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University of Arizona College of Medicine - Phoenix 425 North 5th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85004
Associate Professor, Educator Scholar
Associate Professor, Educator Scholar - Basic Medical Sciences
Faculty
Basic Medical Sciences
Education
- Postdoctoral Fellowship: Anatomy, University of Arizona, 2015
- PhD: Anthropology, Tulane University, 2012
Publications
- Washburn E, , Ibarra Asencios B, Titelbaum AR, Fehren-Schmitz L, Nesbitt J & Oelze VM (2022). A multi-isotope approach to reconstructing human residential mobility and diet during the Late Intermediate Period (AD 1000-1450) in highland Ancash, Peru. Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports. Vol. 41, 02/2022 - Article, Refereed Journal -
- Titelbaum AR , Fresh S, McNeil BE & Ibarra Asencios B (2021). Three cases of brachydactyly type E from two commingled tombs at the Late Intermediate period - Late Horizon site of Marcajirca, Ancash, Peru. International Journal Paleopathology. Vol. 33, 146-157., 06/2021 - Article, Refereed Journal -
- Titelbaum AR (2020). Developmental anomalies and South American paleopathology: A comparison of block vertebrae and co-occurring axial anomalies among three skeletal samples from the El Brujo archaeological complex of northern coastal Peru. Int J Paleopathol. Vol. 29, 76-93., 06/2020 - Article, Refereed Journal -
- Titelbaum AR, Ibarra Asencios B & McNeil BE (2019). A circular depression at the spinoglenoid notch of a prehistoric Andean scapula: Plausible evidence of suprascapular nerve entrapment by a paralabral cyst. Int J Paleopathol. Vol. 24, 19-24., 03/2019 - Article, Refereed Journal -
- Kushner DS, Verano JW & Titelbaum AR (2018). Trepanation procedures/outcomes: comparison of prehistoric Peru with other ancient, medieval, and American Civil War cranial surgery. W Neurosurg. Vol. 114, 245-251., 06/2018 - Article, Refereed Journal -
- Titelbaum AR & Verano JW (2017). Bioarchaeology of the Huaca Prieta human remains. In: Where the Land Meets the Sea: Fourteen Millennia of Human History at Huaca Prieta, Peru. Edited by TD Dillehay. (pp. 166-198). University of Texas Press., 08/01/2017 - Book Chapter -
- Kushner D & Titelbaum AR (2016). Trepanation from the perspective of modern neurosurgery. In: Holes in the Head: the art and archaeology of trepanation in ancient Peru. Edited by JW Verano. (pp. 253-266). Dumbarton Oaks., 06/13/2016 - Book Chapter -
- Verano JW, Titelbaum AR, Ibarra B & Lund M (2016). The northern highlands. In: Holes in the Head: the art and archaeology of trepanation in ancient Peru. Edited by JW Verano. (pp. 141-174). Dumbarton Oakes., 06/13/2016 - Book Chapter -
- Titelbaum AR & Castillo SU (2015). A rare case of os odontoideum from an Early Intermediate period tomb at the Huacas de Moche, Peru. Int J Paleopathol. Vol. 11, 23-29., 12/2015 - Article, Refereed Journal -
- Titelbaum AR, Ibarra B & Naji S (2015). Madelung's deformity and possible Léri-Weill dyschondrosteosis: Two cases from a Late Intermediate period tomb, Ancash, Peru. International Journal of Paleopathology. Vol. 9, 8-14., 06/2015 - Article, Refereed Journal -
- Titelbaum AR & Verano JW (2013). A Case of Congenital Radioulnar Synostosis from Prehispanic Peru. International Journal of Osteoarchaeology. Vol. 25, 968-975., 10/2013 - Article, Refereed Journal -
- Dillehay TD, Bonavia D, Goodbreed S, Pino M, Vasquez V, Rosales Tham T, Conklin W, Splitstoser J, Piperno D, Iriarte J, Grobman A, Levi-Lazzaris G, Moreira D, Lopez M, Tung T, Titelbaum A, Verano J, Adovasio J, Scott Cummings L, Bearez P, Dufour E, Tombret O, Ramirez M, Beavins R, DeSantis L, Rey I, Mink P, Maggard G & Franco T (2012). Chronology, mound-building and environment at Huaca Prieta, coastal Peru, from 13 700 to 4000 years ago. Antiquity. Vol. 86, 48-70., 03/2012 - Article, Refereed Journal -
- Emerson TE & Titelbaum AR (2000). The Des Plaines phase and the Late Woodland stage of northern Illinois. In: Late Woodland Societies: tradition and transformation across the midcontinent. Edited by TE Emerson, DC McElrath, A Fortier. (pp. 413-428). The University of Nebraska Press., 04/01/2000 - Book Chapter -
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Research Interests
- Paleopathology - Human skeletal anatomy - Bioarchaeology
Research Summary
Anne R. Titelbaum is a biological anthropologist who specializes in human skeletal biology, paleopathology and bioarchaeology. Her primary research area is Andean South America, with research interests that include pathology in ancient skeletal remains, developmental anomalies, trauma, musculoskeletal stress and mortuary practices. She has participated in a number of archaeological projects.