Education:

• Ph.D., State University of New York at Albany, Department of Anthropology, Dissertation: "Hunter-Gatherer Subsistence and Settlement in a Mountainous Environment: The Prehistory of the Northern Tetons," 1983.
• M.A., State University of New York at Albany, Department of Anthropology, 1977.
• B.A., Goucher College, 1969.

Fieldwork:

• Field Co-Director, Site Survey at the Confluence of the Battenkill and Hudson River (with E.V. Curtin), 1991-5.
• Field Director, Investigations at the 18th Century Sword's Farmstead, Schuylerville, New York, 1987-88.
• Field Co-Director, Fish Creek Archaeological Project (with H.J. Brumbach) 1984-85.
• Field Director, State University of New York at Albany, Summer Field School Excavations at the Abele Site (Troy 5), Menands, New York, 1980-81.
• Crew Chief, Jackson Hole Archaeological Research Project, High Country Research Section, Summers 1976-78.
• Field Assistant, Jackson Hole Archaeological Research Team, Summer 1975.

Courses:

• AN 102: Anthropology of the Human Past
• AN 201: Introduction to Archaeological Research
• AN 202: Introduction to Archaeological Field Investigations
• AN 205: Mesoamerican Archaeology
• AN 206: Archaeology of Eastern North America
• AN 252C: North American Archaeology
• AN 303: Analysis of the Human Skeleton
• AN 327: Archaeological Field and Laboratory Techniques
• AN 347: Women and Gender in Evolutionary Perspective
• AN 366: Senior Seminar

Some Publications:

• "On the Periphery: Women and the Pursuit of Archaeological Science in the Americas, 1914-1960." Under review for Antiquity.
• "Anthropology." In The Women's Studies Encyclopedia, edited by Leigh Starr. Prentice Hall/ Harvester Wheatsheaf. In press.
• "From One Small Acorn...: A Brief History of the Society for American Archaeology's Public Education Committee." In Archaeology into the Next Millenium: Public or Perish, edited by L. Beckwith and N. Saxberg. Proceedings of the 1995 Chacmool Conference. In press.
• "From Glacial to Chilly Climate: A Comparison of Women's Participation in Cultural Anthropology and Archaeology" (with N.J. Parezo). In Equity Issues for Women in Archaeology, edited by S. Nelson, P. Nelson and A. Wylie, pp. 73-82, Archaeological Papers of the American Anthropological Association, Number 5, 1994c.
• Review, "Analyzing and Interpreting Late Woodland Features." Northeast Anthropology, 1994a, 47:99-101.
• Marian E. White: Pioneer in New York Archaeology." New York State Archaeological Association Bulletin. 75th Anniversary Volume, 1992b, 104:14-20.
• "High Country Contentions: Response to Connor" American Anthropologist, 1989a, Vol 91(4):1012.
• "High Altitude Occupations, Cultural Process and High Plains Prehistory: Retrospect and Prospect" (with G.A. Wright). American Anthropologist 1988b [90 (3):619-639].
• "Winney's Rift: A Late Woodland Village Site in the Upper Hudson Valley" (with H.J. Brumbach). New York State Archaeological Association Bulletin. 1986 (No. 92:1-8).
• "High Country Adaptations" (with G.A. Wright and S. Reeve). Plains Anthropologist, 1980 [25 (89): 181-197].
• "Paleodemographic Analysis of a Late Woodland Site in Southeastern Michigan." Midcontinental Journal of Archaeology, 1979 [4 (2):182-208].
• "The Prehistory of the Northern Tetons." Annual Report of the Jackson Hole Archaeological Research Station, 1978: 39-45.