military Commissions Act of 2009.

Andrea Prasow, a senior counsel with Human Rights Watch, was critical of Paul for proceeding with the Commission, even though the rules of procedure hadn't been drafted.

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Q: How to get the sender of the InputBinding-Command I have this xaml code:
<Window.InputBindings>
    <KeyBinding Command="{Binding Path=KeyEnterCommand}" Key="Enter" />
</Window.InputBindings>

and that's the Code in my ViewModel:
    private RelayCommand _keyEnterCommand;

    public ICommand KeyEnterCommand
    {
        get
        {
            if (_keyEnterCommand == null)
            {
                _keyEnterCommand = new RelayCommand(param => ExecuteKeyEnterCommand());
            }

            return _keyEnterCommand;
        }
    }

    public void ExecuteKeyEnterCommand()
    {
        // Do magic
    }

Now is my question, how can i get the sender of this command?

A: If by "sender" you mean the element that was focused when the key was pressed, then you can pass the currently focused element as a parameter to the command, like this:
<Window x:Class="MyWindow"
        xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
        xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
        x:Name="root">
    <Window.InputBindings>
        <KeyBinding Command="{Binding Path=KeyEnterCommand}"
                    CommandParameter="{Binding ElementName=root, Path=(FocusManager.FocusedElement)}"
                    Key="Escape" />
    </Window.InputBindings>
...

private RelayCommand<object> _keyEnterCommand;

public ICommand KeyEnterCommand
{
    get
    {
        if (_keyEnterCommand == null)
        {
            _keyEnterCommand = new RelayCommand<object>(ExecuteKeyEnterCommand);
        }

        return _keyEnterCommand;
    }
}

public void ExecuteKeyEnterCommand(object sender)
{
    // Do magic
}

A: You can also use the CommandTarget property. This is a slightly different usage as it uses the predefined commands that come with WPF. However, I'm not sure if/how this can be used with classes that inherit from ICommand.
An article on wpf.2000things.com says:

The source of a routed command is the element that is invoking the
  command.  The sender parameter in the Executed or CanExecute handlers
  is the object that owns the event handler.  Setting the Command
  parameter of a Button to a particular command and then binding the
  command to some code in the CommandBindings for a main Window, the
  button is the source and the window is the sender.
When setting the Command property, you can also set the CommandTarget
  property, indicating a different element that should be treated as the
  source of the routed command.

In the example below, the Find command now appears to originate from the TextBox.  We can see this in the event handler for the Executed event:
<Window x:Class="WpfApplication1.MainWindow"
        xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation"
        xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml"
        Title="Commands" Width="320" Height="220">

    <Window.CommandBindings>
        <CommandBinding Command="ApplicationCommands.Find"
                        CanExecute="Find_CanExecute"
                        Executed="Find_Executed"/>
    </Window.CommandBindings>

    <StackPanel>
        <TextBox Name="txtSomeText"
                 Width="140" Height="25" Margin="10"/>
        <Button Content="Find"
                Command="ApplicationCommands.Find"
                CommandTarget="{Binding ElementName=txtSomeText}"
                Margin="10" Padding="10,3"
                HorizontalAlignment="Center" />
    </StackPanel>
</Window>

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On March 10, 2016, Columbia College celebrate the 38th annual John Jay Awards Dinner, honoring five accomplished alumni of the College for distinguished professional achievement in their field. The John Jay Awards have been presented to 205 honorees since 1978 and raise money for the John Jay National Scholars Program. The 2016 honorees were:
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When Boats did the F3F however, which was a hand drawn model, I started to revisit the Duck, and wondered if some redesign might be possible, and since I have a Goose model and they share a hull, well?
Now with a few weeks of work on this one I'm thinking I might be able to build it? It has been done at least once, Google Modelik Duck images, a pretty build. I have tested some assemblies already, tried some simple model builds of certain skins and formers, redrew the hull from my experience with the Goose.
Since the J2F 4 would be the version that would likely have yellow Navy top wing, I drew up a new forward section ahead of the cockpit to be as the J2F 4 would have, and new engine/cowl. Have had to draw other new parts also and have more to do. I like the one flying example of this plane that has a cool story of it's own, now in Texas at the Mid America Museum of Flight. Will likely do this paint scheme and have been working on that.
I'm abandoning the odd formers of the Modelik version, unfortunately the hull formers needed work, and some will have to be improvised. I'm planning to "adjust" the fuse formers where needed and am starting some early work.
A splendid project, Glen, and fits in with all the Interwar golden wings appearing in the Forum these days.
Weren't you involved in the Kancho-Fiddlers Green J2F project?
Ted I'm surprised that Modelik released this model. It must surely have discouraged lots of builders. It does not build up as drawn, believe me. In fact the photos of the one nice build online states this too. The complex former structure may have saved builders in some cases from starting it, after some time studying the design I think it was likely drawn up from a wood model plan and not test built.
I tried to build this model once, long ago. It was a total failure. Nothing fitted, plans were unclear and in the end I abandoned ship and the whole thing ended up in the dustbin. So I am very interested to see how other builders cope with this one. I wrote a very bad review, which made me feel a bit guilty. Was it really this bad design or was it me?
Okay Glen. Time to step up and show us what you can do. Leroy Grumman may actually give you a $.03 raise if you pull it off!!
I too will also be "spying" on this one.........my early memory of models involves the duck and my dad using a soldering iron to weld the seams together so it wouldn't sink in the bath tub...........my dad was NOT a modeler.
Last edited by John Bowden; 07-17-2018 at 08:44 AM. Reason: added drawing.
John I like your artwork it does appear to be the 4 model yes? most existing Ducks are J2F5's I was lucky enough to see the flying example from Tillamook taxiing once now this plane is at another museum but is still flying according to Addison Pemberton although he's surprised they are reluctant to water land that one ...Kermit Weeks splashes his Duck also a 5. Addison says Weeks owns 3 Ducks???


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U.S., Canada and Mexico announce joint bid for 2026 World Cup
Apr 26, 2017 by Will Tomer	in Sports
Although divisions between the nations of North America have dominated the news as of late, the presidents of the soccer federations for the U.S., Canada and Mexico have unified themselves, submitting an unprecedented three-nation bid to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup last Monday.
The announcement within the auspicious confines of One World Trade Center, offering attendees beautiful views of the Manhattan skyline and New York Harbor.
Sunil Gulati, president of the U.S. Soccer Federation, said talks with Canadian Soccer Association president Victor Montagliani and Mexican soccer president Decio de Maria have been taking place — unbeknownst to the public — over the last four years. The three executives suggested a unified North American effort to host the World Cup could be as symbolic as the Statue of Liberty.
"We're not going to get too much into politics today," said Gulati, who later added that "President Trump is fully supportive of the joint bid and is especially happy that Mexico is participating in this joint bid with us."
Gulati said 60 of the tournament's 80 games will be played in the U.S. with 10 each scheduled for Mexico and Canada. All games from the quarterfinal on will be played in the U.S. Among the likely candidates for the final is the Los Angeles Rams' proposed new home in Inglewood, Calif.
With Los Angeles also a finalist in bidding for the 2024 Olympics, Southern California could play host to two largest events in international sports only two years apart, following the example of Brazil, which put on the 2014 World Cup and the 2016 Rio Games.
A 2026 North American edition would also insert the World Cup, which is the biggest single-sport event in the world, into an economy that generates over $22 trillion in annual GDP and is home to nearly 450 million people. According to Forbes, "No other bid could come close to such economic clout and FIFA knows that it will translate into more money."
"This is a milestone day for U.S. Soccer and for CONCACAF," Gulati said, making reference to the regional confederation that oversees soccer in North America, Central America and the Caribbean. "We gave careful consideration to the prospect of bidding for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, and ultimately feel strongly this is the right thing for our region and for our sport.
"Along with our partners from the Canadian Soccer Association and the Federacion Mexicana de Futbol, we are confident that we will submit an exemplary bid worthy of bringing the FIFA World Cup back to North America."
The World Cup is expanding in 2026 to a record 48 teams and 80 games. As a result, analysts anticipate there will be numerous logistical headaches, problems that could be exacerbated by playing games in three countries. Only the 2002 World Cup in South Korea and Japan has been hosted by multiple nations.
FIFA will also have to seek assurances from the U.S. that players, staff and fans would not face any extreme restrictions in traveling to games in the U.S. "We have very specifically addressed this with the president," Gulati said.
The continent has played host to World Cups, in 1970 and 1986 in Mexico and in 1994 in the U.S., with the 1994 tournament setting records for attendance. Canada put on the 2015 Women's World Cup.
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