Matthew Marino, M.A., RPA

Washington State University, Anthropology, Alumnus

University of Florida, Anthropology, Alumnus

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Archaeologist and Project Manager at PaleoWest. I'm interested in how people relate to their human and non-human worlds. I write Florida history at FloWriter.net, and you can find me on Twitter @RealMattMarino.
Supervisors: Colin Grier and Ken Sassaman

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Justin Hopt

Washington State University

Bryn Letham

University of British Columbia

Jerome Cybulski

Canadian Museum of History

David Bilton

University of Toronto

Madonna Moss

University of Oregon

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Alexander P Mackie

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Wendy Teeter

University of California, Los Angeles

Dairell Davis

Amanda Semanko

University of Arizona

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Theses by Matthew Marino, M.A., RPA

A Relational Perspective on Dogs and Their Burials from DgRv-006, Coastal Southwestern British Columbia

To my chair and supervisor, Colin Grier, thank you for allowing me to work on the dog assemblage ... more To my chair and supervisor, Colin Grier, thank you for allowing me to work on the dog assemblage and at the Dionisio Point site, and for the guidance, patience, and friendship throughout the process of completing this project. Also to the Penelakut First Nations, thank you for the opportunity to participate in the ongoing work at this fantastic site. To my committee members, Erin Thornton and Brian Kemp, thank you for your comments and enthusiasm throughout this project and beyond. To Dr. Duff and the WSU Department of Anthropology, thank you for keeping me employed.

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Sacred Sands: Appearance and Alteration of Colored Sediments in St. Johns Sand Mounds

Papers by Matthew Marino, M.A., RPA

Preliminary analysis of dog remains in proximity with human burials at DgRv-006, Dionisio Point locality

Paper presented at the 66th Annual Northwest Anthropological Conference, Portland, OR, 2013

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Analyses of Todie Flats (42SA30148) Ceramics, Cedar Mesa, SE Utah

Analyses of Todie Flats (42SA30148) Ceramics, Cedar Mesa, SE Utah, 2013

Lipe and others performed a surface survey and collected artifacts from the site as part of a mes... more Lipe and others performed a surface survey and collected artifacts from the site as part of a mesa-wide search for areas of attraction (Lipe 2013). The apparent porosity and sherd refiring analyses and results of the Todie Flats ceramic assemblage are presented here, in relevance to the following research questions: (1) do apparent porosity percentages correlate to ware types, and (2) do ware traditions or temper types vary in associated oxidized sherd colors?

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