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Noel Douglas Justice

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Place of Birth: Fort Wayne, Indiana

Date of Birth: December 25, 1949

Education

Vincennes University A.S. Liberal Arts May, 1971

Indiana University B.A. Anthropology August, 1976

Indiana University M.A. Anthropology December 1984

Thesis Title: Diagnostic Projectile Points of Eastern United

States Archaeology.

Current: Self-employed archaeologist, prehistorian and writer

Previous position: Assistant Director and Curator, Glenn A. Black

laboratory of Archaeology

Supervision of laboratory research and processing operations and

personnel, student teaching and guidance, records and collections

research, collection loans for research and exhibition on and off

campus, donations, museum exhibits, curatorial services for state,

federal, and private institutions, lithic research, state-wide

archaeological site records and collections management, cataloging and

analysis of survey and excavation materials, museum exhibits and tours,

and responsibility for laboratory functions overall. Years in this

position: 28.

Archaeological Field Experience

Archaeologist 2008-present

Various survey projects and field research within Indiana and

surrounding states.

Project Director, 1989-1991

An Archaeological Survey of Brown County, Indiana.

Project Director, 1988

An Archaeological Survey of Quarry and Workshop Sites in the

Vicinity of Harrison

County, Indiana.

Associate Director, Indiana University Archaeological Field School

1980

This project was an excavation of site 12 Po 51 involving the

supervision of 20 Indiana University students in cooperation with

James H. Kellar and James R. Jones III who is now the state

archaeologist for Indiana. This field School included the

supervision and instruction of 20 Indiana University students. This

site is located on a ridge within the Ohio River floodplain with

occupations spanning the Early Archaic through Middle Woodland

periods (ca. 6,500 B.C. to A.D. 500).

Field Director Southwestern Indiana, 1978-1979

The project was an intensive archaeological site reconnaissance

in areas surrounding the Mann site is listed on the National

Register of Historic Places. This is a major

Hopewell ceremonial site dating to around the time of Christ

which had connections to

Sites spread throughout much of the United States. Today, the Mann

site is recognized by the National Park Service as one of the most

important archaeological site in the eastern United States.

Field Director, 1978

Assessment of the Archaeological Potential of the A.B. Brown

Generating Station Site, Posey County, Indiana.

Field Supervisor, West-Central Illinois, 1977

This project was an intensive archaeological surface

reconnaissance of prairie and dissected stream headwaters

between Canton and Quincy, Illinois.

Associate Field Supervisor Warren County, Illinois, 1977

Phase II Testing of two multicomponent sites on Cedar Creek, a

tributary to the Mississippi River under the direction of

Lawrence A. Conrad, Western Illinois

University.

Monroe County, Indiana, 1976

Preliminary test excavations were conducted under the direction

of Patrick J. Munson on a Late Archaic open site and rock

shelter.

Monroe County, Indiana, 1976

Phase II Test of the Dillman Road site on the proposed

Bloomington Sewage Treatment Plant location. Directed

by David Sonner.

Angel Mounds, Vanderburgh County, Indiana, 1976

Student fieldworker at Angel Mounds State Memorial.

Excavations were conducted on a secondary stockade within the

site proper. Directed by James H. Kellar.

Research in Northeastern Indiana, 1968-1975

Prehistoric and early historic settlement and use of the region

and external relationships

with cultural expressions in southeast Michigan, northwestern Ohio,

and central Indiana.

Museum Employment and Exhibit Experience

Exhibit Preparator, Glenn Black Laboratory of Archaeology

Installed and maintained exhibits on the Archaeology of the Ohio

Valley and Great Lakes Regions.

Consultant, Children's Museum, Indianapolis Spring 1985

Conducted demonstrations of prehistoric tool making techniques

and prepared tool kits for school use.

Consultant, Monroe County Historical Museum Fall, 1979

"Prehistoric Indians of the Monroe County Area" exhibit.

Conservator, Indiana University Museum, 1978-79.

Tasks included the maintenance, restoration, and preservation

of materials from antique furniture to Eskimo clothing and

other artifacts.

Exhibit Preparator, Indiana University Museum, 1976

"The Indian Arts of South America" exhibit.

Exhibit Preparator, Indiana University Museum, 1976

"People of the Plains" exhibit.

Exhibit and Collections Technician, Vincennes University Museum, 1971

Organized, cleaned, and identified collections and exhibits

Technical and Artistic Training

Industrial Arts: Drafting and Mechanical Drawing, 1966-68.

Central Catholic and Central High Schools, Fort Wayne, Indiana.

Fine Arts, 1969-71.

Vincennes University, Vincennes, Indiana.

Fellowships and Assistantships

Fellowship 1978-79 Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology

Supervised cataloguing operations and personnel. Researched and

assembled artifact and raw material type collections.

Assistantship 1978-79 Indiana University Museum

Supervised conservation laboratory.

Assistantship 1977-78 Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology

Supervised cataloging operation.

Assistantship 1977-78 Latin American Studies Program

Co-editor for the Latin American Studies Newsletter. Assembled

computerized slide information file on South American

Geography, History, and Anthropology.

Awards

Lifetime Achievement Award

Present by the Authentic Artifact Collectors Association, Inc.

(AACA)

Fort Mitchell, Kentucky, 2005.

Research Areas:

Lithic Analysis and Replication Studies

Over 35 years of flint knapping experimentation. Primary interests

include the refinement of archaeological cultural chronologies and to

better understand the prehistoric lithic industries of North America.

Results of this research are contained within a notebook which illustrates

and documents a wide range of chipped stone experiments to replicate the

tool technologies for 10,000 years of prehistory within Indiana and across

North America. The notebook includes over 1,200 entries keyed to the

cataloged collections that resulted from the experiments. This will be a

valuable collection for future students and scholars interested in

comparing these experimental results to the material culture obtained

through archaeological research.

Late Pleistocene Geochronology and Environment

Geological and Ecological study of the Midwest relative to

Paleo-Indian and Early Archaic populations.

Prehistoric Copper Mining and Trade

Archaic manifestations in the Great Lakes and Midwest Regions.

Lithic Artifact Typologies

Formulation and criteria for diagnostic attribute observation

and standardization for North American archaeology.

Papers, Presentations, and Special Seminars

1970 Archaeological Sites in the Vincennes, Indiana Area. Survey

Conducted from September 1969 thru. June 1970 along the Wabash

River in Lawrence County, Illinois and Knox County, Indiana.

1971 The Archaeology of Indiana. Manuscript, Vincennes University.

1976 An Analysis of the Use of Raw Materials for Chipped Stone

Artifacts

from Five Archaeological Sites in Allen County, Indiana.

Manuscript.

1976 Origins of Food Production in Lowland South America.

Manuscript.

1976 On Ethnography and Experimental Archaeology. Manuscript.

1977 The Paleo-Indian Occupation of Northeastern Indiana.

Manuscript.

1977 Lithic Technology Through Time: A Brief Survey of Major

Developments in Prehistoric LithicTechnology. Feature

Presentation at the Meeting of the West- central

Branch of the Illinois Archaeological Society. Macomb, Illinois.

1978 Cause and Effect in Revitalization: The Klamath Reservation in

Southwestern Oregon. Manuscript.

1978 Klamath Identity: A Historical Perspective. Manuscript.

1979 A Survey of Terminal Middle Woodland Occupations near Mann

Site. Paper

Presented at the Ohio Valley Archaeological

Conference. University of Louisville. Louisville,

KY.

1980 Preliminary Results of Test Excavations at 12 Po 51: Late

Archaic through Crab Orchard Components. Paper

presented at the Indiana Historical Society Annual

Meeting. Indianapolis, Indiana.

1980 Demonstration and discussion of Prehistoric Lithic

Manufacturing Techniques. Presentation for the Indiana

Amateur Archaeological Association Spring

Workshop. Conner Prairie Pioneer Settlement. Noblesville, Indiana.

1980 Prehistoric Chert Utilization in the Midwest: A Case

Study of Chert Quality and Availability in Southwestern

Harrison County, Indiana. Paper Presented at the Midwest

Archaeological Conference. University of Illinois, Chicago Circle.

Chicago, Illinois.

1982 Comments on Early and Middle Archaic Projectile Point

Manufacturing and Resharpening. Manuscript.

1983 Lithics in Ritual Context: A View from the Late Archaic/Early

Woodland Transitional Period. Paper presented at the

Midwest Archaeological Conference. University

of Iowa. Revised 1994.

1983 Toward an Understanding of the Middle Woodland Lithic

Technology of the Mann Site (12 Po 2), Posey County,

Indiana. Manuscript.

1983 Major participant and speaker in a Conference on

Diagnostic Chipped Stone Artifacts of the Central Ohio

Valley. Organized by Dr. Kent Vickery Department of

Anthropology University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Partial list of Conference Participants:

Dr. Mark Seeman, Kent State University

Dr. James B. Griffin Emeritus, University of

Michigan

Dr. Howard D. Winters, Northwestern University,

Kampsville, Illinois

Dr. Thomas Genn Cook, Northwestern University,

Kampsville, Illinois

Dr. Dr. Bettye Broyles, Chattanooga, Tennessee

Dr. W. Fred Kinsey, III, Franklin and Marshall

College, Lancaster, PA

Dr. James Murphy, Ohio State Museum Libraries,

Columbus, Ohio

Dr. Jack M. Schock, Western Kentucky University,

Bowling Green

1983 Common Projectile Points of the Prehistory of Indiana. Feature

Presentation, Wabash Valley Archaeological Society

Annual Dinner Meeting. Terre Haute, Indiana.

with Charles Lacer Jr.

1984 The Middle Woodland Lithic Technology of the Mann

Site (12 Po 2) Posey County, Indiana. Paper presented

at the Second Conference on Prehistoric Chert

Exploitation. Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.

1984 Projectile Points in the Midwest: Their

Identification and Characteristics of Manufacture.

Presentation, Tenth Annual Indiana Archaeology Spring

Workshop. Merrillville, Indiana.

1986 Research in Lithic Technology Applied to Problems in Indiana

Archaeology and Beyond. Manuscript. Revised 1992.

1986 Prehistoric Cultures of Northeastern Indiana. Guest

lecture presented for the Little Turtle Archaeological

Research Society Meeting, Columbia City, Indiana, April

20, l986.

1986 Projectile Point Type Clusters: A Discussion of the Utility,

Formation and Application. Manuscript. Indiana University.

1987 Prehistoric Quarries and Workshops: The Wyandotte Chert Source

and the Evidence for Manufacture, Trade, and Ritual

Behavior. Paper Presented at the Annual Meeting of

the Indiana Historical Society.

1989 Stone Artifact Typology and Technology in Prehistoric North

America. Presented for the CRAFT Brown Bag Lunch. Indiana

University.

1990 Piedmont North Carolina Prehistory; Replication of Projectile

Points and Reduction Strategies. This is a collection of

replications of various projectile point types from all

prehistoric time periods with descriptions of the techniques of

manufacture and failures employing the local Morrow Mountain

quartzite (Carolina Slate) . This was presented to the Town

Creek Indian Mound Museum at the request of Dr. Joffre Coe,

University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.

1993 Aspects of Archaeology and Prehistory: A Presentation for an

Exhibit Opening Featuring Artifacts from the Glenn A.

Black Laboratory of Archaeology. Shircliff Gallery

of Art, Vincennes University. Vincennes, Indiana.

1994 Flint Knapping Demonstration. Waldron Arts Center,

Bloomington, Indiana. February 1, 1994.

1994 The Prehistory of the Monroe County area. Monroe County

Historical Society, Bloomington, Indiana. September 1,

1994.

1995 Hosted a Seminar covering the Typology and Technology of

Projectile Points of North America with over 25 paid

participants from various universities and other organizations

in the Midwest. Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago,

Illinois.

2006 Some Thoughts on the Importance of the Falls of the Ohio Area

in Regional Prehistory. Falls of the Ohio

Archaeological Society.

2006 Projectile Point Type Clusters: Utility, Relevance and Theory

for Understanding Prehistory. Paper Presented at the 64th

Annual Plains Anthropological Conference. Topeka, Kansas.

Professional Reports and Publications

1976a An Archaeological Reconnaissance of the Proposed Bridge #190

Improvement and Realignment Construction Over Raccoon

Creek on County Road 775E, Montgomery County, Indiana.

Glenn A. Black Laboratory Research Report.

1976b An Archaeological Reconnaissance of the Proposed Sewage

Treatment Facilities Expansion, Upland, Indiana. Glenn

A. Black Laboratory Research Report.

1976c An Archaeological Reconnaissance of the Area of the Proposed

Grandstaff Drive and Fifteenth Street, Auburn,

Indiana. Glenn A. Black Laboratory Research Report.

1976d An Archaeological Reconnaissance of the Area of the Proposed

Bridge #79 Improvement and Realignment Construction Over

Black Creek on County Road 100W, Montgomery County,

Indiana. Glenn A. Black Laboratory Research Report.

1977a An Archaeological Report of Investigations Along the

Charlestown-New Albany Pike in Clark County,

Indiana. Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology

Research Report.

With Edward E. Smith

1977b An Archaeological Reconnaissance of the Proposed Construction

Site of the Trafalgar Wastewater Collection and Treatment

Facility in Johnson County, Indiana. Sieco, Inc. Glenn A. Black

Laboratory of Archaeology Research Report.

with Sheryl Egli and Tara Sears

1977-78 The Latin American Studies Newsletter. Lindley Hall,

Indiana University.

1978a An Archaeological Reconnaissance of the Proposed Potable Water

Line and Water Standpipe in Morgan-Monroe State Forest,

Monroe County, Indiana. Glenn A. Black Laboratory

Research Report.

1978b An Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Ramsey Substation

Site, Harrison County, Indiana. Glenn A. Black

Laboratory Research Report.

with James H. Kellar

1978c An Assessment of the Archaeological Potential of the A.B. Brown

Generating Station Site, Posey County, Indiana. Glenn A.

Black Laboratory of Archaeology Research Contract

Report.

1981a Quality Selection Factors in the Wyandotte Chert Lithofacies.

In Archaeological Data Recovery at the Mary Ann Cole Site

(12CR1) Crawford County, Indiana: A Prehistoric Workshop at

the Confluence of the Blue and Ohio Rivers. Edited by

Jeffery A. Meyers and John T. Dorwin. Prepared under contract #DACW 27-80-

C-0043 and funded by the United States Army Corps of

Engineers Louisville District, pp.26-37. Resource

Analysts, Inc. Bloomington, Indiana.

1981b Technological Analysis of the Lithic Materials. In

Archaeological Data Recovery at the Mary Ann Cole

Site (12CR1) Crawford County, Indiana: A Prehistoric

Workshop at the Confluence of the Blue and Ohio Rivers. Edited by

Jeffery A. Meyers and John T Dorwin. Prepared under contract #DACW

27-80- C-0043 and funded by the United States Army

Corps of Engineers Louisville District, pp. 106-153.

Resource Analysts, Inc. Bloomington, Indiana.

with Edward E. Smith

1988 An Archaeological Reconnaissance of Quarry and Workshop Sites

in the Vicinity of Harrison County, Indiana. Prepared for

Indiana Department of Natural Resources Division of

Historic Preservation and Archaeology. Glenn A. Black

Laboratory of Archaeology Reports of Investigations 88-11.

1989a Prehistoric Quarries and Workshops: The Wyandotte Chert Source

and the Evidence for Manufacture, Trade, and Ritual

Behavior. In Current Research in Indiana

Archaeology and Prehistory: 1987 and 1988. Edited by Christopher S.

Peebles, pp. 16-17. Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology

Research Reports 10.

1989b Besant: Northern Plains Projectile Point Styles at the Mann

Site, Posey County, Indiana. In Current Research in

Indiana Archaeology and Prehistory: 1987 and 1988.

Edited by Christopher S. Peebles, pp. 39-40. Glenn A. Black Laboratory

of Archaeology Research Reports 10.

with Mark R. Schurr

1989c An Archaeological Assessment and Field Reconnaissance of the

Lake and Moraine Region in Steuben County, Indiana. Glenn A.

Black Laboratory of Archaeology Report of Investigations 89-19.

with Mark R. Schurr

1990a Prehistoric Occupations of the Steuben Morainal Lake Area: The

Steuben County Survey. Paper presented at the Indiana

Historic Society Annual Meeting. Indianapolis, Indiana.

Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology Research Reports

11.

with Mark R. Schurr

1990b An Introduction to the Archaeology of Steuben County, Indiana.

Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology Report of

Investigations 89-18-1.

with John R. Williams

1991 An Archaeological Assessment and Field Reconnaissance of the

Headwaters of Beanblossom and Salt Creeks in Brown County,

Indiana. Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology Report of

Investigations 91-25.

with John W. Williams

1993 Prehistoric Hunters and Gatherers of Brown County, Indiana.

Current Research in Indiana Archaeology and

Prehistory: 1991 and 1992. Glenn A. Black

Laboratory of Archaeology Research Reports 14.

1994a Cultural and Historical Perspectives on the McKinley Site.

Current Research in Indiana Archaeology and Prehistory:

1994. Edited by Christopher S. Peebles. Glenn A.

Black Laboratory of Archaeology Research Reports 15.

1994b An Examination of Bifacial Lithic Manufacturing and Recycling

Behavior in

the Southwind Site Lithic Assemblage. Appendix III in

Archaeological

Investigations at the Southwind Site: A Mississippian

Community in Posey County, Indiana. Edited by Cheryl

Ann Munson. Indiana Department of Natural Resources and the

Indiana Port Commission.

with Kimberly L. Redman

1994 McKinley Site: A Late Archaic Burned Rock Midden in Central

Indiana, Current Collections Processing and

Research. Current Research in Indiana Archaeology

and Prehistory: 1994. Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology Research

Reports 15.

with Jodi Pope-Pfingston

1994 Fort Ouiatenon: An 18th Century French and Indian Occupation

Along the Wabash River in Tippecanoe County, Indiana, A

Collections Management Report. Current Research in

Indiana Archaeology and Prehistory: 1994. Glenn A.

Black Laboratory of Archaeology Research Reports 15.

2009 A Survey of a Proposed Landfill, Rogers Group Quarry off Oard

Road, Monroe County, Indiana. Rogers Group, Inc.

2010 A Survey of a Proposed Landfill, Morgan County Sand and Gravel

Quarry, Martinsville, Indiana. Rogers Group, Inc.

Primary Archaeological Collections Research Conducted: Listing by

Institution

Adam East Museum, Moses Lake, WA

American Museum of Natural History, New York, NY

Anasazi Heritage Center, Bureau of Land Management, Dolores, CO

Big Bend National Park, Alpine, TX

Boise State University, Boise, ID

Bureau of Land Management Collections Facility, Billings MT

California State Indian Museum, Sacramento, CA

California State University, Bakersfield, CA

California State University, Chico, CA

California State University, Fresno, CA

Carlsbad Museum and Arts Center, Carlsbad, NM

Centennial Museum, The University of Texas at El Paso, TX

Central Washington University, Ellensburg, WA

Chaco Culture Historical Park Archaeological Collection Facility, Santa Fe,

NM

Clarke Memorial Museum, Eureka, CA

Colorado Historical Society, Denver, CO Denver Museum of Natural History,

Denver, CO

Discovery Center, Fresno, CA

Division of Reclamation Mid-Pacific Region, Sacramento, CA

Eastern New Mexico University, Portales, NM

Favell Museum, Klamath Falls, OR

Field Museum of Natural History, Chicago, IL

Fort Bliss US Army Archaeological Facility, El Paso, TX

Herrett Museum, College of Southern Idaho, Twin Falls, ID

Idaho Museum of Natural History, Pocatello, ID

Idaho State Historical Society, Boise, ID

Indian Valley Museum, Taylorsville, CA

Kansas State Historical Society, Topeka, KS

Kern County, Museum, Bakersfield, CA

Lake City Museum, Lakeport, CA

Lompoc Museum, Lompoc, CA

Lost City Museum, Overton, NV

Lowie/Phoebe Hearst Museum of Anthropology, University of California,

Berkeley, CA

Makah Cultural and Research Center, Neah Bay, WA

Modoc National Forest Headquarters, Alturas, CA

Museum of Northern Arizona, Flagstaff, AZ

Museum of the Rockies, Montana State University, Bozeman, MT

National Park Service, Midwest Archaeological Center, Lincoln, NE

National Park Service, Western Archaeological and Conservation Center,

Tucson, AZ

Nebraska Historical Society, Lincoln, NE

Nevada State Museum, Carson City, NV

New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, NM

Oregon Museum of Natural History, University of Oregon, Eugene, OR

Oregon State Archaeologist Office, Salem, OR

Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR

Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History, Pacific Grove, CA

Redding Museum of Art and History, Redding, CA

Redwood National Park Headquarters, Arcata, CA

Rocky Mountain National Park Headquarters, Estes Park, CO

Royal British Columbia Museum, Vancouver, BC

Sacramento State University, Sacramento, CA

San Diego Museum of Man, San Diego, CA

San Jose State University, San Jose, CA

San Luis Obispo Archaeological Society, San Luis Obispo, CA

Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History, Santa Barbara, CA

School of American Research, Santa Fe, NM

Shasta College, Redding, CA

Sierra Mono Museum, Sierra Mono Reservation, North Fork, CA

Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, BC

Sonoma State University, CA

South Dakota Historical Society Archaeological Research Center, Rapid City,

SD

Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL

Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, CA

Stanislaus National Forest Headquarters, Sonora, CA

State Museum Resource Center, Department of Parks and Recreation,

Sacramento, CA

Tahoe National Forest Headquarters, Nevada City, CA

Texas Archaeological Research Laboratory (TARL) University of Texas,

Austin, TX

Thomas Burke Memorial Museum, University of Washington, Seattle WA

Tulare County Museum, Visalia, CA

University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ

University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC

University of California, Davis, CA

University of Denver, Denver, CO

University of Georgia, Athens, GA

University of Idaho, Moscow, ID

University of Kansas Museum of Anthropology, Lawrence, KS

University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY

University of Nebraska State Museum, Lincoln, NE

University of New Mexico, Maxwell Museum of Anthropology, Albuquerque, NM

University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC

University of Oklahoma, Lawton, OK

University of Tennessee, Frank H. McClung Museum, Knoxville, TN

University of Texas at San Antonio, TX

Utah Museum of Natural History, Salt Lake City, UT

Vandenberg Air Force Base, CA

Washington State University, Pullman, WA

W.H. Over Museum, University of South Dakota, Vermillion, SD

Wilderness Park Museum, El Paso, TX

Witte Museum, San Antonio, TX

Yosemite National Park Headquarters, CA

Monographs:

l985 Projectile Point Types and Their Chronology. Chronology

Press, Bloomington

Indiana. Revised and reprinted 1989.

l987 Stone Age Spear and Arrow Points of the Midcontinental and

Eastern United States. Indiana University Press.

with Suzanne Kudlaty

2000 Field Guide to Projectile Points of the Midwest. Indiana

University Press.

2002a Stone Age Spear and Arrow Points of the Southwestern United

States. Indiana University Press.

2002b Stone Age Spear and Arrow Points of California and the Great

Basin. Indiana University Press.

2006a Looking at Prehistory: Prehistoric Occupations of the Hoosier

National Forest and the Hill Country of Southern

Indiana. USDA Hoosier National Forest.

2006b People of the Forest. A coloring book and first look at

prehistory of the Hoosier National Forest. USDA Hoosier

National Forest.

Manuscripts in Preparation:

Stone Age Spear and Arrow Points of the Pacific Northwest.

To be published by Indiana University Press.

Stone Age Spear and Arrow Points of the Great Plains. To

be published by Indiana University Press.

Rockhouse Hollow Shelter. Hoosier National Forest.

This is an edited compendium of over 25 specialist papers

with several papers by Noel Justice including an

overview and research summary by the author.

The Pleistocene Peopling of the Americas. This is an

examination of the evidence from linguistic,

genetic, anthropological, ethnographic, and

archaeological perspectives.

Memberships in Professional Organizations

Colorado Archaeological Society

Society for American Archaeology

Plains Anthropological Society

North Dakota Archaeological Society

Pacific Coast Archaeological Society

South Dakota Archaeological Society

Wyoming Archaeological Society

Montana Archaeological Society

Undergraduate and Graduate Level Courses and Seminars Prepared to Teach:

Prehistory of Indiana

Prehistory of the Eastern United States

Prehistory of the Great Plains

Prehistory of the Southwestern United States

Prehistory of California and the Great Basin

Prehistory of the Pacific Northwest and Alaska

Prehistoric Lithic Technology

Prehistoric Ceramics of the Midwest

Chipped Stone Typology and Technology: A Survey of Major Developments

Ethnography and Ethnohistory Applied to Archaeology

Flint Knapping, Geology, and Fracture Mechanics as Applied to

Archaeology.

Scholarly and Personal References

Thomas Hester, Professor Emeritus, Texas Archaeological Research

Laboratory

Mark Seeman, Professor of Anthropology, Kent State University

Daniel Bortner, Director of Indiana State Parks and Recreation

Leslie B. Davis, Curator Emeritus, Museum of the Rockies, Montana

State University

Joffre Coe, Professor Emeritus, University of North Carolina, Chapel

Hill

James R. Jones III, Indiana State Archaeologist

Mark Schurr, Professor of Anthropology, University of Notre Dame

David Hurst Thomas, Department of Anthropology, American Museum of

Natural History

Michael Fosha, Assistant State Archaeologist, South Dakota

M. Stephen Shackley, Curator, Phoebe Hurst Museum, University of

California, Berkeley

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