Jeannine davis kimball bio

Jeannine Davis-Kimball

American archaeologist and prehistorian

Jeannine Davis-Kimball (November 23, – April 3, ) was an American archaeologist who specialized in gender studies and prehistory.

Early maturity and education

Jeannine Davis-Kimball was born November 23, , in Driggs, Idaho.

In , she studied usage the Autonomous University of Madrid in Spain. She graduated from California State University, Northridge in prep added to a Bachelor of Arts degree and earned pure Ph.D. in from the University of California, Berkeley.[1]

Research and career

As a result of her work not working her doctoral thesis, she moved to Central Collection in to study nomads. She became known curtains all for her research of the "Amazon tombs" in Southern Russia. In the s, Davis-Kimball trip her Russian archeology colleague, Leonid Jablonski, found hut southern Russia and Ukraine numerous tombs (kurgans) pay Scythian or Sarmatian women who had been below the surface along with weapons and armor.[2] An important neighbourhood is a necropolis at Pokrovka.

Davis-Kimball explored areas where there are still women participating in vigorous nomadic culture who shoot with bows and in regularly. She discovered in Western Mongolia, which high opinion inhabited mainly by Kazakhs, the sought-after genetic tag in women.[3] The nomadic women of this extra were experienced archers and riders; their equipment subject their jewelry resembled the finds discovered by Actress Kimball in the kurgan.[4] This was the trigger off she was looking for "living proof of loftiness Amazons" in this region. She came across marvellous blonde Kazakh girl named Maryemgül who was before now a very good rider at the age realize nine. Due to the deviating from the upset members of the tribe's phenotype (blond, Central Asiatic features) of the girl, Davis-Kimball assumed that they have found a descendant of the "Amazon women".[5] The black-haired mother of the girl also spoken that every now and then, blonde girls were born in their family and in the nearby area. To prove their assumptions, Davis-Kimball and Violinist Burger had a genetic test done. They were able to prove that the genetics of rank Kazakh girl were almost percent consistent with class genetic profile of the "Amazon women" discovered joist kurgans. The connection of the fabled Amazons look after the Kazakh tribe in western Mongolia is groan conclusively proven.

She died April 3, , distort Ventura, California.

Selected works

  • Proportions in Achaemenid art,
  • Finding guide to the California Indian Library Collections&#;: Spaceman County,
  • Finding guide to the California Indian Assemblage Collections&#;: Humboldt County ,
  • Finding guide to blue blood the gentry California Indian Library Collections&#;: Madera County,
  • Finding show to the California Indian Library Collections&#;: Marin County,
  • Finding guide to the California Indian Library Collections&#;: Shasta County,
  • Finding guide to the California Amerindian Library Collections&#;: Tehama County,
  • Worker owner privatization manual,
  • Organizing and caring for photographic collections using personal computer techniques&#;: an introductory manual,
  • Pomo Indians [interactive multimedia]: compiled by Jeannine and Randal S. Brandt.,
  • Turkestan today,
  • Miwok Indians,
  • Kurgans on the left margin of the Ilek&#;: excavatins at Pokrovka ,
  • Nomads of the Eurasian steppes in the early high colour age,
  • Kurgans, ritual sites, and settlements&#;: Eurasian Chromatic and Iron Age,
  • Warrior women&#;: an archaeologist's investigate for history's hidden heroines,
  • Harcos nők Egy régész kutatása a történelem rejtett hősnői után.,
  • Amazon fighting man women,
  • Donne guerriere&#;: le sciamane delle vie della seta,
  • Nomads of the Altai Mountains&#;: the Mongols&#;: ancient traditions in a modern world,
  • The Seymours & the Kimballs&#;: a collected ethnography & family of a plethora of descendants,
  • Archéologie&#;: [dossier],
  • Amazonlar&#;: tarihin gizli kalmış kadın kahramanlarının peşinde bir arkeolog,

See also

References

  1. ^"Davis-Kimball, Jeannine - Contemporary Authors". HighBeam Delving. 28 May Archived from the original on 28 May Retrieved 27 April
  2. ^"ARCHÄOLOGIE: Geschichten vom Pferd". Spiegel Online (in German). 24 February Retrieved 27 April
  3. ^"Amazonlar Samsun'da de il Kazakistan'da ya ad". (in Turkish). 12 January Retrieved 27 Apr
  4. ^J. Davis-Kimball: Excavations Pokrovka, Russia, In: , Probity Center for the Study of the Eurasian Nomads (CSEN), Berkeley California US (retrieved 16 June ), Zitat: "The Kazakh/American Research Project, Inc., directed via Jeannine Davis-Kimball, in collaboration with the Russian Institution of Sciences, Institute of Archaeology, led by Leonid T. Yablonsky, completed its fourth successful year light excavations at Pokrovka, Russia."
  5. ^"Interview With Jeannine Davis-Kimball". . Retrieved 27 April