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Tatiana Nomokonova
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Research
Latest papers
Paleogenomic insight into the collapse, recovery, and management of American bison.
Science (New York, N.Y.) · 2026
Multi-level spondylolysis at Egiin Gol: A case from Xiongnu period Mongolia.
International journal of paleopathology · 2025
Suture obliteration patterns in wolves and a comparison to dogs.
Scientific reports · 2025
Latest funding
- $289,419
Histories in Transition: Indigenous Interactions and Archaeological Collaborations in Southern Saskatchewan
SSHRC · 2025 · Co-investigator
- $70,272
Stitching Together the Past and Present in Arctic Siberia
SSHRC · 2021 · Principal investigator
- $151,121
Stitching Together the Past and Present in Arctic Siberia
SSHRC · 2021 · Principal investigator
8 publications.
Paleogenomic insight into the collapse, recovery, and management of American bison.
Oppenheimer J, Kapp JD, Cassatt-Johnstone M, Sacco S, Seligmann WE, Conwell HC, Ford S, Gunn C, Barlow LD, Phillips A, Cannon KP, Todd LC, Pelton SR, MacKay G, Forsythe K, Edwards MA, Ball MC, Bruinsma DRW, Metcalfe JZ, Ives JW, Losey RJ, Nomokonova T, Playford T, Widga C, Lee CM, Heuer K, Olson W, Stothard P, Southon J, Deck DM, Jass CN, Green RE, Jones LC, Adams GP, Shury TK, Wilson GA, Shapiro B
Multi-level spondylolysis at Egiin Gol: A case from Xiongnu period Mongolia.
Lieverse AR, Tumur-Ochir I, Samdantsoodol O, Nomokonova T, Losey R
Suture obliteration patterns in wolves and a comparison to dogs.
Bieraugle M, Wilson AE, Nomokonova T, Jutha N, Cluff HD, Losey RJ
Assessing current visual tooth wear age estimation methods for Rangifer tarandus using a known age sample from Canada.
Kohut G, Losey R, Kutz S, Khidas K, Nomokonova T
The evolution of dog diet and foraging: Insights from archaeological canids in Siberia.
Losey RJ, Nomokonova T, Guiry E, Fleming LS, Garvie-Lok SJ, Waters-Rist AL, Bieraugle M, Szpak P, Bachura OP, Bazaliiskii VI, Berdnikova NE, Diatchina NG, Frolov IV, Gorbunov VV, Goriunova OI, Grushin SP, Gusev AV, Iaroslavtseva LG, Ivanov GL, Kharinskii AV, Konstantinov MV, Kosintsev PA, Kovychev EV, Lazin B, Nikitin IG, Papin DV, Popov AN, Sablin MV, Savel'ev NA, Savinetsky AB, Tishkin AA
Modern Siberian dog ancestry was shaped by several thousand years of Eurasian-wide trade and human dispersal.
Feuerborn TR, Carmagnini A, Losey RJ, Nomokonova T, Askeyev A, Askeyev I, Askeyev O, Antipina EE, Appelt M, Bachura OP, Beglane F, Bradley DG, Daly KG, Gopalakrishnan S, Murphy Gregersen K, Guo C, Gusev AV, Jones C, Kosintsev PA, Kuzmin YV, Mattiangeli V, Perri AR, Plekhanov AV, Ramos-Madrigal J, Schmidt AL, Shaymuratova D, Smith O, Yavorskaya LV, Zhang G, Willerslev E, Meldgaard M, Gilbert MTP, Larson G, Dalén L, Hansen AJ, Sinding MS, Frantz L
Storing fish?: a dog's isotopic biography provides insight into Iron Age food preservation strategies in the Russian Arctic.
Losey RJ, Guiry E, Nomokonova T, Gusev AV, Szpak P
Specialized sledge dogs accompanied Inuit dispersal across the North American Arctic.
Ameen C, Feuerborn TR, Brown SK, Linderholm A, Hulme-Beaman A, Lebrasseur O, Sinding MS, Lounsberry ZT, Lin AT, Appelt M, Bachmann L, Betts M, Britton K, Darwent J, Dietz R, Fredholm M, Gopalakrishnan S, Goriunova OI, Grønnow B, Haile J, Hallsson JH, Harrison R, Heide-Jørgensen MP, Knecht R, Losey RJ, Masson-MacLean E, McGovern TH, McManus-Fry E, Meldgaard M, Midtdal Å, Moss ML, Nikitin IG, Nomokonova T, Pálsdóttir AH, Perri A, Popov AN, Rankin L, Reuther JD, Sablin M, Schmidt AL, Shirar S, Smiarowski K, Sonne C, Stiner MC, Vasyukov M, West CF, Ween GB, Wennerberg SE, Wiig Ø, Woollett J, Dalén L, Hansen AJ, P Gilbert MT, Sacks BN, Frantz L, Larson G, Dobney K, Darwent CM, Evin A
Histories in Transition: Indigenous Interactions and Archaeological Collaborations in Southern Saskatchewan
Principal investigators: Losey, Robert J.
Stitching Together the Past and Present in Arctic Siberia
Principal investigators: Nomokonova, Tatiana
Keywords: Indigenous knowledge; reindeer; hide working; arctic Siberia; collaborative archaeology; community; iamal peninsula; Indigenous youth; nenets; khanty; sewing; enskilment
Stitching Together the Past and Present in Arctic Siberia
Principal investigators: Nomokonova, Tatiana
Keywords: Indigenous knowledge; reindeer; hide working; arctic Siberia; collaborative archaeology; community; iamal peninsula; Indigenous youth; nenets; khanty; sewing; enskilment
Bioarchaeology of the 99 Percent: Eastern Eurasia's First Steppe Empire
Principal investigators: Lieverse, Angela
Keywords: Bioarchaeology; Lived Experiences; Identity; Commoners; Nomadic empire; Mortuary context; Health; Diet; Activity
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Paul Szpak and Eric Guiry: 6 shared papers
- Paul Szpak and Tatiana Nomokonova: 2 shared papers
- Robert Losey and Tatiana Nomokonova: 2 shared papers
- Tatiana Nomokonova and Eric Guiry: 2 shared papers
- Susan Kutz and Robert Losey: 1 shared paper
- Susan Kutz and Tatiana Nomokonova: 1 shared paper
- Paul Stothard and Tatiana Nomokonova: 1 shared paper
- Technology, Tool Industries
- Environmental Archaeology
- Archaeology
- Archaeology - General: Theory and Method
- Agricultural, Food and Nutritional Science
- Veterinary Medicine, Faculty of
Co-authors at University of Saskatchewan, colored by department. Thicker lines mean more shared papers; select anyone to open their profile and their own map.
Eric Guiry
Environmental Archaeology
2 shared papers, latest 2022
Paul Szpak
Archaeology
2 shared papers, latest 2022
Robert Losey
Archaeology - General: Theory and Method
2 shared papers, latest 2025
Susan Kutz
Veterinary Medicine, Faculty of
1 shared papers, latest 2024
Paul Stothard
Agricultural, Food and Nutritional Science
1 shared papers, latest 2026
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