Christopher A. King, Ph.D.

Research interests include population morphology, forensics, and paleonutrition studies via stable isotope/trace element analysis with a particular interest in Southeast Asia. My interests also include medical anthropology issues related to reproductive health and human growth in Southeast Asia. I currently work as a Social Scientist for the Human Terrain System.

I am also interested in web-based technology for data manipulation and retrieval. Other interests include keeping physically fit, going to the beach, hiking, and most anything that does not involve having to stare at a computer screen all the time. I also love running.

Curriculum Vitae (updated January 2009)
M.A. Thesis: Osteometric assessment of 20th century skeletons from Thailand and Hong Kong
Ph.D. Dissertation: Paleodietary Change among Pre-State Metal Age Societies in Northeast Thailand: A Stable Isotope Approach
Publications:
2006, Stable Isotope Pilot Study, NE Thailand	1998, Sex Determination, Thai Femur	1998, Sex Determination, Thai Humerus

Recent news article about my work in Iraq during 2005-2006.	NY Times (June 2006)	Yahoo News (June 2006)

http://seasia.museum.upenn.edu

Bibliographic Database of archaeological and bioarchaeological literature with primary emphasis on Southeast Asia.

Last Revised June, 2008 Send E-mail to: Christopher A. King