14 Stuyvesant Oval Apt. 5C New York, New York (212) l965 B.S. Anthropology Major; English Minor

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE Anne-Marie Cantwell 14 Stuyvesant Oval Apt. 5C New York, New York (212) EDUCATION Columbia University New York University New York University l965 B.S. Anthropology Major; English Minor l970 M.A. Social Anthropology l978 Ph.D. Anthropological Archaeology SCHOLARSHIPS, FELLOWSHIPS, GRANTS, AND AWARDS 2012 Theodore Whitney Award, New York State Archaeological Association 2003 Scholar Teacher Award, Rutgers University 2001 New York Society Library Best History Book Award (with Diana Wall) 2001 Society for American Archaeology Book Award (with Diana Wall) 2001 Award of First Annual Friends of Yale University Press Book Charles Pine Outstanding Teacher Award l New Jersey Council for the Humanities Faculty Seminar Grant New Jersey Council for the Humanities Faculty Seminar Grant l New Jersey Council for the Humanities Curriculum Grant l985 Jewish Community Fund Research Grant l984 Northeast Regional Conference Grant l Rutgers University Research Council Grant l982 Museum Education Associates with the Seth Sprague Foundation Exhibition Grant 1982 Center for American Archaeology Research Grant l98l Department of the Interior, Inter-Agency Archeological Services, Heritage and Conservation Publication Grant l Rutgers University Research Council Grant l New York University Fellowship l New York University Fellowship l National Science Foundation Dissertation Grant l National Science Foundation Graduate Traineeship l Margaret Mead Fellowship in Urban Anthropology l David Kriser Fellowship in Urban Anthropology l Columbia University Scholarship l Columbia University Scholarship ACADEMIC POSITIONS Visiting Scholar, New York University Rutgers University, Professor Emerita Rutgers University, Professor 1

2 l Rutgers University-Newark, Associate Professor l976-8l Rutgers University-Newark, Assistant Professor l Rutgers University-Newark, Instructor l New York University, Adjunct Instructor l97l Hunter College, Adjunct Instructor l Adelphi University, Adjunct Instructor HONORARY POSITIONS Society for American Archaeology, Government Action Committee Network Representative for the State of New Jersey Executive Board, New York Academy of Sciences President, Professional Archaeologists of New York City l President, Rutgers University-Newark Chapter, American Association of University Professors l989-- Chair, Salwen Award Committee, Professional Archaeologists of New York City l Research Associate, South Street Seaport Museum Advisory Board, New York Academy of Sciences, Anthropology Section l Human Remains Committee, New York Archeological Council l Editorial Board, American Society for Conservation Archeology Executive Board, Professional Archaeologists of New York City l President, Professional Archaeologists of New York City l Treasurer, Rutgers University-Newark Chapter, American Association of University Professors l Co-Coordinator, Society for American Archaeology, Regional Conference in the Northeast l Treasurer and Executive Board, American Society for Conservation Archaeology l985-- Chair, Native American Relations Committee, Professional Archaeologists of New York City l985-- Co-Editor, Special Publications of Professional Archaeologists of New York City l Co-Editor, Newsletter of Professional Archeologists of New York City l Secretary, Professional Archaeologists of New York City l Curation Committee, Professional Archaeologists of NewYork City l Steering Committee, New York State Historic Preservation Office, State Plan for Archeological Resources l979-- Executive Board, Professional Archaeologists of New York City l Advisory Council, New Jersey Office of Historic Preservation l977-- Research Associate, Department of Anthropology, New York University l Academic Advisory Council, New Jersey State Museum l97l-- Board of Directors and Secretary, Metropolitan Area Archeological Survey ARCHEOLOGICAL FIELD EXPERIENCE Baehr-Gust site, Illinois. Research Director and Co-Field Director New York 2

3 University Hopewell Mound Group Project l990 Fort Edward site New York. Consultant l987 Page Avenue site, New York, Consultant l987 Fort Edward site, New York. Consultant 1986 Mound House site, Illinois. Associate Director 1985 Ogden Fettie site, Illinois. Associate Director l984 Hado-Feder site, New Jersey. Director l982 Sheridan Square, New York. Co-Director l982 Hamilton Fish site, New York. Director. l980 Definis site, New Jersey. Director l Old Crow site, New Jersey. Director l975 Greenpoint site, New York, Consultant l972 Old Fort site, New York. Associate Director l Smoking Point, New York. Crew chief l965 Fort Shantok, Connecticut. Columbia University field school PUBLICATIONS Books 2004 Aboriginal Ritual and Economy in the Eastern Woodlands: Essays in Honor of Howard Dalton Winters. Edited with Lawrence A. Conrad. Illinois State Museum Scientific Papers, Volume XXX, Springfield and Kampsville Studies in Archaeology and History, Volume 5, Center for American Archaeology, Kampsville Touring Gotham s Archaeological Past: 8 Self-Guided Walking Tours in New York City. With Diana Wall. Yale University Press, New Haven Unearthing Gotham: The Archaeology of New York City. With Diana Wall. Yale University Press, New Haven, Connecticut Ethics and Anthropology: Facing Future Issues in Human Biology, Human Rights, Globalism, and Cultural Property. Edited with Eva Friedlander and Madeleine Tramm. New York Academy of Sciences, New York, New York.. Paperback edition distributed by Johns Hopkins University Press The Archaeology of New York City. Edited with Diana Wall. Special Publications No. 1, Professional Archaeologists of New York City, New York, New York. l984 Copper in Late Prehistoric Eastern North America. by C..Goodman. Editor. Northwestern University Archeological Program and the Center for American Archeology, Kampsville, Illinois. l98l The Research Potential of Anthropological Museum Collections. Edited with James B. Griffin, and Nan. Rothschild. New York Academy of Sciences. New York, New 3

4 York. l980 Dickson Camp and Pond: Two Sites of the Havana Tradition in the Central Illinois Valley. Illinois State Museum. Reports of Investigation No. 36, Dickson Mounds Museum Anthropological Studies. Springfield, Illinois Selected Chapters, Articles, Reviews 2015 Looking for Africans in Seventeenth-Century New Amsterdam (with Diana Wall). In Race in the Northeast edited by Christopher Matthews and Allison M. McGovern pp University of Florida Press, Gainesville Roundtable: The Past, Present and Future of New Netherland Studies (with Diana Wall). New York History 95(3): Imagining the Stadt Huys (with Diana Wall). In Opening Statements: Law and Jurisprudence in Dutch New York edited by Albert Rosenblatt and Julie Rosenblatt, pp State University of New York Press, Albany Penhawitz and Wampage and the Seventeenth-Century World They Dominated. In Tales of Gotham, Historical Archaeology, Ethohistory and Microhistory of New York City edited by Meta F. Janowitz and Diana Dallal., pp Springer, New York Engendering New Netherland: Implications for Archaeological and Historical Interpretations of Early Colonial Societies (with Diana Wall) Archaeologies.7 (1) New Amsterdam: The Subordination of a Native Space.(with Diana Wall) In Soldiers, Cities, and Landscapes: Papers in Honor of Charles L. Fisher edited by John Hart and Penelope Drooker, pp New York State Museum. Albany a Landscapes and Other Objects: Creating Dutch New Netherland. (with Diana Wall) New York History 90(4):315-46), 2008b The Middle Ground that Once Lay Under the Blue Canopy of Heaven. In From de Halve Maen to KLM: 400 Years of Dutch -American Exchange, edited by Margriet Lacy, Charles Gehring, and Jenneke Oosterhoff, pp , Nodus, Muenster Howard Dalton Winters: In Aboriginal Ritual and Economy in the Eastern Woodlands. Ed. With Lawrence A. Conrad and Jonathan Reyman. Illinois State Museum Scientific Papers, Volume XXX, Springfield and Kampsville Studies in Archaeology and History, Volume 5, Center for American Archaeology, Kampsville Introduction. In Aboriginal Ritual and Economy in the Eastern Woodlands. Edited with Lawrence A. Conrad and Jonathan Reyman. Illinois State Museum Scientific Papers, Volume XXX, Springfield and Kampsville Studies in Archaeology and History, 4

5 Volume 5, Center for American Archaeology, Kampsville Who Knows the Power of His Bones? : Repatriation Redux. In Ethics and Anthropology: Facing Future Issues in Human Biology, Human Rights, Globalism, and Cultural Property. Ed. by Anne-Marie Cantwell, Eva Friedlander, and Madeleine Tramm. pp New York Academy of Sciences, New York, New York Introduction. In Ethics and Anthropology: Facing Future Issues in Human Biology, Human Rights, Globalism, and Cultural Property. Ed. by Anne-Marie Cantwell, Eva Friedlander, and Madeleine Tramm. pp. vii-xx. New York Academy of Sciences, New York, New York Something rare and strange: Reburial in New York City. Northeast Historical Archaeology 21-22: l990 The Choir Invisible: reflections on the living and the dead. Death Studies l4: l987 Havana Tradition patterns of chert procurement: economic and political implications for the Central Illinois Valley and beyond. Wisconsin Archeologist 68(l) l986 The relationship between universities and museums. In The Challenge of Folk Materials for New Jersey's Museums. The Museums Council of New Jersey. Trenton. l986 Status report of the Society for American Archeology's Northeast Regional Conference. With Bert Salwen. In Regional Conferences Summary Report. Ed. by C. Irwin- Williams and D. Fowler. pp Society for American Archaeology Special Publication. Washington, D. C. l98l The research potential of anthropological museum collections. With N. A. Rothschild. In The Research Potential of Anthropological Research Collections. Ed. By A-M. Cantwell, J. B. Griffin and N. A. Rothschild. New York Academy of Sciences, New York, New York. l98l The future of the past. With N. A. Rothschild. In The Research Potential of Anthropological Museum Collections. Ed. by A-M. Cantwell, J. B. Griffin and N. A. Rothschild. New York Academy of Sciences. New York, New York. l98l Middle Woodland dog ceremonialism in Illinois. Wisconsin Archeologist 6l: l980 Bone skewers and/or single tine forks from the Pahaquarra site. Bulletin of the Archeological Society of New Jersey 36:25. l980 New theories for old hypotheses: a re-examination of the theories of Fowke, Holmes and Cushing. Lithic Technology IX (3) l7-21. l979 The functional analysis of scrapers: problems, new techniques and cautions. Lithic Technology VIII(l) 5-ll. l979 Adduction, polythetic sets, form and analogy. Lithic Technology VIII (3) l7-20). 5

6 n.d. Cultural revival among Native Americans in the Twentieth Century. In A Broad Path to Walk In: Indians, Europeans and Cultural Evolution in New Jersey History. Richard Waldron, Editor. Special Publication of the New Jersey Historical Commission, in press Monographs and Reports submitted to Professional and Government Agencies l986 The Northeast Regional Conference. Ed. with Bert Salwen. Society for American Archaeology, Washington, D. C. l984 Queens in the l9th century. With Diana Rockman and Arnold Pickman. In Nineteenth Century New York City: A Pilot Study for the New York State Plan. Ed. by S. Baugher and A-M. Cantwell. New York State Office of Historic Preservation. Albany. l984 Nineteenth Century New York: A Pilot Study for the New York State Plan. Ed. with Sherene Baugher. New York State Office of Historic Preservation. Albany. l983 The Sheridan Square Triangle site: Preliminary Report of Archeological Investigations. With Diana Rockman and Arnold Pickman. Report sumbitted to New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission. New York City. l98l The Definis Site: Final Report of Archeological Investigations. The United States Environmental Protection Agency. New York Regional Office. l979 Research Problems in Early/Middle Woodland Archeology in New Jersey: Guidelines for the New Jersey State Plan. New Jersey State Preservation Office, Trenton. Reviews 1990 Review. Bones, Bodies and Behavior. Ed. by G. W. Stocking, Jr. University of Wisconsin Press, Madison. Contemporary Sociology l988 Review. Objects and Others: Essays on Museums and Material Culture. Ed. by G. W. Stocking, Jr. University of Wisconsin Press, Madison. American Indian Quarterly 52: l985 Review. An Early Woodland Community at the Schultz site 20SA2 in the Saginaw Valley and the Nature of the Early Woodland Adaptation in the Great Lakes Region. By Doreen Ozker. North American Archeologist 6: l982 Review. Archaeological Investigation in Northwestern Xuzestan. Ed. by Henry Wright. University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology Technical Reports No. l9. Middle Eastern Studies Association Bulletin XVI: l98l Review. Archaeological Ethnography in Western Iran. by Patty Jo Watson. University of 6

7 Arizona Press (Viking Fund Publications in Anthropology No. 57). Middle Eastern Studies Association Bulletin XV: WORKS IN PROGRESS In Hudson s Wake: The Archaeology of New Netherland. With Diana Wall for Yale University Press. The Politics of the Contested Past: Fourth World Peoples and First World Nation States. Manuscript in possession of author. The History of New York City Archaeology. With Diana Wall. Repatriation at Ellis Island: The Delaware versus the National Park Service. GALLERY EXHIBITS l982 The Archeology of Cities. Curator. Robeson Gallery, Rutgers University, Newark. Exhibit toured to Gallery, Barnard College-Columbia University, New York City. l983 l985 Artists and Artifacts. Curator. Dana Library, Rutgers University, Newark. Archeology of the Great Swamp. Curator. Somerset County Environmental Center. PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS American Anthropological Association Society for American Archeology Archaeological Society of New Jersey New York Archeological Council Professional Archaeologists of New York City Eastern States Archeological Federation Southeastern Archeological Conference Society for Pennsylvania Archeology Wisconsin Archeological Society Michigan Archeological Society Metropolitan Area Archeological Survey New York Academy of Sciences 7

8 American Society for Conservation Archeology Council for Museum Anthropology THEORETICAL INTERESTS Colonialism, Cultural Property, Material Culture, Archaeology of ancient North America, Archeology of New York City, Urban Archeology, Anthropology of death, Development of complex societies, Native American ethnohistory, Political uses of the past, Relationships between Native Americans and archeologists, Museology 8