Student Projects 2000-2004

Student Projects 2004

Doctoral Candidates

• Molly Fierer-Donaldson (Chichen Itzá skeletal research)
• Thomas Garrison* (excavations and survey, San Bartolo, Peten, Guatemala)
• Sarah Jackson* (Comparative views of the Maya nonroyal elite: Courtly society in the classic period
• Ann Sieferle-Valencia* (Excavations at Cuauhtinchan, Puebla, Mexico)
• Alexandre Tokovinine (Excavations at Naranjo and La Sufricaya, Peten, Guatemala)

Postdoctoral Candidates

• Marc Zender (Maya dictionary project)

Student Projects 2003

Harvard College

• Sabbatical year—Fashes

Doctoral Candidates

• Thomas Garrison*
• Sarah Jackson* (1999–2005) Comparative views of the Maya nonroyal elite: Courtly society in the classic period.
• Ann Sieferle-Valencia* (Research on the Mapa de Cuauhtinchan 2)

Postdoctoral Candidates

• Wiliam Saturno (CMHI Field Associate)

Student Projects 2002

Harvard College

• Benton Bodamer* (‘02, Field research, Los Sapos group, Copan, Honduras; Study of Copador frog effigy vessels, Peabody Museum) (Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico): Comparative analysis and recording of Mesoamerican frog shrines and excavation of one such shrine in Copan, Honduras.
• Catarina Castruccio-Prince* (‘02, Copan Hierglyphic Stairway, digitization of photographic record; Research Assistant)
• Lucia Henderson* (CMHI Assistant, Tonina, Mexico)
• Helen Human (Pilot sculpture study)

Doctoral Candidates

• Lisa Collins (1994–2002, Maya zooarchaeology and slave residences, Copan, Honduras)
• Allan Maca (1994-2002, Settlement studies, Copan, Honduras)
• Laura O’Rouke (1994-2002, Formative Mesoamerica)
• Sarah Jackson* (excavations, Guatemala)
• James Fitzsimmons (1997–2002, Maya archaeology and epigraphy; Mortuary ceremonialism)

Postdoctoral Candidate

• Wiliam Saturno (CMHI field associate)

Student Projects 2001

Harvard College

• Benton Bodamer* (Field research, Los Sapos group, Copan, Honduras; Study of Copador frog effigy vessels, Peabody Museum) (Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico): Comparative analysis and recording of Mesoamerican frog shrines and excavation of one such shrine in Copan, Honduras.
• Catarina Castruccio-Prince* (Copan Hierglyphic Stairway, digitization of photographic record; research assistant)
• Lucia Henderson* (‘01, Ceramics, Classic Maya royal tomb, Ruler 12, Copan, Honduras; CMHI assistant)
• Marcus Lehman* (‘01, Sacred geography and landscape, Copan Valley, Honduras)

Doctoral Candidates

• Lisa Collins (Zooarchaeology research, Copan, Honduras)
• Karla Davis-Salazar (1995–2001, Maya water management, Copan)
• Sarah Jackson* (T.F. Copan Summer Field School)
• Allan Maca
• Laura O’Rouke

Postdoctoral Candidates

• Wiliam Saturno (CMHI Field Associate)

Student Projects 2000

Harvard College

• Marcus Lehman* (Landscape survey, water and caves, Copan Valley, Honduras)
• Stephanie Greenman* (‘00 Maya music’s role in social and religious organization)
• Lucia Henderson* (Field research, Copan, Honduras, excavations in Ruler 12’s tomb)

Doctoral Candidates

• Gerardo Aldana (History of Science, Maya Astronomy; T.F. Copan Summer Field School)
• Karla Davis-Salazar
• James Fitzsimmons
• Sarah Jackson*
• Allan Maca
• Laura O’Rouke
• William Saturno (1994–2000, Maya archaeology, Rio Amarillo excavations, Copan, Honduras)

Extension School

• Susan Sherman* (ceramic research)