 Arthur
Durband
Ph.D., Tennessee, 2004
Instructor
Dr. Durband is a physical anthropologist with interests in human
paleontology. His research is currently focused on the evolution
of hominids in Southeast Asia and Australia. He has participated
in fieldwork in the Rancah district of West Java, Indonesia, and
has also studied fossils in Germany, the Netherlands, and Australia.
Dr. Durband teaches courses in human osteology, human paleontology,
and introductory physical anthropology and human evolution.
Selected Publications
Kidder, JH and Durband, AC (2004) A re-evaluation of the metric
diversity within Homo erectus. Journal of Human Evolution
46: 297-313.
Durband, AC (2002) The squamotympanic fissure in the Ngandong and
Sambungmacan hominids: a reply to Delson et al. The Anatomical
Record 266: 138-141.
Kramer A, Weinand DC, Djubiantono T, Aziz F, Hames WE, Elam JM,
Bogard JS, Weeks RA, Sumarinda I, Agus, and Durband AC (2001) Multidisciplinary
palaeoanthropological excavations in the Rancah district of West
Java: Report from the 1999 field season. Geological Research
and Development Centre Special Publication No. 27: 67-79.
Contact Information:
Dr. Arthur Durband
Department of Anthropology
Stevens Building 102
Northern Illinois University
DeKalb, IL 60115
Voice: 815-753-0246
Fax: 815-753-7027
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