J. Heath Anderson Curriculum Vitae

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1 J. Heath Anderson Curriculum Vitae 3143 Holmes Ave. #2 Minneapolis, MN (814) EDUCATION 2009 PhD, Anthropology, The Pennsylvania State University Dissertation: Prehispanic Settlement Patterns and Agricultural Production in Tepeaca, Puebla, Mexico, AD MA, Anthropology, The Pennsylvania State University 1999 BA, Archaeology magna cum laude, Anthropology minor, Boston University FELLOWSHIPS, GRANTS, AWARDS 2015 National Science Foundation (#BCS ) for the Tula Region Epiclassic $338,593 Interaction and Migration Project 2015 Minnesota State University, Mankato Douglas R. Moore Lecture $3, Minnesota State University, Mankato Institutional Equipment Grant $9, Minnesota State University, Mankato Faculty Improvement Grant $ Minnesota State University, Mankato Faculty Research Grant $4, National Science Foundation (#BCS ) for the Cerro Magoni Project $86, College of Wooster, Juliana Wilson Thompson Visiting Assistant Professor of Anthropology $2,000 PUBLICATION: BOOK Anderson, David, Dylan Clark, and J. Heath Anderson (eds.) 2015 The Legacy of Mesoamerican Ancestors: Archaeological Heritage In and Beyond Contemporary Mexico. Archaeological Papers of the American Anthropological Association. PUBLICATIONS: ARTICLES AND BOOK CHAPTERS Anderson, J. Heath in prep Cerro Magoni: Preliminary Exploration of an Epiclassic Pre-Toltec Political Ceremonial Center. Target journal: Journal of Field Archaeology. in prep Twenty-Four Centuries of Settlement and Culture History in Tepeaca, Puebla, Mexico. Target journal: Latin American Antiquity under review Obsidian Consumption in the Tula Region after Teotihuacan s Decline: the View from Cerro Magoni. Festschrift for Dan Healan, MARI 2015 Three Generations of Cooparation: Voices from Tula, Hidalgo. In The Legacy of Mesoamerican Ancestors: Archaeological Heritage In and Beyond Contemporary Mexico. Archaeological Papers of the American Anthropological Association. Anderson, J. Heath, Dan M. Healan, and Robert Cobean 2015 Collapse, Regeneration, and the Origins of the Tula and the Toltec State. In Beyond Collapse: Archaeological Perspectives on Resilience, Revitalization, and Transformation in Complex Societies. Occasional Paper No. 42, edited by Ronald Sonny Faulseit, pp Center For Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois University Press, Carbondale. J. Heath Anderson CV Page 1 of 7 updated 10.X.2015

2 ARTICLES AND BOOK CHAPTERS (continued) Anderson, J. Heath and Kenneth G. Hirth 2009 Obsidian Blade Production for Craft Consumption at Kaminaljuyu, Guatemala. Ancient Mesoamerica 20: Castanzo, Ronald A. and J. Heath Anderson 2004 Formative Period Lime Kilns in Puebla, Mexico. Mexicon 26(4): Anderson, J. Heath 2003 Review of Alcohol in Ancient Mexico. Ethnohistory 50(1): ACADEMIC SERVICE CSBS Research and Teaching Committee 2015 Present Minnesota State Mankato Chair, CSBS Technology Committee 2014 Present Minnesota State Mankato Co-founder, Arch/Geog/Earth Sciences (AGES) 2014 Present Minnesota State Mankato Latin American Studies Program 2013 Present Minnesota State Mankato Research, Teaching, and Technology Committee Minnesota State Mankato Co-Advisor, Anthropology Club Minnesota State Mankato Latin American Studies Curriculum Committee College of Wooster Faculty Advisor, Archaeology Students Colloquium College of Wooster Interim Chair, Department of Archaeology College of Wooster INVITED LECTURES/PRESENTATIONS 2015 Cerro Magoni: A Link between Epiclassic Tula and the Bajío? Paper presented at the 80th meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, San Francisco, CA Douglas R. Moore Faculty Research Lecture, Minnesota State University, Mankato, MN 2014 The Fractious Origins of the Toltec State: A View from Cerro Magoni. Paper presented at the 2014 Chacmool Conference, University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada 2014 Investigaciones arqueológicas en el Cerro Magoni. Paper presented at the XXVIII Congreso Internacional de la Región de los Lagos del Valle de México y su Área de Interacción, Tepexi, Hidalgo, México Desde la Tierra: Concibiendo Subsistencia, Agreecología, y Asentamiento en Tepeaca. Paper presented at the Congreso Internacional: Pasado y Presente de la Cerámica en Tlaxcala Collapse, Regeneration, and the Origins of the Toltec State. Coauthors: Dan M. Healan and Robert Cobean. Invited paper for Southern Illinois University s 29th Annual Visiting Scholar Conference Beyond Collapse: Archaeological Perspectives on Resilience, Revitalization, and Reorganization in Complex Societies, March 1-2, Collapse and Regeneration at the Toltec Capital of Tula. Invited lecture for the Anthropology Colloquium, Youngstown State University Panelist for Columbus Day roundtable, College of Wooster Cultural Resource Management: El proceso de la arqueología en los Estados Unidos. Invited lecture for Cultural Patrimony course, Universidad de las Américas (UDLA), Cholula, Puebla, México De cerámica a asentamiento: casi 2,500 años de ocupación en Tepeaca, Puebla. Invited paper presented at the 24th roundtable for the Sociedad Mexicana de Antropología, Puebla, Mexico Prehispanic Settlement Patterns and Agricultural Production in Tepeaca, Puebla, Mexico AD Invited lecture for the Environmental Studies Program symposium series, College of Wooster. J. Heath Anderson CV Page 2 of 7 updated 10.X.2015

3 ORGANIZED CONFERENCE SESSIONS 2011 Session Chair, Co-Organizer. Symposium title: The Legacy of Mesoamerican Ancestors: Archaeological Heritage In and Beyond Contemporary Mexico. 110 th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Montreal, Canada Session Chair, Co-Organizer. Symposium title: Mesoamerican Political Economy and the Politics of Production: Papers in Honor of Kenneth G. Hirth. 75 th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, St. Louis, MO Session Chair, Organizer. Symposium title: Archaeology of the Puebla-Tlaxcala Region. 74 th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Atlanta, GA. PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS 2012 Collapse and Regeneration in the Tula Area: What Do We Know? What Would We Like to Know? How Do We Find Out? Paper presented at the 77 th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Memphis, TN The Emerging Multicentric Hypothesis for State Regeneration at Tula, Hidalgo. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the Central States Anthropological Society Three Generations of Cooperation: Voices from Tula, Hidalgo. Paper presented at the 110 th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Montreal, Canada The Tepeaca Marketplace and the Distribution of Postclassic Polychrome Ceramics. Paper presented in an organized symposium, Papers in Honor of Kenneth G. Hirth, at the 75 th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, St. Louis, MO Investigating the Teotihuacan Corridor in the Southeastern Puebla Valley. Paper presented in an organized symposium, Archaeology of the Puebla-Tlaxcala Region, at the 74 th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Atlanta, GA Tepeaca, Puebla Classic and Postclassic Ceramic Chronology and Settlement Patterns. Paper presented at the 73 rd annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Vancouver, B.C., Canada Expedient Obsidian Blade Production at Kaminaljuyú, Guatemala. Paper presented at the 72 nd annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Austin, Texas Classic and Postclassic Settlement at Tepeaca, Puebla, Mexico. Poster presented at the 71 st annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, San Juan, Puerto Rico. COURSES TAUGHT Introduction to Anthropology four-field Intro Undergrad Introduction to Archaeology Arch Intro Undergrad Introduction to Biological/Physical Anthropology Bio/Phys Intro Undergrad Indians of North America Cult Intro Undergrad Archaeology of Latin America Arch Upper Undergrad/Grad Cultural Ecology Cult/Arch Upper Undergrad/Grad Economic Anthropology Cult/Arch Upper Undergrad/Grad Archaeological Method and Theory Arch Upper Undergrad/Grad Rise of City States and Nations Arch Upper Undergrad/Grad Peoples and Cultures of Latin America Cult Upper Undergrad/Grad Quantitative Methods for Anthropological Problems four-field Upper Undergrad/Grad Collapse of Complex Societies four-field Upper Undergrad/Grad Introduction to Anthropological Methods four-field Mid-level Undergrad Archaeological Field School Arch Upper Undergrad/Grad J. Heath Anderson CV Page 3 of 7 updated 10.X.2015

4 COURSES PREPARED TO TEACH Introduction to Cultural Anthropology Cult Intro Undergrad Rise of Old World Civilization Arch Intro Undergrad Archaeology of North America Arch Mid-Upper Undergrad Archaeology of Epiclassic Mexico Arch Mid-Upper Undergrad/Grad Highland Mexico Ceramic Traditions Arch Mid-Upper Undergrad/Grad Archaeological Laboratory Methods Arch Upper Undergrad Spatial Analysis in Archaeology Arch Grad UNDERGRADUATE THESIS SUPERVISION (COLLEGE OF WOOSTER I.S.) 2011 Senior Thesis Advisor Sarah Tate; Title: Stewards of Their Own Lands: An Evaluation of Tribal Cultural and Historic Preservation Effectiveness Senior Thesis Advisor Rosalind Sawyer; Title: Leaving Their Mark: Processualism, Postprocessualism, and the Classification of Native American Sacred Space Senior Thesis Advisor Chelsea R. Fisher; Title: Interpreting Royal Portrait Stelae as Political Strategy: An Analysis of Iconography and Social Competition at Tikal and Copan Senior Thesis Co-Advisor William Brett Arnold; Title: The Man Who Would Be King: Legitimization in Migration Period Germanic Vernacular Literature and Mortuary Contexts Senior Thesis Co-Advisor Jacob Dinkelaker; The Historic Built Landscape of the College of Wooster: An Investigation into Architecture, Curriculum, and Memory Second Reader Derek Harry Greeley; Title: First Century Judean Synagogue Architecture: How Understandings of Identity, Space, and the Sacred Influenced This Development Junior Thesis Advisor Emily Butcher, Ana Capellín, Katie Gullett, Renee Henneman, Anastasia Wallace 2010 Junior Thesis Advisor Claire Burns, Christopher Haslam, Katie Kowicki, Jon Theisen GRADUATE THESIS SUPERVISION Present Committee Member Emily Kate; Title TBD; PhD dissertation; Present Committee Member Michelle K. Neumann; Title: A Stylistic Analysis of Redwing Pottery; MSU Mankato. Present Committee Member Matthew Pajunen; Title TBD; Master s thesis; MSU Mankato 2015 Committee Member Kelsey Bartlett; Title: The Effects of ph, Climate, Microbial Biomass and Scavenging on Tissue Decomposition during the Winter Months in South Central Minnesota; Master s thesis; MSU Mankato Committee Member Jared Langseth; Title: The Woodland in the Praire: An Analysis of the Langseth Site (21NO11); Master s thesis; MSU Mankato. FIELD EXPERIENCE Principal Investigator Tula, Hidalgo, Mexico August 2012 March 2013 Lab Director Tula, Hidalgo, Mexico June-July 2010 Field Director Central Pennsylvania May-July 2009 Mapping Instructor Central Pennsylvania June 2008 Field Director Central Pennsylvania May-July 2007 Field Director Southwestern Arkansas April-July 2006 Excavation Supervisor Tula, Hidalgo, Mexico September-December 2004 J. Heath Anderson CV Page 4 of 7 updated 10.X.2015

5 FIELD EXPERIENCE (continued) Field Survey, Lab, and Excavation Asst. Tepeaca, Puebla, Mexico Summer 2003 Asst. Excavation Supervisor Silchester, England Summer 2002 Staff Archaeologist Hicks & Co., Austin, TX August 2000-August 2001 Field Excavator/Supervisor Cuello/La Milpa, Belize Spring 2000 Field Technician Hicks & Co., Austin, TX November 1999 LANGUAGES Fluent Spanish Fluent German Basic French PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS American Anthropological Association (AAA) Society for American Archaeology (SAA) Sociedad Mexicana de Antropología (SMA) IT PROFICIENCY Geographic information systems Database management and SQL Online course instruction/management Lecturecast/screencast applications COMMUNITY OUTREACH Fall 2014 Invited presentation at Mankato East High School, Mankato, MN Fall 2010 Guest speaker for Proyecto Latino (Latin American Students Association) Día de los Muertos celebration, College of Wooster PROFESSIONAL/ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE 1) Assistant Professor (TT) 2013 Present Minnesota State University Mankato Duties - 4/3 course load - Master s thesis advising - Chair, Technology Committee - Member, Teaching and Research Committee - Co-advisor for student-led Anthropology Club - Academic advising for undergraduate anthropology majors 2) Visiting Assistant Professor College of Wooster Duties - Taught Archaeological Method and Theory, Intro to Anthropology (5-field), Intro to Archaeology, Intro to Physical/Biological Anthropology, and Indians of North America - Advising on independent study (IS) junior and senior thesis projects - Acted as Archaeology Department chair for academic affairs ( ) - Academic advising for archaeology majors 3) Visiting Assistant Professor Shippensburg University Duties - Taught Intro to Archaeology, Intro to Physical Anthropology, and Aztec & Maya Archaeology - 4/4 teaching load 4) Instructor of Record Pennsylvania State University Duties - Instructor for online version of ANTH 146 Indians of North America (ca. 140 students) - Moderated web-based class discussion 5) Instructor of Record Spring 2007 Pennsylvania State University Duties - Taught undergraduate lecture class, Indians of North America (ca. 100 students) - Lecture, review sessions for exams, exam grading 6) Museum Assistant Fall 2006 Pennsylvania State University Duties - Assistant to curator of Matson Museum of Anthropology - Managed museum tour schedule - Supervised routine museum upkeep and maintenance J. Heath Anderson CV Page 5 of 7 updated 10.X.2015

6 PROFESSIONAL/ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE (continued) 7) Instructor of Record Summer 2006 Pennsylvania State University Duties - Taught undergraduate Introduction to Archaeology course - Lectured and lead class discussions - Student essay evaluation and exam grading 8) Field Director April-June 2006 Earth Search, Inc., New Orleans, LA Duties - Directed Phase I survey of 30 miles of an 87-mile section of a proposed gas pipeline - Daily progress reports to client, intermediate between client and local landowners - Identified and delineated new sites, revisited known sites in the project area - Creation and organization of all field logs, notes, etc. 9) Field Technician February 2006 Hicks & Co., Austin, TX Duties - Monitored construction of transmission line towers on COE property - Coordinated with Texas Historical Commission via letter report 10) Staff Archaeologist Hicks & Co., Austin, TX Duties - Archival research for contract archaeology projects - Field survey, excavation, monitoring, lab analysis, preparation for curation, and report writing J. Heath Anderson CV Page 6 of 7 updated 10.X.2015

7 Dr. Robert Cobean Instituto Nacional de Antropologia e Historia Director de Estudios Arqueológicos Lic. Verdad No. 3 Col. Centro Mexico, D.F cobean_robert@hotmail.com PRIMARY REFERENCES Prof. Kenneth Hirth 409 Carpenter Bldg. Phone: (814) Fax: (814) kgh2@psu.edu Prof. P. Nick Kardulias Chair, Department of Archaeology College of Wooster 1189 Beall Ave. Wooster, OH Phone: Fax: pkardulias@wooster.edu Dr. Katharine Holt Department of History College of Wooster 1189 Beall Ave. Wooster, OH Phone: (330) kholt@wooster.edu Dr. Gerardo Gutiérrez University of Colorado at Boulder Boulder, CO Phone: (303) Fax: (303) Gerardo.Gutierrez@colorado.edu Prof. David Webster 409 Carpenter Bldg. Phone: (814) dxw16@psu.edu SUPPLEMENTARY REFERENCES Prof. Alice James Shippensburg University Department of Sociology and Anthropology Shippensburg, PA Phone: (717) Fax: (717) ajames@ship.edu Prof. Norman Hammond Boston University Department of Archaeology 675 Commonwealth Ave., Suite 347 Boston, MA Phone: (617) Fax: (617) ndch@bu.edu Dr. Claire Milner 409 Carpenter Bldg. Phone: (814) Fax: (814) cmm8@psu.edu Prof. Tom Tierney Chair, Department of Sociology and Anthropology College of Wooster 1189 Beall Ave. Wooster, OH Phone: (330) Fax: (330) ttierney@wooster.edu Dr. Timothy M. Murtha, Jr. Department of Landscape Architecture 419 Stuckeman Family Building Phone: (814) murtha@psu.edu J. Heath Anderson CV Page 7 of 7 updated 10.X.2015