Dr. Jaime K Ginter

Jaime Ginter is a biological anthropologist. She obtained degrees from the University of Alberta (B.A.), the University of Western Ontario (M.A.), and the University of Toronto (Ph.D.). Her research explores skeletal and archaeological evidence for lifestyle change among South African Later Stone Age hunting and gathering populations and prehistoric Ontario First Nations groups. She is also interested in understanding adaptation from a health perspective, specifically the impact of vitamin D on health status. Dr. Ginter is involved n a multi-year interdisciplinary project focussing on the development of innovative digital educational technologies that promote ethical and sustainable experiential learning opportunities and collections management approaches.

Recent Publications

• Ginter, JK. 2020.  Biological Anthropology. In Social and Behavioural Sciences: Exploring Human Behaviour and the Social Environment, 2^nd Edition, Jessica Pulis and Paul Angelini, eds. Top Hat Publishers.

• Boshnakova, AK, Ginter, JK. 2020.  Anthropology. In Social and Behavioural Sciences: Exploring Human Behaviour and the Social Environment 2^nd Edition, Jessica Pulis and Paul Angelini, eds. Top Hat Publishers.
  
• Ginter, JK. 2017.  Biological Anthropology. In Social and Behavioural Sciences: Exploring Human Behaviour and the Social Environment, Jessica Pulis and Paul Angelini, eds. Nelson Education.

• Boshnakova, AK, Ginter, JK. 2017.  Anthropology. In Social and Behavioural Sciences: Exploring Human Behaviour and the Social Environment, Jessica Pulis and Paul Angelini, eds. Nelson Education.

• Pfeiffer, S, Doyle, LE, Kurki, HK, Harrington, L, Ginter, JK, Merritt, C.  2014.  Discernment of Mortality Risk associated with Childbirth in Archaeologically Derived Forager Skeletons. International Journal of Paleopathology 7:15-24.

• Ginter JK, Krithika S, Gozdzik  A, Hanwell H, Whiting S, Parra EJ.   2013. Vitamin D Status of Older Adults of Diverse Ancestry Living in the Greater Toronto Area. BMC Geriatrics 13: 66-76.

• Ginter, JK.  2011. A Bio-archaeological Investigation of the Transition from Foraging to Pastoralism in the Eastern Cape, South Africa during the Late Holocene.  In Human Bio-archaeology of the Transition to Agriculture, Ron Pinhasi and Jay T. Stock, eds, p. 107-149. John Wiley & Sons Limited.

• Ginter, JK. 2010.  Origins of the Odd Fellows Skeletal Collection: Exploring Links to Early Medical Training. In The "Compleat Archaeologist": Papers in Honour of Michael W. Spence, Chris J. Ellis, Neal Ferris, Peter Timmins and Christine D. White, eds. London Chapter Ontario Archaeological Society, Occasional Paper No. 9 (co-published as journal Ontario Archaeology 85-88).

• Dewar, G, Ginter, JK.., Shook, BAS, Ferris, N, Henderson, H. 2010. A Bio-archaeological Study of a Western Basin Tradition Cemetery on the Detroit River. Journal of Archaeological Science 37(9): 2245-2254. Kurki, HK, Ginter, JK, Stock, JT, Pfeiffer, S.  2010. Body size estimation of small-bodied humans.