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Archaeology and Ethnohistory,
Complex Societies, Maritime Trade, Ceramic Production; Southeast Asia
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| Personal
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I
am an
archaeologist and ethnohistorian interested in the political economy of
late first
millennium to mid-second millennium A.D. maritime trading polities of
island Southeast Asia, primarily the Philippines. I have carried out
archaeological research in the Tanjay Region of the Philippines for two
decades and in other regions of Southeast Asia, publishing on such
topics as foreign trade, ritual feasting, specialized pottery
production, forager-farmer interactions, and warfare.
Dr. Junker is editor of the publication Asian Perspectives, along with Field Museum Curator Dr. Anne Underhill. |
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| Selected
Publications |
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2002
(With Kathleen Morrison) Forager-Traders in South and
Southeast Asia: Long Term Histories. Cambridge: Cambridge University
Press.
2002 Long-Term Change and Short-Term Shifting In the Economy of Philippine Forager-Traders. In Beyond Foraging and Collecting: Evolutionary Change In Hunter-Gatherer Settlement Systems. Ben Fitzhugh and Junko Habu, eds.
1999 Raiding, Trading, and Feasting: The Political
Economy of Philippine Chiefdoms. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press.
1998 Integrating History and Archaeology In the Study of Contact
Period Philippine Chiefdoms. International Journal of Historical
Archaeology 2(4): 291-320.
1996 Hunter-Gatherer Landscapes and Lowland Trade in the Prehispanic Philippines. World Archaeology 27(3): 389-410.
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