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Archaeology; anthropology; cultural heritage; cultural landscapes; ecology; isotopes; adaptation.
Canada

Biography

* PhD (Biosciences; specializing in cultural heritage; cultural landscapes; historical
landscape reconstruction (culturally/socially and environmentally and
geographically); environmental anthropology and archaeology).
University of Tokyo (Department of Integrated Biosciences).

* MA (Social sciences and humanities: anthropology, archaeology).
University of Alaska Fairbanks.

* BA (Social sciences and humanities; Department of anthropology and sociology;
minor: geography). Carleton University (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada).

* University of Toronto (Research student in the Deptartment of Anthropology).

* Georgetown University Law Center, Washington, D.C.
Certificate in Art and Cultural Heritage Law (Executive Education Program).

*British Institute of International and Comparative Law (London, UK).
Executive Certificate in Cultural Heritage Law.

Multidisciplinary researcher, university professor, academic, consultant, and mentor. Senior research professional with advanced skills and expertise in sciences and social sciences, and humanities, leadership, management, resilience, adaptability, decision making science (JDM), problem-solving, negotiation skills.

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* Professional higher eduction teaching/instruction (university; and graduate level). Over two decades of higher education teaching. Taught both undergraduate and graduate level courses and supervised university students.

* Cultural heritage specialist; Cultural Landscapes; Archaeologist; Anthropologist; Environmental and ecological reconstruction; Stable isotope analysis skills and expertise; Forensic anatomy/osteology analysis; Multivariate statistic analysis. Ethnographic/anthropological/archaeological research design, recording, analysis. Data management and database processing and analysis. Museology and curator skills.

* Strong publication record in international peer-reviewed professional journals, across three different disciplines in the sciences (biological, environmental, human) and social sciences.

* Worked with top international research institutes in the USA, Canada, and Japan, such as the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Cultural Heritage Office and other institutes (such as: the National Museums of Canada; Canadian Museum of History; USA Bureau of Land Management; Research Institute for Humanity and Nature, Kyoto, Japan).

* Invited presentations and workshops in Japan, Denmark, Canada, USA.

* Conference presentations and workshops in France, Japan, Jordan, Denmark, Canada, USA, Vietnam, Iran.

* Consultant and researcher with government and private sector institutes (USA; Canada; Japan).

* Professional editor with credentials; accredited member of the International Council of Science Editors.

* Over two decades of research, fieldwork, reconnaissance, survey, laboratory, in Canada; USA; France; Japan (subtropical Okinawa, Hokkaido, Honshu); Greenland; across the Canadian arctic (subarctic, high arctic); Alaska; Northwest Coast Alaska/BC; Iran, Denmark.

* Black belt martial artist and instructor: WTF Taekwondo; Kyudo (archery); Iaido (sword); Kobudo (martial arts weaponry).

* Links: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Mark-Diab-2

* https://independent.academia.edu/MarkDiab

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Education and qualifications (5)

University of Tokyo: Tokyo, JP

PhD (Department of Integrated Biosciences)
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University of Alaska Fairbanks: Fairbanks, AK, US

MA (Department of Anthropology)
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Georgetown University Law Center: Washington, DC, US

Certificate in Art and Cultural Heritage Law (Executive Education Program)
Education
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Carleton University: Ottawa, ON, CA

BA (Sociology and Anthropology)
Education
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British Institute of International and Comparative Law: London, GB

Executive Certificate in Cultural Heritage Law
Education
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Professional activities (3)

Kansai International Forum: Kobe, JP

2007-04 to 2007-04 | Invited Speaker
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Ritsumeikan University: Kyoto, JP

2003-05 to 2003-05 | Visiting speaker (Department of Anthropology and Archaeology)
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The National Museum of Denmark: Copenhagen, DK

2000-11 to 2000-12 | Invited visiting speaker (Research Centre - Ethnographic Collections / SILA)
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Works (11)

The cultural landscape of coffee in Tolima, Colombia: heritage assessment, sustainability and management

Journal of Cultural Heritage Management and Sustainable Development
2023-04-13 | Journal article
Contributors: César Augusto Velandia Silva; Mark C. Diab
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CIRCULAR ECONOMY, AN EXPERIENCE THROUGH THE CONSTRUCTION OF A RIVER PROTECTION WALL OF USED TIRES IN AMBALEMA, COLOMBIA

CIRCULAR ECONOMY AND LIFE-CYCLE ANALYSIS IN BUILDINGS
2022-02-01 | Book chapter
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The Conservation and Management of Cultural Heritage in the Asia Pacific: Retrospection, Protection, Projection

Springer
2021-10-01 | Book
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Occupational heritage and landscape at the Hallstatt and Iwami (UNESCO) World Heritage sites

Kyushu Journal of Rehabilitation Sciences (peer-reviewed article)
2013-05 | Journal article
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The South Tyrol as occupationscape: Occupation, landscape, and ethnicity in a european border zone

Journal of Occupational Science
2011 | Journal article
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2-s2.0-79958150204

Contributors: Hudson, M.J.; Aoyama, M.; Diab, M.C.; Aoyama, H.
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The nature of megafaunal extinctions during the MIS 3-2 transition in Japan

Quaternary International
2010 | Journal article
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2-s2.0-71549117261

Contributors: Norton, C.J.; Kondo, Y.; Ono, A.; Zhang, Y.; Diab, M.C.
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Megafaunal extinctions during the OIS 3-2 transition in Japan: A human blitzkrieg sensu lato model

American Journal of Physical Anthropology
2009 | Journal article
Contributors: Norton, C. J.; Kondo, Y.; Ono, A.; Zhang, Y.; Diab, M. C.
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Tattoo: An Anthropology

American Anthropologist
2008-01-06 | Journal article
Part of ISSN: 0002-7294
Contributors: MARK C. DIAB
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Book Review

Anthropological Science
2007 | Journal article
Part of ISSN: 1348-8570
Contributors: Mark C. Diab
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Book Review

Anthropological Science
2006 | Journal article
Part of ISSN: 0918-7960
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Economic utility of the ringed seal (Phoca hispida): Implications for arctic archaeology

Journal of Archaeological Science
1998 | Journal article
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2-s2.0-0002426801

Contributors: Diab, M.C.
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