Midwest Archaeological Conference, Champaign-Urbana, IllinoisĢ014 Big Pots for Big Shots Revisited – Mound and Village Pottery from the Mississippian Site of Angel Mounds. American Anthropological Association Meeting, Washington D.C.Ģ014 Variability within Single Ceramic Vessels and its Implications for Archaeological Interpretations. Society for American Archaeology Meeting, San Francisco, California.Ģ014 Crafting Community with Plain Pottery at Angel Mounds, Indiana. Eighth World Archaeological Congress, Kyoto, Japan.Ģ016 Spatial, Architectural, and Economic Dimensions of Neighborhoods: A Comparison of Three Large Mississippian Sites in Indiana (with Staffan Peterson and Elizabeth Watts), Society for American Archaeology Meeting, Orlando, Florida.Ģ015 Standardization as Specialization? Negative Painted Pottery at Angel Mounds, Indiana. Southeastern Archaeology Winter 2014 33(2): 189-205.Ģ016 Wartime Collections: Returning a World War II German Symbol of Anthropology Science. Submitted to American Antiquity.Ģ014 Insights from the Analysis of Angel Mounds Pottery Trowels. In review Big Pots for Big Shots Revisited: Social Solidarity and Identity in the Mississippian Communities of Angel Mounds. For more information, contact me at the email above. This project is being undertaken in collaboration with the Friends of Oberlin Village community group, and the NC State Departments of History and Marine, Earth & Atmospheric Sciences (MEAS). Currently, I serve on the SAA Committee on Ethics, and as an Executive Officer of the World Archaeological Congress (WAC).Īt NC State, I enjoy teaching courses across the sub-fields of anthropology, in addition to specialty courses on ceramic analysis, material culture studies, and heritage preservation.Ĭurrently, I am involved in a project aimed at documenting the history of Raleigh’s significant Oberlin Cemetery. Black Laboratory of Archaeology at Indiana University.īased on experiences organizing the Society for American Archaeology (SAA) Ethics Bowl, an event designed to train students in ethical reasoning, I co-authored the book Ethics in Action (SAA Press, 2008).
The current members of the group are Sisqo, Nokio the N-Tity, Smoke E.
They are best known for the 1 hits Never Make a Promise, How Deep Is Your Love, and In My Bed. The band had much success during the 1990s and recorded seven Top 40 hits. Before joining the NCSU Department of Sociology and Anthropology, I was Curator of Collections at the Glenn A. Dru Hill is an American R&B group formed in Baltimore, Maryland in 1992. I am a North American archaeologist who specializes in the study of late pre-Columbian Native American societies, ceramic analysis, material culture, and research and service on the topic of applied ethics.
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