Websites:
Michael's
Zoology Information Site
Michael's
Archaeology Information Site
Photography:
Calphotos
Flickr
Publications:
Tuma,
Michael W. 2006. Ethnoarchaeology of Subsistence Behaviors within a Rural African
American Community: Implications for Interpreting Vertebrate Faunal Data from
Slave Quarters Areas of Antebellum Plantation Sites. Historical Archaeology
40(1):1-26.
Tuma,
Michael W. 2006. Range, habitat use, and seasonal activity of the yellow mud
turtle (Kinosternon flavescens) in northwestern Illinois: Implications
for site-specific conservation and management. Chelonian Conservation and
Biology 5(1):108–120.
Tuma, Michael
W. 2004. Middle to Late Archaic Period Changes in Terrestrial Resource Exploitation
Along the Los Peñasquitos Creek Watershed in Western San Diego County:
Vertebrate Faunal Evidence from the Scripps Poway Parkway Site (CA-SDI-4608).
Journal of California and Great Basin Archaeology 24:53-67.
Young,
Amy L., Michael Tuma, and Cliff Jenkins. 2001. The Role of Hunting to Cope with
Risk at Saragossa Plantation, Natchez. American Anthropologist 103(3):692-704.
Tuma, Michael
W. 1998. Slave Subsistence at Saragossa: Preliminary Report on Faunal Data.
Mississippi Archaeology 33(2): 125-138.