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Matthew Dysart is a PhD candidate in anthropology at SUNY Buffalo, studying under Dr. W. Barbour. His research interests include early state formation in Mesoamerica, theories of cultural agency and structure, urban development, and faunal analysis. He has conducted archaeological fieldwork in Crete and Montana, analyzing faunal remains. He has presented his research at several conferences and published papers on faunal analysis from Minoan sites and human sacrifice cross-culturally.
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- 1. 1 Dysart CIRRICULUM VITAE APRIL 2014 Matthew Dysart, M.A. SUNY at Buffalo mrdysart@buffalo.edu Department of Anthropology (406)-544-1092 (tel.) 380 MFAC-Ellicott Complex Buffalo, NY 14261-0005 EDUCATION 2013-Present Ph.D. Candidate Department of Anthropology, SUNY at Buffalo-Buffalo, NY W. Barbour, Advisor 2012 M.A. “Ovis/Capra, It’s what’s for Dinner; Preliminary Analysis of Faunal Material from the Minoan Settlement of Gournia.” Department of Anthropology, SUNY at Buffalo-Buffalo, NY S. Milisauskas, Advisor 2010 B.A. Department of Anthropology, University of Montana-Missoula, MT D. MacDonald, Advisor Minor Department of Classics, University of Montana-Missoula, MT J. Scott, Advisor POSITIONS HELD 2013-2015 Assistant Editor, Editor, Secretary, Treasurer ABD (Anthropology: Bachelors to Doctorates) Student Journal, Department of Anthropology, SUNY at Buffalo- Buffalo, NY 2013 T.A. for UGC111 World Civilization. W. Barbour, Instructor 2015 T.A. for APY 106 Cultural Anthropology. P. Stevens, Instructor RESEARCH INTERESTS 1. Early and primary state formation in Mesoamerica 2. Cognitive and social theories concerning cultural and individual agency and structure, especially as it concerns complexity and state formation 3. Urban development and planning 4. Qualitative and quantitative analyses: faunal analysis and statistics SCHOLARSHIP 2014 Matt Dysart, The Weight and Meaning of Human Sacrifice: A Cross-Cultural Examination of a Favored Taboo Subject. Convergence Symposium 4th Annual Anthropology Graduate Student Association Symposium Publication 2013 Matthew Dysart, Ovis/Capra, It’s what’s for Dinner; Preliminary Analysis of Faunal Material from a Minoan Settlement. In Chronika Vol. 3
- 2. 2 Dysart PRESENTATIONS, PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS, AND CONFERENCES 2014 Matt Dysart, The Weight and Meaning of Human Sacrifice: A Cross-Cultural Examination of a Favored Taboo Subject. Presented at the Anthropology Graduate Student Association’s 4th Annual Convergence Symposium “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse”, SUNY at Buffalo- Buffalo, NY 2014 Matthew Dysart, Participated as a discussant at the Interdisciplinary Social Science Symposium, SUNY at Buffalo- Buffalo, NY 2013 Matt Dysart, Ovis/Capra, It’s what’s for Dinner; Preliminary Analysis of Faunal Material from the Minoan Settlement of Gournia. Institute of European and Mediterranean Archaeology Brown Bag Lecture Series, SUNY at Buffalo- Buffalo, NY 2012 Matthew Dysart, Complex Connections and Identity: Mycenaean Pottery as a Social Representative. Presented at the Theoretical Archaeology Group’s annual meeting, Buffalo, NY GRANTS, AWARDS, AND RESEARCH SUPPORT 2012 Institute of European and Mediterranean Archaeology Research and Travel Grant, “Animal Utilization at Gournia: Economic and Social Practices of an Aegean Bronze Age Community and its Development through Time.” $1,500.00 Matthew Dysart FIELDWORK AND RESEARCH 2012-2014 Gournia, Crete. Trench Supervisor and Head Faunal Analyst for the Gournia Excavation Project, Dr. Vance Watrous and Dr. D.M. Buell, Directors 2010-2011 Gournia, Crete. Volunteer Archaeological Technician for the Gournia Excavation Project, Dr. Vance Watrous and Dr. D.M. Buell, Directors 2011 Missoula, MT. Faunal Analyst for the Comet Mine Project, Dr. Kelly Dixon and Ryan Wendel, Directors 2010 Coloma, MT. Volunteer Archaeological Technician for the Comet Mine Excavation Project, Dr. Kelly Dixon and Ryan Wendel, Directors 2009-2011 Missoula, MT. On-call Faunal Analyst for the University of Montana Anthropological Curation Facility, Bethany Hauer M.A., Supervisor 2009-2010 Missoula, MT. Head Faunal Analyst for the Coloma/Garnet Ghost Town Project, Dr. Kelly Dixon and Dr. M. Timmons, Directors
- 3. 3 Dysart 2009 Coloma, MT. Student archaeologist at Coloma Ghost Town Field School, excavation and survey. Dr. Kelly Dixon and Dr. M. Timmons, Directors PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS AND ACTIVITIES 2014 Zooarchaeology Group, Department of Anthropology, SUNY at Buffalo-Buffalo, NY 2014 Dermestid Beetle Project, Department of Anthropology, SUNY at Buffalo- Buffalo, NY Public Outreach 2011-2013 Special guest for Archaeology questions and answer for 4th Grade Class in Germany via Skype