Prof. Michael Chazan This is Me

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1. 1. www.semioticon.com

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   Published on: 4/1/2007   Last Visited: 4/9/2007

   Michael Chazan (University of Toronto)

2. 2. english.china.com

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   Published on: 2/13/2007   Last Visited: 3/3/2007

   "Mercader's paper presents strong archaeological data for the antiquity of nut cracking by chimpanzees and shows that this behavior developed long before farmers arrived in the area," said Dr. Michael Chazan, an anthropology professor at University of Toronto who specialized in Paleolithic archaeology.

3. 3. Michael Chazan's home page

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   Published on: 7/1/2002   Last Visited: 4/14/2006

   Michael Chazan (V) divides his research in Paleolithic and Epipaleolithic archaeology among France, Israel and Jordan, and is interested in lithic technology and the history of archaeology. Email: mchazan#
   
   Gary Coupland focusses on household archaeology on the Northwest Coast of North America and more generally on complex hunter-gatherers. Email: coupland#
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   Michael Chazan (V) divides his research in Paleolithic archaeology among France, Israel and Jordan. Currently he also has a project on an Epipaleoliithic site in southern Jordan, and more general interests in lithic technology and the history of archaeology.
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   Michael Chazan (V) divides his research in Paleolithic archaeology among France, Israel and Jordan. Currently he also has a project on an Epipaleoliithic site in southern Jordan, and more general interests in lithic technology and the history of archaeology.
   
   Gary Coupland focusses on household archaeology on the Northwest Coast of North America and more generally on complex hunter-gatherers. He also serves as Graduate Coordinator of Anthropology.
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   Michael Chazan (V) divides his research in Paleolithic and Epipaleolithic archaeology among France, Israel and Jordan, and is interested in lithic technology and the history of archaeology.
   
   Gary Coupland focusses on household archaeology on the Northwest Coast of North America and more generally on complex hunter-gatherers. He also serves as Graduate Coordinator of Anthropology.
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   Michael Chazan (V) divides his research in Paleolithic archaeology among France, Israel and Jordan. Currently he also has a project on an Epipaleoliithic site in southern Jordan, and more general interests in lithic technology and the history of archaeology.
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   Michael Chazan
   
   Michael Chazan is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Anthropology who specializes in Paleolithic archaeology and lithic analysis. He conducts fieldwork in France, Israel and Jordan.