Michael Barton is a Professor and complex systems scientist at Arizona State University with 22 years of experience studying long-term human ecology, landscape dynamics, and socioecological interactions. He blends anthropology, archaeology, earth science, and information technologies to trace human/environmental dynamics from the Upper Pleistocene through the mid-Holocene across the Mediterranean, the American Southwest, and other regions. His work spans hunter-gatherer and early farming societies, geoarchaeology, lithic technology, and evolutionary theory, with a strong emphasis on techno-economic change. Michael routinely applies quantitative and computational methods—computational modeling, GIS, remote sensing, data science, and visualization—to make multi-dimensional systems legible and testable. He maintains long-running collaborative field projects and brings an uncommon fusion of field-based archaeology and advanced geospatial analytics. Based in Tempe, Arizona, he translates deep time perspectives into insights relevant for contemporary socioecological resilience and landscape management.
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Michael Barton - Professor at Arizona State University