Kathleen Allen
Pittsburgh; the development of tribal societies, regional settlement patterns, and contact
studies; eastern Woodlands and Great Lakes.
Mary Beaudry
Boston University, historical archaeology of the Americas.
Gregory
H. Bondar and James W. Hatch
Late Woodland Palisaded Villages from Ontario to the Carolinas: An Examination of
Settlement Size and Population Trends, abstract of a paper delivered at the 1996 Eastern
States Archaeological Federation.
James Brown
The archaeology of ancient religion in the Eastern Woodlands, an article in the Annual
Reviews in Anthropology.
Christopher
Carr
Arizona State University, sociopolitical organization and belief systems, analysis of
style, mortuary practices, quantitative methods, material technological analyses, and
Eastern U.S.prehistory; Ohio Hopewell.
Cheryl Claassen
Appalachian State University, shell-middens, gender, Archaic; eastern US.
Ricardo
Elia
Boston University, ethics, international cultural heritage, public archaeology.
Alaric
Faulkner
University of Maine, the spread of Western European culture into the New World,
specifically French Acadian settlement of Maine and the Maritimes.
Gayle Fritz
Gender and the early cultivation of gourds in eastern North America, article abstract in American
Antiquity.
Celeste
Marie Gagnon
The Effects of European Contact on Native American Health in the Lower Susquehanna River
Valley, abstract of a paper delivered at the 1996 Eastern States Archaeological
Federation.
Patricia
K. Hansell
Temple University, hierarchical societies, research design strategies, computer
applications in anthropology; Lower Central America and the Middle- Atlantic region of
North America, currently La Mula-Sarigua, Central Pacific Panama
John P. Hart
and C. Margaret Scarry
The age of common beans (Phaseolus vulgaris) in the Northeastern United States;
an article abstract from American Antiquity.
James Hatch
Pennsylvania State, prehistoric social structure (especially the evolution of social
ranking), economic structure, trade, and culture contact; current research includes
Pennsylvania and Georgia.
James T. Herbstritt
Late 16th to early 17th century Susquehannock and Monongahela villages, West Virginia and
Pennsylvania, abstract of a paper delivered at the 1996 Eastern States Archaeological
Federation.
Curtiss Hoffman
The Transitional Archaic in the Northeast: An Interim Report, abstract of a paper
delivered at the 1996 Eastern States Archaeological Federation.
Patrick Julig
Laurentian University, chert sourcing in the Great Lakes region, Journal of World
Anthropology.
Larry
Kimball
Appalachian State Univesity, lithic analysis, microwear analysis, quantitative methods;
eastern US, Paleolithic (France & Russia).
Michael
Klein and Martin Gallivan
Late Woodland (A.D. 900-1600) structural remains of the Middle Atlantic region, abstract
of a paper delivered at the 1996 Eastern States Archaeological Federation.
Bradley Lepper
Searching for the Great Hopewell Road, a page for the video, but also a good
resource for Hopewell data.
Holly
Martelle
Craft specialization among Iroquoian women, specifically ceramic production, an abstract
from the 5th Gender and Archaeology Conference.
Claire
McHale Milner
Pennsylvania State, Late Prehistoric period of the Upper Great Lakes; ethnohistorical and
ceramic style data to investigate the adaptation of forager-farmer populations to
high-risk environments.
Robert
W. Park
University of Waterloo, cultures of the Far North (the Canadian Northwest
Territories, Greenland and Alaska) and northeastern North America.
David
Sanger
University of Maine, hunters and gatherers, especially those living in marine
environments, northeastern US and the Maritime Provinces.
Sissel
Schroeder
Maize productivity in the eastern Woodlands and Great Plains of North America. Article
abstract in American Antiquity.
Dean Snow
Pennsylvania State, ethnohistoric and demographic problems, GIS; recent work in Iroquois
archaeology.
Michael
Stewart
Temple University, prehistory of the Eastern Woodlands, hunters and gatherers,
agriculture; recently, 18th century Delaware (Lenape) settlement and a long-term
study of Hendrick Island in Pennsylvania.
David
Stothers and Timothy J. Abel
The Hunter-Gatherer Trade Fair as a Model for Prehistoric Aggregated Interaction in the
Northeast, abstract of a paper delivered at the 1996 Eastern States Archaeological
Federation.
Gary D.
Wright
SUNY-Albany, Ohio Valley Hopewell-Adena archaeology.
Ezra
Zubrow
University of Buffalo, theory and method, ecology, simulation methods, demography,
marginal cultural areas; Southwest, Northeast, Norway, England, Philippines.
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