2023

• Sandy Durden: A Burial Shrouded by the Remnants of Life: How Mortuary Treatment and Reconstruction of Life Course can Reveal Personhood of an Infant from Late-Nineteenth-Century San Francisco
• Leslie Hoefert: CalNAGPRA and AB 275: The Reality of Collections Consultation and Repatriation
• Taylor Love: We Were Here: Structural Violence, Oral History and the Preservation of African American Heritage in California
• Erica Ramirez: Exploring Structural Violence using Ground Penetrating Radar: A Case Study at Marin County Poor Farm Cemetery (1880 to 1963) in San Rafael, California

2022

• Abigail Bennett: Structural Violence in the Golden City: A Bioarchaeological Analysis of Health and Disease, Postmortem Intervention, and Marginalization in Mid-Nineteenth Century San Francisco
• Doshia Dodd: Starch Grain Residue Analysis of Bedrock Milling Features: A New Approach to Identifying Taskscapes
• Kari Hervey-Lentz: Remaking an Unmade Cultural Landscape: Mapping the Space and Exploring the Meaning of San Francisco’s Historical Cemeteries
• Sydney Kerkhove-Peltier: Epistemology and Ecology: An Analysis of Three Government-Indigenous Partnerships Involving Traditional Ecological Knowledge in Land Management
• Matthew Neel: Working from the Problem and Working from the Photograph: Modeling Environmental Change for Archaeological Heritage Sites at Angel Island State Park
• Margaret O'Leary: Cultural Landscapes and Ecological Restoration: Management and Interpretation of Ackerson Meadow, Yosemite National Park
• Nicholas Radtkey: "We Know Our History": Reframing Significance and Integrity through a Heritage Lens in the Greater Area of Annapolis, California
• Leann Taagepera: Benicia’s Portuguese Hall: A Case Study of a Traditional Cultural Property in an Urban Ethnic Cultural Landscape: From Saudade to Força

2021

• Jamie Frattarelli: Analysis and Interpretation with Minimal Invasion: Exploring Archaeological Applications for Remote Sensing at Saddleback Ranch
• Erin Hess: A Descriptive and Analytical Framework for Native American In-Ground Cooking Features in Western North America
• Sydni Kitchel: Macrobotanical Analysis of Cacalotepexi Cave: A Late Postclassic Site in Guerrero, Mexico
• Samantha Steindel-Cymer: Oh, Humbug! Resistance, Conformity, Identity and Migration in North Bloomfield from 1850-1930
• Amber Tedrow: Restoring Memory with Ground Penetrating Radar at Hilltop Cemetery

2020

• Rudy Dinarte: Remembering the Bear Flag Revolt of 1846: Today's Narratives of Sonoma County's Past
• Roberto Mora: Culturally Modified Bone vs. Culturally Unmodified Bone; c̓íc̓a c̓íti ho-wéla t̓ól of the Mishewal-Wappo and the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation
• Bee Thao: Social and Cultural Identity Changes of Asian American Women in Sonoma County, 1900-1950

2019

• Stephanie Bertagnole: Edging Forward: The Contributions of Twentieth-Century Maritime Women to the San Francisco Bay Area
• Laurel Lueders: For the Sake of Salt: A Landscape-Level Management Approach for the Saline Valley Salt Tram
• Ryan Poska: An Archeological Study of Culture Contact, Colonialism and Colonial Landscapes in the Cache Creek Watershed: A Case Study of the Bear Creek Unit

2018

• Jocelyn Brabyn: Forgetting Qowíšal: History and Memory at Sea Ranch
• Lauren Carriere: Under the Parking Garage: Public Interpretation of the San Luis Obispo Chinatown
• Caitlin Chang: “The Chinese Way”: Foodways and Archeology from the San Luis Obispo Chinatown
• Jessica Faycurry: Chutes and Landings: Maritime Communities and the Maritime Cultural Landscape of the Sonoma Coast
• Andrew Von Pinnon: Landscapes of Quicksilver: Toward a Historic Context of Mercury Mining in the Mayacamas Mountain Range

2017

• Chelsie Brokenshire: American River Townsites: Examining Connectivity and Community in Physically Discrete Populations
• Brian Denham: Mapping the Black Butte River: Applied Technology and Perceptions of the Past
• Samantha Dollinger: A Cultural Landscape Approach to Management and Interpretation of Cultural Resources in the Mojave National Preserve
• Jason Field: Big Sur Doghole Ports: A Frontier Maritime Cultural Landscape
• Phil Hanes: To Dig or Not to Dig: Managing Buried Resources at Sonoma State Historic Park
• Scott McGaughey: In the Context of Climate Change: A Landscape Approach to Interpreting Indigenous Resources at Point Reyes National Seashore
• Ashleigh Sims: Make Yourself at Home: Rethinking Occupation at Multi-Component Sites Using a Case Study of the Greenfield Ranch, Ukiah, California
• Erica Thompson: Allensworth: Preserving the Cemetery of “The Town That Refused to Die”

2016

• Irma Cuevas Rosas: Heritage in The Outdoors - Creating A Cultural Bridge Between the Latino Community and Parks: A Case Study in Sonoma County, California
• Lily Henry Roberts: Mad As A Hatter: Defining the Negative Impacts of Historic Gold Mining In Nevada County, California
• Yesenia Lyons: A Simple Chicken Ranch: History and Structure of the Veronda-Falletti Ranch, Cotati, California
• David Price: Niches in Bedrock: Beginning the Integration of Bedrock Milling Technology into a Niche Construction Framework
• Camilla Rockefeller: “Stronger Than Family”: Framing Modern Day Seamen as the Figurative Descendants of 19th Century Merchant Mariners Buried at the Presidio of San Francisco

2015

• Gilbert Browning: Loved to Death: Updates to the Cultural Resource Management Plan for Annadel State Park
• Mark Castro: There’s Salt in Them Thar Hills! The History and Role of Salt Exploitation and Conveyance in the North-Central Sierra Nevada
• Robert Gleaton: Geoarchaeological Investigations at CA-CCO-297, a Prehistoric Shellmound: A Study of Archaeological Site Formation and Paleoenvironment Reconstruction along the San Francisco Bay Estuary, California
• Lacey Klopp: Reading the Landscape: Managing Cultural Resources in Sugarloaf Ridge State Park
• Jennifer Lucido: The Old Stand: A Historic Resource Study of the Royal Presidio of Monterey, 1770 – 1840
• Whitney McClellan: “Tell Me What You Eat and I’ll Tell You Who You Are”: The Zooarchaeological Analysis of Four Nineteenth-Century San Francisco Maritime Households
• Erin Mick: Re-imagining our Contested Past: A Local Application of Landscape Archaeology in Santa Rosa, California
• Angela Turner:  From Millingstones to Mortars: The Exploration of Gender Performance through a Long-Curated Ground Stone Collection
• Megan Wells: Staying Relevant: A Case Study of the Healdsburg Museum and Historical Society and Community Inclusion
• Stacey Zolnoski: Education, Preservation, and Stewardship: A Cultural Resources Management Plan for the Galbreath Wildlands Preserve, Mendocino County, California

2014

• Sally Evans: Auditory Exostosis: A Marker of Behavior in Pre-contact Populations from the San Francisco Bay Region of California
• Charles Mikulik: The Glen Ellen Cultural Heritage District: Collaborative Ethnography, Cultural Resources Management, and Historical Societies
• Kyle Rabellino: A Cultural Resources Inventory and Management Plan for the Fairfield Osborn Preserve

2013

• Angela Locke Barton: An Archaeological Resources Protection Program for the City and County of San Francisco
• Steven Hilton: A Cultural Resources Management Plan for Empire Mine State Historic Park, Nevada County, California
• Wesley Wills: A Home in the Yosemite Wilderness: An Archaeological Investigation of Prehistory at Laurel Lake

2012

• Cassidy DeBaker: The Rediscovery of Mission San Rafael Arcangel: An Archaeological Snapshot of the 20th California Mission
• Jules Evans-White: Neighborhood Archaeology: Using Archaeology Education to Teach Local History
• Erin Saar Hanes: Opening Pandora’s Box: A Traditional Cultural Property Evaluation of the Amache World War II Japanese Internment Camp, Granada, Colorado
• Alden Neel: Indian Ruins: A Comprehensive Approach to Rock Ring Research
• Patricia Paramoure: Life in an Industrial Village: The Archaeology of Cabin B at the Cowell Lime Works National Historic District
• Naomi Scher: A Geoarchaeological Context for the Greater Vacaville Area, Solano County, California
• Jessica Tudor: Interpreting the Excavation of CA-LAK-424: A Collection Based Analysis of a Prehistoric Archaeological Site in the Clear Lake Basin, California

2011

• Kristin Converse: Like Nuggets from a Gold Mine: Searching for Bricks and Their Makers in the Oregon Country
• Evan Elliott: Trails, Tribelets, and Territories: The Ethnographic, Prehistoric, Archaeological, and Management Contexts of the Indian Valley/Walker Ridge Recreation Area
• Paul Engel: Toward an Archaeology of Ranching on the Point Reyes Peninsula
• Gavin Gardner: Home is Where the Homestead Is: A Management Plan for Seven Homestead Sites at Pinnacles National Monument
• Mary Gerbic: A Path Through Time: Hopland to Clear Lake on an Old Indian Trail
• Annamarie Leon Guerrero: The Life of a Living Landscape: A Cultural Resources Management Plan for Morgan Territory Regional Preserve
• Carrie Reichardt: Dead Cat Alley: An Archaeological Analysis of the Overseas Chinese of Woodland, California
• Marisa Solorzano: CRM, Education, and Community: Designing a Teacher's Toolkit for Third Grade Classrooms in Duarte, California

2010

• G. Wesley Allen: Protecting Cultural Resources from Fire and Fire Management Activities: The Cultural Resource Element for Redwood National Park Fire Management Plan
• Michelle Blake: Drill Baby, Drill! An Analysis of Late Period Chumash Microdrills from CA-SLO-214
• Emily Darko: There and Back Again: An Artifact Tale
• Kristel Daunell: Community Heritage in Sonoma: Building a City Inventory of Heritage Sites
• Kate Erickson: Dust in the Wind: A Cultural Resources Management Plan for the Bureau of Land Management South Cow Mountain Off-highway Vehicle Recreation Area
• Thea Fuerstenberg: A Circle of Influence: People Influencing Laws and Laws Influencing People in California Cultural Resource Management
• Greg Greenburg: Beneficial Bill or Bust? A Critical Analysis of Senate Bill 18 (SB18)
• Benjamin Harris: Reconciling Public Archaeology and Cultural Resources Management: An Ethnographic Exploration
• Kathleen Kubal: Archaeology, Technology, and Tribal Participation: Using GIS to Retrace Barrett’s Steps Through Northern Pomo Territory
• Kristina Montgomery: Consumed Identity: Consumer Strategies of Female Headed Households of the San Francisco Bay Area
• Bryan Much: Up on the 'Pile’: A Study of Petroglyphs in North-Central Sonoma County

2009

• Eileen Barrow: Excavating the Past for the Future: A Synthesis of Marin County Prehistoric Archaeology
• Erin Sugako Davenport: The ABCs of Archaeological Literacy: Exploring Public Archaeology through Elementary Social Studies Education
• Christopher Lloyd: Central Pomo Travel Corridors: A Least Cost Path and Corridor Analysis
• Alicia Perez: The Reinvented Naval Training Landscape: Ocotillo Wells State Vehicular Recreation Area and its WWII Naval Land Use History
• Jennifer Redmond: Tesla: Interpreting an Invisible Landscape
• Chelsea Rose: “A Sound of Revelry by Night”: Archaeology, History, and the Myth of the Mining Camp, Kanaka Flat, Oregon
• Leslie Smirnoff: A Cultural Resources Inventory and Management Plan for Sonoma Land Trust’s Little Black Mountain Property
• Richard Stradford: Cultural Landscape of the Laguna de Santa Rosa

2008

• Benjamin Elliott: Landscape as Text: California Indian History at Olompali State Historic Park
• Ellen Johnck: The South Bay Salt Pond Restoration Project: A Cultural Landscape Approach for the Resource Management Plan
• Jay Rehor: Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Prehistoric Archaeology and Management of a Unique Serpentine Upland Environment, Lake and Napa Counties, California
• Kathleen Ungvarsky: Assessing the Effects of Federal Cultural Resources Management on the Archaeological Record: A Case Study of CA-SMA-163 – a Corps of Engineers, San Francisco District, Civil Works Project

2007

• Julie Burcell: Trails, Ground Figures and Rock Circles: The Cultural Geography of Southern Panamint Valley, California
• Beatrice R. Cox: The Archaeology of the Allensworth Hotel: Negotiating the System in Jim Crow America
• Ruth Rhoades: Rush for Gold, Rush for Water: A Historical Archaeology of Late Gold Rush Era Water Conveyance Systems Near Oroville, California
• Allison Vanderslice: Illuminating Places: The Introduction of Electric Carbon Arc Lamps to Late Nineteenth Century San Francisco

2006

• Melissa Gallagher: The Archaeology of late Nineteenth-Century Health and Hygiene: A View from San Francisco
• Christina MacDonald: F is Not for Forgotten: F Ranch - A California Cultural Landscape
• Christa Bigue: Public Archaeology: Historical Interpretations of Hendrickson Homestead at Hood Mountain Regional Park
• Philip Kaijankoski: Down by the Beach: A Geoarchaeological Study Searching for the First Humans in America
• Sandra Massey: The Tailor's Table: Ceramic Tableware from a Late 19th Century Household in San Francisco, California
• Richard Shultz: Burned, Broken, and Buried: The Effects of Fire and Fire Management on Cultural Resources

2005

• Susan Doherty: Sonoma Stories and the Song Wong Bourbeau Collection: A Model for an Exhibition and a Public Outreach Program
• Christian Gerike: Managing the CRM Archaeology Project
• Tomalene Evans: An Examination of Theoretical Discussions on how Natural Landscapes Inform Indigenous Identity Constructions
• Karin Goetter: Lime Light: The Lime Manufacturing Industry in 19th Century Oroville, Butte County, California
• Rae Schwaderer: The Archaeology and Ethnohistory of San Felipe Valley, San Diego County, California
• Damon Haydu: An Archaeological Investigation of Four Historic-Period Resources within Camp Parks Reserve Forces Training Area, Alameda and Contra Costa Counties, California

2004

• Timothy Jones: Petroglyphs In Context: Ritual Functions Of Cupule Petroglyphs In The Southern North Coast Ranges, California
• David Nichols: Managing Cultural Resources in the Mojave National Preserve: Prehistoric Site Distribution at Twelve Perennial Spring Locations

2003

• Hannah Ballard: The Hite's Cove Cultural Landscape: Where Community, Mode of Production and Place Intersect
• Dina M. Coleman: A Technological and Morphological Analysis of Flaked Stone Tools from the North Central Troodos Region, Cyprus
• Julia E. Huddleson: The Railroad Exchange Hotel: A Working Class Boardinghouse in West Oakland
• Heidi Koenig: An Archaeological Investigation in the City of Sonoma

2002

• James Barnes: The Life of Reilly: The Archaeology of an 1880s Silver Mine in Panamint Valley, California
• Bruce Dahlstrom: Late Prehistoric Shellfish Utilization in Mendocino County
• Robert Douglass: The Sawmill in Miller Gulch: History and Archaeology on the Redwood Coast
• Laura Eklund: The Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act: Statutory History, Common Law Development
• Pamela Sonn: Primary Documents: Picturing Cultural Resources in the Russian River Watershed
• Adam Sriro: A Cultural Resources Management Plan for the Anderson Marsh State Historic Park, Lake County, California
• Noelle Storey: The Archaeology of Industrial Agrarian Capitalism and Framework for the Evaluation of a Rural Historic Landscape: A Case Study on San Clemente Island
• Annita Waghorn: "A Wilderness on Your Doorstep": Cultural Landscapes and the Management of Public Lands

2001

• Stacy Schneyder Case: Hogg Wild: Archaeological Analysis of a 19th Century Railroad Construction Camp, Idanha, Oregon
• Theodore E. Jones, Jr.: Hobos, Stone Soup and Camp Sierra: A Case Study for Experimentally Assisted Obsidian Hydration Analysis
• Lorinda Ruth Miller: For the Birds: A Cultural Resources Inventory and Management Plan for the Madrone Audubon Society's Mayacamas Mountain Sanctuary Near Healdsburg, California
• Glenn D. Simpson: Evaluating Shipwreck Significance in the Humboldt Bay Region

2000

• Sarah E. Blanchfield-Gassner: Paving the Way: A Historical Analysis of the Caltrans Cultural Resources Programs
• Holly L. Hoods: Preston: History of a Late 19th Century Religious Colony in Sonoma County, CA
• Michael Newland: A Cultural Resources Management Plan for Lake Sonoma Recreation Area, Sonoma County, California
• Andrew Pulcheon: Portrait of the Forgotten Fields: Santa Rosa and its Auxiliary Military Airfields of World War II
• Mark D. Selverston: Public Policy & Private Parcel: Archaeological Conservation Incentives and the Khlebnikov/Smith Adobe
• John Sharp: Shellfish Analysis from the Punta Arena Site, A Middle Holocene Red Abalone Midden on Santa Cruz Island, California

1999

• Kimberly S. Esser: Notoriously Swampy & Overflowed: An Inland Maritime Landscape of the California Delta
• Madeleine (Cookie) Hirn: 1,000,000 Seeds: What To Do With Them
• Leigh Martin: Western Women's Victorian Gardens
• Celia McCarthy: A Management Plan for Cultural Resources Within the Jurisdiction of the Port of Oakland
• George McKale: Paleopathology and Demography of a South San Francisco Mortuary Complex: CA-ALA-329
• John Muir: One Old Junk is Everyone's Treasure: The Excavation, Analysis, and Interpretation of a Chinese Shrimp Junk at China Camp State Park
• Jeannie Yang: Vanishing Sons: The Chinese Laundry Workers at 1813 Seventh Street, West Oakland, California

1998

• Seana L. S. Gause: Rethinking Cultural Resources Planning: A Management Plan For Subsurface Archaeological Deposits in Southwestern Sonoma County
• Michael Meyer: A Block of the Urban West
• Thomas Martin: Exploring Prehistoric Settlement Patterns Within the Eldorado National Forest
• Gary Reinoehl: Terrible Conflagrations: Disaster or Opportunity?
• Lynn Compass: Post-Contact Coast Mi wok Processing Strategies and Settlement Patterns, Point Reyes National Seashore
• Bright Eastman: Guidelines for Documenting and Evaluating Historic Agricultural Properties on California's North and Central Coast
• Jennifer Ferneau: Late Holocene Shellfish Exploitation on the North San Luis Obispo Coast
• Kelly Heidecker: When Disaster Strikes: Emergency Procedures for the Identification, Assessment, Securing, and Demolition of Disaster-Damaged Historic Structures: A Statewide Model Ordinance
• Glennda Luhnow: An Examination of the Ethnographic Boundary Shared By Gumbatwas and Kokiwas Modoc Triblets in Northeastern California
• Barbara Polansky: A Prehistoric Settlement Pattern Model for the Point Reyes Peninsula

1997

• Todd Jaffke: A Spatial and Temporal Analysis of Morphological Variation Among Gunther Barbed Projectile Points of the Southern North Coast Ranges

1996

• Jack Meyer: Geoarchaeological Implications of Holocene Landscape Evolution in the Los Vaqueros Area of Eastern Contra Costa County, California
• Jeffrey Rosenthal: A Cultural Chronology for Solano County, California
• Claudia Taylor Walsworth: The Cultural Development of the Sawtooth National Recreation Area in Central Idaho

1995

• Katherine Marie Dowdall: Temporal Contrasts in Archaeological Site Usage on the Northern Sonoma Coast
• Mary J. Huffman: An Examination of the Kashaya Pomo Community at the Haupt Ranch, Northwestern Sonoma County: A Case Study for Preservation and Planning
• Michael Warren Woods: Nineteenth-Century Impacts of Certain Domestic Animals on Native Flora in the Lake Sonoma/Warm Springs Dam Region, Sonoma County, California

1994

• Sara Marguerite Atchley: A Burial Analysis of the Hotchkiss Site-CA-CCO-138
• Melvin Glenn Brewster: Planning for Cultural Resources on Walker River Paiute Reservation Lands
• Jane M. Caputo: Arrowheads Cast Through Time: Archaeological Investigations at the Portuguese Flat Site
• Anmarie Medin: A Research Design for Determining Legal Significance of Logging Related Historic Properties in Jackson Demonstration State Forest
• Barry A. Price: CA-MEN-69: The Salvage Archaeology of a Yuki Village in Round Valley, Mendocino County, California
• Sunshine Psota: Native American Use of Non-Quarry Obsidian in Northern Sonoma County: A Preliminary Assessment
• Elaine-Maryse Solari: A Nomination to the National Register of Historic Places: The Cache Creek Archaeological District, Lake County, California
• John Charles Whatford: A Cultural Resources Management Plan for Annadel State Park

1993

• Vicki Beard: Let the World Draw Closer Together: Sociocultural Aspects of the Carrillo Adobe Site
• Suzanne Stewart: Upper Archaic Diversity in the Warm Springs Locality, Sonoma County, California
• Kristina Roper Wickstrom: A Study of High Altitude Obsidian Distribution in the Southern Sierra Nevada, California

1992

• Jefferson W. Haney: Written in Bedrock: Prehistoric Acorn Use in the Eastern Sierra Nevada

1991

• David G. Bieling: Perspectives on Behavior Gained from Lithic Analysis and Archaeological Investigations Near Bridgeport, Mono County, California

1990

• Susan Harding Alvarez: Communication Routes as a Context for Cultural Interaction and Change on an Isolated Portion of the Sonoma Coast
• Janet Anne Keswick: Archaeological Investigations of Ca-Son-159, Southern Sonoma County
• Enid J. Van de Hoek: A Spatial and Temporal Study of Blue Mountain Obsidian: Territorial Implications on the Devil's Garden in Northeastern California

1989

• Kathryn R. Crabtree: Cemeteries in California and Nevada: A Western Thanatopsis
• Kimberly Jo Tremaine: Obsidian as a Time Keeper: An Investigation in Absolute and Relative Dating

1988

• Allan G. Bramlette: The Prehistory of the Knoxville Locality
• Glenn J. Gmoser: Boundary Development in Northwestern California: An Ecological Approach to Culture History
• Marlene Greenway: Surface Archaeology of the Cache Creek Drainage, Lake County, California
• John J. Holson: Settlement Patterns and Demography of the Precontact Yuki of Northern California
• Amy Huberland: The Prehistory of Etsel Ridge, Central North Coast Range, Mendocino County, California
• Lawrence Weigel: The Prehistoric Environment of Pilot Village

1986

• Janet P. Eidsness: Prehistoric Archaeology Within Chimariko Territory, Northwest California
• Patricia Mikkelsen: Cultural and Archaeological Significance of North Coast Range Milling Tools
• Brian Paul Wickstrom: An Archaeological Investigation of Prehistoric Sites CA-SON-1250 and CA-SON-1251, Southern Sonoma County, California

1985

• Michael Baldrica: A Distribution Analysis of Prehistoric Archaeological Sites Surrounding Eagle Lake, Lassen County, California
• Carole Cope: The Mammalian Fauna of the Emeryville Shellmound, CA-ALA-309 (ITDS)
• Patricia Hall: Cultivation of Tobacco Among Foraging Peoples of the Southern Sierra
• James M. Roscoe: An Ethnohistory of the Mattole

1984

• Janet Pape: The Role of National Register of Historic Places in Historic Preservation and its Application Process

1983

• Leslie C. Jang: Archaeological Review and Minor Subdivisions in Sonoma County, California: A Case Study
• Randall Milliken: The Organization of Human Populations on California's San Francisco Peninsula at the Spanish Arrival
• Roger H. Werner: CA-LAK-385: A Multicomponent Site Containing Evidence of Late Archaic and Emergent Period Occupation
• Andrew L. York: Archaeological Review and Minor Subdivisions in Sonoma County, California: A Case Study

1982

• Michael C. Elling: The Development of Site Typologies in Historic Archaeology: An Approach
• Jay M. Flaherty: Graves Cabin: CA-MEN-1609 (Regional and Functional Suggestions)
• Terry L. Jones: The North Yuba Survey: A Prehistoric Archaeological Study of 14,000 Acres on the Northern Sierra Nevada
• Mary K. Praetzellis: Historical and Demographic Studies of Kelly Road Corridor, Sonoma County, California
• Robert Stillinger: The Petaluma River: The Need for Regional Historic Research to Identify Archaeological Resources

1979

• Rene Peron: A Study of Environmental Characteristics of Archaeological Site Location in the Geysers Locality (ITDS)