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Maureece J. Levin's research investigates the intersection of ancient food and beverage production with social structures and cultural practices. Her work examines the archaeological evidence for the emergence of competitive feasting and the use of specialized utensils, as seen in her studies of the Yangshao culture in North China. Levin also explores the historical context of alcoholic beverage consumption and its societal implications, including the study of hangovers and hierarchies during the Chalcolithic period in the southern Levant. Her research extends to archaeobotany, analyzing the presence of early cotton fibers and their role in pan-regional contacts in the Near East, as well as examining the land-sea boundary in Pohnpei State, Micronesia. Levin's scholarly contributions are reflected in her h-index of 10 and over 1,100 citations across 26 publications.
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- h-index: 10
- Publications: 26
- Citations: 1,123
Selected Publications
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Archaeology and Archaeobotany at the Land‐Sea Boundary in Pohnpei State, Micronesia (2025)
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One hundred important questions facing plant science: an international perspective (2023)
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The earliest cotton fibers and Pan-regional contacts in the Near East (2022)
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- The earliest cotton fibers and Pan-regional contacts in the Near East
- From Hangovers to Hierarchies: Beer production and use during the Chalcolithic period of the southern Levant – New evidence from Tel Tsaf and Peqi‘in Cave
- The earliest cotton fibers and Pan-regional contacts in the Near East
- From Hangovers to Hierarchies: Beer production and use during the Chalcolithic period of the southern Levant – New evidence from Tel Tsaf and Peqi‘in Cave
- The earliest cotton fibers and Pan-regional contacts in the Near East
- From Hangovers to Hierarchies: Beer production and use during the Chalcolithic period of the southern Levant – New evidence from Tel Tsaf and Peqi‘in Cave
- From Hangovers to Hierarchies: Beer production and use during the Chalcolithic period of the southern Levant – New evidence from Tel Tsaf and Peqi‘in Cave
- Red beer consumption and elite utensils: The emergence of competitive feasting in the Yangshao culture, North China
- Red beer consumption and elite utensils: The emergence of competitive feasting in the Yangshao culture, North China
- Red beer consumption and elite utensils: The emergence of competitive feasting in the Yangshao culture, North China
- Red beer consumption and elite utensils: The emergence of competitive feasting in the Yangshao culture, North China
- Red beer consumption and elite utensils: The emergence of competitive feasting in the Yangshao culture, North China
- One hundred important questions facing plant science: an international perspective
- One hundred important questions facing plant science: an international perspective
- One hundred important questions facing plant science: an international perspective
- One hundred important questions facing plant science: an international perspective
- One hundred important questions facing plant science: an international perspective
- One hundred important questions facing plant science: an international perspective
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