Timothy C Hart
Biographic Data
| ID | 221596 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Timothy C Hart |
| GIVEN NAMES | Timothy C |
| FAMILY NAME | Hart |
| SIGNATURE | HART T C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Tampa |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4369-3962 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 30 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 152 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 30 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1948 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Experts against automation? Comparing artificial intelligence and human identifications of multi-cell cereal husk phytoliths
This study compares the efficacy of a deep learning-based computer vision model against manual expert identification of multi-cell husk phytoliths from wheat ( Triticum boeticum/dicoccoides ), barley ( Hordeum spontaneum ), and oats ( Avena sativa ). Conducted via an online survey in 2024 with twelve respondents (92% completion rate, one respondent did not finish), the survey presented 18 phytolith images selected based on: 1) deep learning perfo…
Conjunctive analysis of case configurations
Making environmental criminology smarter – A framework for directly measuring routine activities using passively collected geolocation data
We propose novel methods for analysing spatio-temporal tracking data collected via smartphones with the purpose of exploring the extent to which foundational, but as yet untested, assumptions within environmental criminology are observed in real-world behaviour. We provide systematic and replicable methods for identifying and quantifying nodes, trips, visits, paths and activity spaces – key elements of human mobility which underpin the vast major…
Profiles of identity theft victimization and the role of lifestyle-routine activities
‘Top 10’ policing as an alternative place-based strategy
Recent trends in crime and place research emphasize a micro-level focus on the concentration, stability, and patrollability of crime hot spots. Empirical findings consistently suggest that hot spots are disproportionate in crime concentration, are time stable, and have high crime reduction potential for place-based interventions. Due to a growing literature on hot spot identification techniques, research may be overcomplicating and underestimatin…
South American Maize and Political Economy of the Middle and Late Formative Soconusco Region of Guatemala
We present macrobotanical, starch, and phytolith data from artifacts and sediments from Middle Formative La Blanca (1000-600 cal BC) and Late Formative El Ujuxte (600 cal BC-cal AD 115 ) in the Soconusco region in Guatemala. Potential economic plants identified included palm (cf. Arecaceae), two varieties of maize (Zea mays), guava (Psidium guajava), bean (Phaseolus), chili peppers (Capsicum), squash (Cucurbitaceae), custard apple (Annonaceae), c…
Does routine activity theory still matter during Covid-19 restrictions? The geography of sexual assaults before, during, and after Covid-19 restrictions
The predictive accuracy of prospective hot spot mapping and the race and ethnicity of street robbery victims
Measuring fear of crime during the past 25 years
Hunter or Prey? Exploring the Situational Profiles that Define Repeated Online Harassment Victims and Offenders
Data collected from a sample of Spanish non-university students (N = 4174) were used to identify unique situational profiles of self-identified repeated online harassment victims and offenders, through a Conjunctive Analysis of Case Configurations (CACC). Repeat victim and offender profiles were constructed using individual-level factors and variables related to the cyber "places" where students go online and their personal information they share…
Cournot, Antoine Augustin
Ab 1821 Studium der Naturwissenschaften an der Pariser École Normale Supérieure en Sciences, nach deren Schließung 1822 an der Sorbonne; 1829 Promotion; 1834 Lehrstuhl für Höhere Mathematik und Mechanik in Lyon; 1835–1838 Rektor der Akademie in Grenoble; danach Generalinspekteur der Universitäten in Frankreich, Ritter der Ehrenlegion; 1848 Mitglied der Commission des Hautes Études; 1854 Rektor der Akademie von Dijon; 1862 Ruhestand und Rückkehr n…
Evolving Ethnographies in Pliny the Elder's Transdanubian Exegesis ( Hn 4.80–1)
In sections 4.80 and 4.81 of the Historia Naturalis , Pliny the Elder describes the peoples living beyond the Danube River in his own day in the later first century c.e. : (4.80) ab eo in plenum quidem omnes Scytharum sunt gentes, uariae tamen litori adposita tenuere, alias Getae, Daci Romanis dicti, alias Sarmatae, Graecis Sauromatae, eorumque Hamaxobii aut Aorsi, alias Scythae degeneres et a seruis orti aut Trogodytae, mox Alani et Rhoxolani; s…
Holocene vegetation cycles, land-use, and human adaptations to desertification in the Gobi Desert of Mongolia
Typologies of suburban guardians
The burning issue of dung in archaeobotanical samples
Since Naomi Miller’s first discussion of dung fuel within macro-botanical samples from Malyan, Iran, considerations of dung fuel across Southwest Asia have become commonplace, yet archaeobotanists remain divided on: (1) the extent to which dung fuel contributed to archaeobotanical assemblages relative to remnants of repeated crop processing and household activities; and (2) the plant-based, middle-range theories that should be used to infer the p…
Using typologies of victimization worry to create strategies for reducing fear of crime
The purpose of this paper is to develop actionable strategies designed for law enforcement agencies seeking to reduce fear of crime among those living within their jurisdictions. A conjunctive analysis of case configurations is conducted on data collected from residents living in southeast Queensland (Australia) (N = 713) in order to identify context-specific typologies of victimization worry. Main effects for each component of the typologies are…
Beneath the city’s grid
Mongolian “Neolithic” and Early Bronze Age ground stone tools from the northern edge of the Gobi Desert
The transition from the Mongolian Neolithic to the Bronze Age is not well understood. Within Ikh Nart Nature Reserve, over a period of five years, we identified a number of sites with dense surface artefact scatters and features that seem to represent this transition period. Evident in those concentrations are characteristic microblade cores, microblades, “thumbnail" flake scrapers, projectile points, ground stone tools, and stone features of unk…
Issues and directions in phytolith analysis
Phytoliths as a tool for investigations of agricultural origins and dispersals around the world
First Nations Peoples and Judicial Sentencing
Over-representation of First Nations peoples throughout criminal justice systems is an ongoing critical public policy issue. Judicial sentencing is a pivotal process, which has complex relationships with legal and extra-legal factors. In this study, we use data of serious offences from Queensland’s lower and higher courts from 2009 to 2010. First, logistic regression is used to consider the main effect of Indigenous status on the decision to impr…
Analysis of Starch Grains Produced in Select Taxa Encountered in Southwest Asia
Starch grain analysis is a rapidly growing field of research in Southwest Asia and is beginning to be applied to many different time periods. However, much work still remains regarding which taxa produce starch grains that can be identified archaeologically. In this paper, I centralize what is known about starch production patterns within regional flora and analyze 64 previously unstudied taxa from 22 families. The results of this study demonstra…
Environmental Justice, Lead, and Crime
This research explores relationships between the spatial distribution of industrial facilities that release lead and lead compounds, community characteristics, and levels of violent and property crime in Hillsborough County, Florida. The spatial distribution of selected Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) facilities was modeled using Getis-Ord Gi* to classify census tracts into three groups: (1) tracts with statistically significant spatial clusters o…
Preliminary Starch Grain Evidence of Ancient Stone Tool Use at the Early Archaic (9,000 B.P.) Site of Sandy Hill, Mashantucket, Connecticut
Early Archaic subsistence strategies of New England remain poorly understood despite their importance in helping researchers understand how people adapt to changing landscapes following the end of the last glacial maximum (21,000-14,000 B.P.). Excavations at the Mashantucket Pequot Reservation in Mashantucket, Connecticut during the 1990s revealed a large, semi-sedentary village nestled alongside a complex wetland ecosystem. In this paper, we pre…
The Mismeasure of Crime
'The Mismeasure of Crime' addresses the measurement of crime both historically and cross-nationally. It examines the strengths and weaknesses of each data source, the fundamental issues surrounding their accuracy, and the applications of these data in theoretical and policy research
Phytoliths as a tool for investigations of agricultural origins and dispersals around the world
Evaluating the usefulness of phytoliths and starch grains found on survey artifacts
The burning issue of dung in archaeobotanical samples
Since Naomi Miller’s first discussion of dung fuel within macro-botanical samples from Malyan, Iran, considerations of dung fuel across Southwest Asia have become commonplace, yet archaeobotanists remain divided on: (1) the extent to which dung fuel contributed to archaeobotanical assemblages relative to remnants of repeated crop processing and household activities; and (2) the plant-based, middle-range theories that should be used to infer the p…
Issues and directions in phytolith analysis
Measuring fear of crime during the past 25 years
Holocene vegetation cycles, land-use, and human adaptations to desertification in the Gobi Desert of Mongolia
Environmental Justice, Lead, and Crime
This research explores relationships between the spatial distribution of industrial facilities that release lead and lead compounds, community characteristics, and levels of violent and property crime in Hillsborough County, Florida. The spatial distribution of selected Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) facilities was modeled using Getis-Ord Gi* to classify census tracts into three groups: (1) tracts with statistically significant spatial clusters o…
Hunter or Prey? Exploring the Situational Profiles that Define Repeated Online Harassment Victims and Offenders
Data collected from a sample of Spanish non-university students (N = 4174) were used to identify unique situational profiles of self-identified repeated online harassment victims and offenders, through a Conjunctive Analysis of Case Configurations (CACC). Repeat victim and offender profiles were constructed using individual-level factors and variables related to the cyber "places" where students go online and their personal information they share…
Beneath the city’s grid
Analysis of Starch Grains Produced in Select Taxa Encountered in Southwest Asia
Starch grain analysis is a rapidly growing field of research in Southwest Asia and is beginning to be applied to many different time periods. However, much work still remains regarding which taxa produce starch grains that can be identified archaeologically. In this paper, I centralize what is known about starch production patterns within regional flora and analyze 64 previously unstudied taxa from 22 families. The results of this study demonstra…
Typologies of suburban guardians
First Nations Peoples and Judicial Sentencing
Over-representation of First Nations peoples throughout criminal justice systems is an ongoing critical public policy issue. Judicial sentencing is a pivotal process, which has complex relationships with legal and extra-legal factors. In this study, we use data of serious offences from Queensland’s lower and higher courts from 2009 to 2010. First, logistic regression is used to consider the main effect of Indigenous status on the decision to impr…
The United States and the Pacific Islands
The United States and the Pacific Islands
Genetic Polymorphisms of the IL‐1α and IL‐1β Genes in African‐American LJP Patients and an African‐American Control Population
Background: A functional polymorphism of the interleukin‐1 beta (IL‐1β) gene has been proposed to be a risk factor for periodontitis. In adult forms of periodontitis, non‐smokers of northern European heritage carrying the “2” allele of the IL‐1α‐889 and the IL‐1β +3953 RFLPs in either the heterozygous or the homozyous state at both loci were observed to have a greater risk for developing severe periodontitis. Studies of early‐onset periodontitis …
Reporting crime to the police, 1992-2000
The Mismeasure of Crime
'The Mismeasure of Crime' addresses the measurement of crime both historically and cross-nationally. It examines the strengths and weaknesses of each data source, the fundamental issues surrounding their accuracy, and the applications of these data in theoretical and policy research
Evaluating the usefulness of phytoliths and starch grains found on survey artifacts
Violent Victimization of Hispanic College Students
This study explores nonfatal violent victimization of Hispanic college students using data from the National Crime Victimization Survey. It compares annual victimization rates characterizing Hispanic students to non-Hispanic students and similarly aged Hispanics not enrolled in college. Results suggest a dramatic decline in student violent victimization rates for Hispanic and non-Hispanic students as well as Hispanics not enrolled in college over…
Preliminary Starch Grain Evidence of Ancient Stone Tool Use at the Early Archaic (9,000 B.P.) Site of Sandy Hill, Mashantucket, Connecticut
Early Archaic subsistence strategies of New England remain poorly understood despite their importance in helping researchers understand how people adapt to changing landscapes following the end of the last glacial maximum (21,000-14,000 B.P.). Excavations at the Mashantucket Pequot Reservation in Mashantucket, Connecticut during the 1990s revealed a large, semi-sedentary village nestled alongside a complex wetland ecosystem. In this paper, we pre…
Analysis of Starch Grains Produced in Select Taxa Encountered in Southwest Asia
Starch grain analysis is a rapidly growing field of research in Southwest Asia and is beginning to be applied to many different time periods. However, much work still remains regarding which taxa produce starch grains that can be identified archaeologically. In this paper, I centralize what is known about starch production patterns within regional flora and analyze 64 previously unstudied taxa from 22 families. The results of this study demonstra…
Environmental Justice, Lead, and Crime
This research explores relationships between the spatial distribution of industrial facilities that release lead and lead compounds, community characteristics, and levels of violent and property crime in Hillsborough County, Florida. The spatial distribution of selected Toxics Release Inventory (TRI) facilities was modeled using Getis-Ord Gi* to classify census tracts into three groups: (1) tracts with statistically significant spatial clusters o…
Phytoliths as a tool for investigations of agricultural origins and dispersals around the world
First Nations Peoples and Judicial Sentencing
Over-representation of First Nations peoples throughout criminal justice systems is an ongoing critical public policy issue. Judicial sentencing is a pivotal process, which has complex relationships with legal and extra-legal factors. In this study, we use data of serious offences from Queensland’s lower and higher courts from 2009 to 2010. First, logistic regression is used to consider the main effect of Indigenous status on the decision to impr…
Mongolian “Neolithic” and Early Bronze Age ground stone tools from the northern edge of the Gobi Desert
The transition from the Mongolian Neolithic to the Bronze Age is not well understood. Within Ikh Nart Nature Reserve, over a period of five years, we identified a number of sites with dense surface artefact scatters and features that seem to represent this transition period. Evident in those concentrations are characteristic microblade cores, microblades, “thumbnail" flake scrapers, projectile points, ground stone tools, and stone features of unk…
Issues and directions in phytolith analysis
Using typologies of victimization worry to create strategies for reducing fear of crime
The purpose of this paper is to develop actionable strategies designed for law enforcement agencies seeking to reduce fear of crime among those living within their jurisdictions. A conjunctive analysis of case configurations is conducted on data collected from residents living in southeast Queensland (Australia) (N = 713) in order to identify context-specific typologies of victimization worry. Main effects for each component of the typologies are…
Beneath the city’s grid
Typologies of suburban guardians
The burning issue of dung in archaeobotanical samples
Since Naomi Miller’s first discussion of dung fuel within macro-botanical samples from Malyan, Iran, considerations of dung fuel across Southwest Asia have become commonplace, yet archaeobotanists remain divided on: (1) the extent to which dung fuel contributed to archaeobotanical assemblages relative to remnants of repeated crop processing and household activities; and (2) the plant-based, middle-range theories that should be used to infer the p…
Holocene vegetation cycles, land-use, and human adaptations to desertification in the Gobi Desert of Mongolia
Cournot, Antoine Augustin
Ab 1821 Studium der Naturwissenschaften an der Pariser École Normale Supérieure en Sciences, nach deren Schließung 1822 an der Sorbonne; 1829 Promotion; 1834 Lehrstuhl für Höhere Mathematik und Mechanik in Lyon; 1835–1838 Rektor der Akademie in Grenoble; danach Generalinspekteur der Universitäten in Frankreich, Ritter der Ehrenlegion; 1848 Mitglied der Commission des Hautes Études; 1854 Rektor der Akademie von Dijon; 1862 Ruhestand und Rückkehr n…
Evolving Ethnographies in Pliny the Elder's Transdanubian Exegesis ( Hn 4.80–1)
In sections 4.80 and 4.81 of the Historia Naturalis , Pliny the Elder describes the peoples living beyond the Danube River in his own day in the later first century c.e. : (4.80) ab eo in plenum quidem omnes Scytharum sunt gentes, uariae tamen litori adposita tenuere, alias Getae, Daci Romanis dicti, alias Sarmatae, Graecis Sauromatae, eorumque Hamaxobii aut Aorsi, alias Scythae degeneres et a seruis orti aut Trogodytae, mox Alani et Rhoxolani; s…
Hunter or Prey? Exploring the Situational Profiles that Define Repeated Online Harassment Victims and Offenders
Data collected from a sample of Spanish non-university students (N = 4174) were used to identify unique situational profiles of self-identified repeated online harassment victims and offenders, through a Conjunctive Analysis of Case Configurations (CACC). Repeat victim and offender profiles were constructed using individual-level factors and variables related to the cyber "places" where students go online and their personal information they share…
The predictive accuracy of prospective hot spot mapping and the race and ethnicity of street robbery victims
Measuring fear of crime during the past 25 years
Does routine activity theory still matter during Covid-19 restrictions? The geography of sexual assaults before, during, and after Covid-19 restrictions
‘Top 10’ policing as an alternative place-based strategy
Recent trends in crime and place research emphasize a micro-level focus on the concentration, stability, and patrollability of crime hot spots. Empirical findings consistently suggest that hot spots are disproportionate in crime concentration, are time stable, and have high crime reduction potential for place-based interventions. Due to a growing literature on hot spot identification techniques, research may be overcomplicating and underestimatin…
Geography (13 works) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (11 works) · Political science (11 works) · Criminology (10 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (9 works) · Archaeology (8 works) · Biology (8 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies (7 works) · Sociology (7 works)