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（Last updated : 2024-10-17 13:38:00）　

NOXON Corey Tyler

Department / Course Ritsumeikan-Global Innovation Research Organization

Title / Position Assistant Professor

Other Affiliations
1.	Kinugasa Research Organization Research Center for the Pan-Pacific Civilization

Academic background
1.		PhD（Ritsumeikan University）
2.		Doctoral Program (2nd Semester) │ Major in Informatics of Behavior and Culture │ Graduate School of Letters │ Ritsumeikan University │ Completed
3.		MA（Florida Atlantic University）
4.		Master Course │ Anthropology │ College of Arts and Letters │ Florida Atlantic University │ Completed
5.		BA（University of Florida）
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Present specialized field
Statistical science, Japanese history, Archaeology, Cultural assets study (Keyword：Paleodemography, Population, Sedentism, Mobility, Jomon, 3D, Photogrammetry)

Papers
1.	2024	Archaeological Craftwork 2023: Ethnography of Archaeology at Suwahara Site, Hokuto City, Yamanashi 2023 │ The Hiyoshi review of the humanities │ 39,pp.1-37
2.	2023/03/25	Preliminary study on the demographics of the Kitashirakawa Jomon Archaeological sites estimated from pottery counts │ Ritsumeikan Pan-Pacific Civilization Studies │ ,pp.66-77
3.	2023	Survey of the Present Conditions of Prehistoric Architectural Reconstructions in the Koshin-etsu Region of Japan │ The Keio University Hiyoshi review of social sciences │ 34,pp.1-56
4.	2021/03/25	An Overview of Prehistoric Population Estimation Methodologies Used in Archaeological Research │ Ritsumeikan Pan-Pacific Civilization Studies │ ,pp.117-140
5.	2021	Population and Mobility in the Middle Jomon Period Viewed from Architectural and Skeletal Remains │
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Academic conference presentation
1.	2024/09/12	Japan’s forgotten Pithouses: documenting the dismantling of Reconstructed Prehistoric Architecture
2.	2024/05/26	Results of the 2023 excavation at Sugisawa Site, Maibara City, Shiga Prefecture and the 3D reconstruction of excavated burial pottery
3.	2024/04/21	Survey of artifact distribution at the Tsuzuraozaki lake bottom site using an AUV
4.	2024/04/10	How much is too much? Overcoming difficulties associated with large photogrammetry data sets
5.	2023/11/18	3D Scanning in Archaeology: Project Planning, Data Reuse, and Public Benefit
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Works
1.	2021/02/19	Examining the relationship between pithouse features and sedentism in the Middle Jomon period