Sarah Noe

Graduate Student

Specialization

Archaeology

  • Environmental Archaeology
  • Paleoethnobotany
  • Zooarchaeology
  • Historical Ecology
  • Coupled Human-Natural Systems
  • Socio-Ecological Knowledge
  • Culture Contact
  • Foodways
  • New World Archaeology

Publications

Haas R., Watson J., Buonasera T., Southon J., Chen J.C., Noe S.J., Smith K., Llave C.V., Eerkens J. and Parker G.,
(2020) Female hunters of the early Americas. Science Advances, 6(45), peabd0310.

Haas R., Buonasera T., Chen J., Eerkens J., Noe S.J., Parker G., Smith, K., Viviano C. and Watson J.,
(2020) March. Behavioral adaptations to life in the interior high Andes, 9-7ka. In American Journal of Physical Anthropology 171:110-110

Noe S.J.,
(2021) Zooarchaeology of Mission Santa Clara de Asís: bone fragmentation, stew production, and commensality. International Journal of Historical Archaeology, pp.1-43.

Hixon S. W., Domic A. I., Douglass K.G., Roberts P., Eccles L., Buckley M., Ivory S., Noe, S.J., Kennett D.J.,
(2022) Drought, Fire, and Modified Megafaunal Bone: Insights from Three Coastal Ponds in SW Madagascar. Under Review Scientific Reports.

Noe S.J.,
(2023) Subsistence and Persistence: Indigenous Foodways within Mission Santa Clara de Asìs. California Archaeology

Noe S.J., Wilson G., VanDerwarker A., George R., Kennett D.,
(Submitted) Deer, Drought, and Warfare: Managing Risk in the Central Illinois River Valley (CIRV) from the Eleventh through Fourteenth century. Quaternary International

Noe S.J.,
(Submitted) Indigenous Foodways as Persistence in the Alta California Mission System. American Antiquity

Noe S.J., Hass R., Aldenderfer M.,
(In prep) Managing Risk in High Altitudes: Archaic Period (10,000-3,200 BP) Hunting Strategies in the Lake Titicaca Basin. Latin American Antiquity