• Meghan E. Gewerth “Events and Exhibits: Ethnographic Observations of the Market Street Chinatown Archaeology Project”
• Kyle Lee-Crossett “The Image of the City: Art fracture and reunification of the Market Street Chinatown archaeological collection”
• Siliang Kang “Symbolic Meanings of Chinese Porcelains from the Market Street Chinatown”
• Allison Mickel “Evidence of Heat Affectation in 19th Century Ceramic Wares: An Experimental Study”
• Meredith Reifschneider “Experimental Archaeology Project Determining the Effects of High Heat on Ceramics from Market Street Chinatown”

Public interpretation group projects for IHUM 40B: World Archaeology and Global Heritage

• The Amazing Race
• San Jose Chinatown Heritage Fair (Image 1) (Image 2)
• San Jose Chinatown and the Objectivity of Journalism

• Jocelyn Brabyn “Stoneware in the Market Street Chinatown: A Comparative Analysis”
• Stephanie Cruz “‘Life and Vigor to the Hair’: Grooming Practices of the Market Street Chinatown Residents”
• Bear Douglas “Race, Class, and Teeth: Dental Hygiene in the Market Street Chinatown”
• Rachel Engmann “Ceramic Dolls and Figurines, Citizenship and Consumer Culture in Market Street Chinatown, San Jose”
• Megan S. Kane “Incense and Candlesticks: Fire Ritual in Household and Small Scale Religious Practices at the Market Street Chinatown, San Jose”
• Jessica Yuan “Dining Out in Chinatown: Uncovering the Archaeological Attributes of a Historical Overseas Chinese Restaurant”