John E. Douglas Curriculum vitae October 21, 2016

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1 John E. Douglas Curriculum vitae October 21, 2016 Department of Anthropology University of Montana Telephone: (612) Missoula, MT AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION Archaeology; regional systems and exchange; the study of social organization from the archaeological record; chronology building; ceramic analysis; the American Southwest and Northwest Mexico; the Maya Lowlands; the Americas EDUCATION University of Arizona, Tucson, Department of Anthropology Ph.D. in Anthropology (1990) M.A. in Anthropology (1982) California State University, Fullerton B.A. in Anthropology (1978) ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS AND TEACHING University of Montana, Missoula, Department of Anthropology Professor (2002-) Department Chair ( ) Associate Professor ( ) Assistant Professor ( ) University of Belize, Belize City Exchange Lecturer (1994) Pima Community College, Tucson, Arizona Associate Faculty ( ) Cochise College, Douglas, Arizona, Associate Faculty ( ) University of Arizona, Tucson, Department of Anthropology Lecturer (1990) Teaching Assistant ( ) Douglas Page 1 of 15

2 PUBLICATIONS AND REPORTS Journal Articles 2009 (A.C. Roosevelt, J. Douglas, and others) Early Hunter-Gatherers in the Terra Firme Rainforests: Stemmed Projectile Points from the Curuá Goldmines. Amazônica 1(2): (J. Douglas and C. Quijada) Di Peso s Concept of the Northern Sierra: Evidence from the Upper Bavispe Valley, Sonora, Mexico. Latin American Antiquity 16(3) A Reinterpretation of the Occupational History of the Pendleton Ruin, New Mexico. Journal of Field Archaeology 29 (3-4): (J. Douglas and C. Quijada) Not so Plain After all: First Millennium A.D. Textured Ceramics in Northeastern Sonora. Kiva 70(1) (C. Quijada and J. Douglas) El Valle Bavispe, entre las culturas del Río Sonora y Casas Grandes. Noroeste de México 14: (A.C. Roosevelt, M. Lima da Costa, L.J. Brown, J.E. Douglas, M. O'Donnell, E. Quinn, J. Kemp, C.L. Machado, M. Imazio de Silveira, J. Feathers, and A. Henderson) Dating a Paleoindian Site in the Amazon in Comparison with Clovis Culture. Science 275: Distinguishing Change during the Animas Phase (A.D ) at the Boss Ranch Site, Southeastern Arizona. North American Archaeologist 17(3): Autonomy and Regional Systems in the Late Prehistoric Southern Southwest. American Antiquity 60(2): (J. Douglas and C. Kramer, editors) Special Issue: Interaction, Social Proximity, and Distance. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 11(2) (J. Douglas and C. Kramer) Introduction Interaction, Social Proximity, and Distance: A Special Issue. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 11(2): (C. Kramer and J. Douglas) Ceramics, Caste, and Kin: Spatial Relations in Rajasthan, India. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 11(2): Distant Sources, Local Contexts: Interpreting Nonlocal Ceramics at Paquimé (Casas Grandes), Chihuahua. Journal of Anthropological Research 48(1): Late Prehistoric Archaeological Remains in the San Bernardino Valley, Southeastern Arizona. The Kiva 53(1): Archaeology on Foot: The San Bernardino Valley Survey. Cochise Quarterly. 15(3): Book/Monograph Chapters Douglas Page 2 of 15

3 2016 (J. Douglas and A. MacWilliams) Casas Grandes and Its More Distant Neighbors. In Discovering Paquimé, edited by P. E. Minnis and M. E. Whalen, pp University of Arizona Press, Tucson (J. Douglas, L Brown, and J. Awe) The Final Occupation: The Terminal Classic Evidence from Plaza H, Cahal Pech, Belize In Research Reports in Belizean Archaeology, Vol. 12, pp Prior Probabilities and Explicit Assumptions in Paleoindian Chronology Building. In Explorations in Behavioral Archaeology, edited by William Walker and James M. Skibo, pp University of Utah Press, Salt Lake City (J. Douglas and A. MacWilliams) Society and Polity in the Wider Casas Grandes Region. In Ancient Paquimé and the Casas Grandes World, edited by Paul E. Minnis and Michael E. Whalen, pp University of Arizona Press, Tucson Social Identity and Change at Ceramic-Period Settlements in and near far Southeastern Arizona In Between Mimbres and Hohokam: Exploring the Archaeology and History of Southeastern Arizona and Southwestern New Mexico, edited by Henry D. Wallace, pp Anthropological Papers No. 52, Archaeology Southwest, Tucson, Arizona (A.C. Roosevelt, J. Douglas, and others) Mounds and Monumental Art in Ancient Amazonia: History, Scale, Function, and Social Ecology. In Early New World Monumentality, edited by R.L. Burger and R.M. Rosenswig, p , University of Florida Press, Gainesville Autonomy and Regional Systems in the Late Prehistoric Southern Southwest. Reprinted in Tribal Social Formations: Selections from AQ and LQ, edited by M. Hegmon. SAA Press: Washington, D.C Making and Breaking Boundaries in the Hinterlands: The Social and Settlement Dynamics of Far Southeastern Arizona and Southwestern New Mexico. In Hinterlands and Regional Dynamics in the Ancient Southwest, edited by A.P. Sullivan III and J.M. Bayman, pp University of Arizona Press, Tucson (J. Douglas and C. Quijada) Between the Casas Grandes and the Río Sonora Valleys: Chronology and Settlement in the Upper Bavispe Drainage. In Surveying the Archaeology of Northwest Mexico, edited by G. E. Newell and E. Gallaga. University of Utah Press, Salt Lake (A. Roosevelt, J. Douglas, and L. Brown) The Migrations and Adaptations of the First Americans: Clovis and Pre-Clovis Views from South America. In The First Americans: The Pleistocene Colonization of the New World, edited by N. G. Jablonski, pp Wattis Symposium Volume 4, Memoirs of the California Academy of Sciences, No (C. Quijada and J. Douglas) La arqueologia del valle Bavispe, Sonora. In Memoria del XXV Simposio de Historia y Antropoloogía de Sonora, edited by J. Castro Castro and A. Grajeda Bustamante, pp Universidad de Sonora, Hermosillo, ISBN Exchanges, Assumptions, and Mortuary Goods in Pre-Paquimé Chihuahua, Mexico. In The Archaeology of Regional Interaction: Religion, Warfare, and Exchange across the American Southwest and Beyond, pp , edited by M. Hegmon. University Press of Colorado, Boulder. Douglas Page 3 of 15

4 1993 (C. Downum, J. Douglas, and D. Craig) The Cerro Prieto Site. In Between Desert and River: Hohokam Settlement and Land Use in the Los Robles Community, by C.E. Downum, pp Anthropological Papers, No. 57. University of Arizona Press, Tucson (C Downum, J. Douglas, and D. Craig) Community Structure and Agricultural Strategies at Cerro Prieto (AZ AA:7:11). In Proceedings of the 1983 Hohokam Symposium, ed. by A.E. Dittert Jr. and D.E. Dove, pp Arizona Archaeological Society Paper, No. 2. Phoenix. Technical Reports In Press (J. Douglas and L. Brown) Plaza H, Cahal Pech: Results of the Fifth January Session. In The Belize Valley Archaeological Reconnaissance Project: A Report of the 2015 Field Season, edited by J. A. Hoggarth and J. J. Awe. Belize Institute of Archaeology, National Institute of Culture and History, Belmopan (J. Douglas and L. Brown) The Terminal Classic At Plaza H, Cahal Pech: Preliminary Findings. In The Belize Valley Archaeological Reconnaissance Project: A Report of the 2014 Field Season, edited by J. A. Hoggarth and J. J. Awe. Belize Institute of Archaeology, National Institute of Culture and History, Belmopan (J. Douglas and L. Brown) Summary Field Report: Excavations at Cahal Pech, January In The Belize Valley Archaeological Reconnaissance Project: A Report of the 2013 Field Season, edited by J. A. Hoggarth and J. J. Awe. Belize Institute of Archaeology, National Institute of Culture and History, Belmopan (J. Douglas and L. Brown) Summary Field Report: Excavations at Cahal Pech, January In The Belize Valley Archaeological Reconnaissance Project: A Report of the 2012 Field Season, edited by J. A. Hoggarth, R. Ishihara-Brito, and J. J. Awe, pp Belize Institute of Archaeology, National Institute of Culture and History, Belmopan (J. Douglas and L. Brown) Summary Field Report: Excavations at Cahal Pech, January Report on file with the National Institute of Archaeology, Belmopan, Belize (J. Douglas, C. Quijada, and J. Martínez) Reconocimiento Arqueológico de los Valles Bavispe y San Bernardino, Sonora, Segunda Temporada. Excavaciones Arqueológicas del Periodo Cerámico en los Valles Bavispe y Huachinera. Report on file with the Consejo de Arqueología, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia, Mexico City (J. Douglas and L. Brown) Virginia City Archaeological Assessment: Volume 1, Archaeology Management Plan and Volume 2, Excavation Results. Report on file at the Montana Heritage Commission and the Montana State Historic Preservation Office, Helena (J. Douglas and C. Quijada) Informe Técnico, Reconocimiento Arqueológico en los Valles de Bavispe y San Bernardino, Sonora. Report on file with the Consejo de Arqueología, Instituto National de Antroplogía e Historia, Mexico City (J. Douglas and L. Brown) Basic Data Report for Virginia City 2000 Archaeological Recovery. Report on file with the Montana Heritage Commission and the Montana State Historic Preservation Office, Helena. Douglas Page 4 of 15

5 1995 Public Knowledge and Attitudes about Archaeology in Belize: Results of a Survey. Report on file at the University College of Belize and International Programs, University of Montana Excavations at the Salida del Sol Site (AZ BB:16:44 [ASM]), A Classic Period Village in the Southern Tucson Basin. Archaeology Report, No.15. Centre for Archaeological Field Training, Pima Community College, Tucson Excavations of the Boss Ranch Site: The Animas Tradition in the San Bernardino Valley, Southeastern Arizona. Anthropological Resource Center, Cochise College, Douglas The Houghton Hills Project: Archaeological Survey in the Eastern Tucson Basin, Arizona. Centre for Archaeological Field Training, Pima Community College, Tucson Stone Artifacts. In Archaeological Investigations at AZ U:14:75 (ASM), A Turn-of-the- Century Pima Household, edited by R. W. Layhe, pp Archaeology Series No Arizona State Museum, Tucson (J. Douglas and D. Craig) Investigations of Archaic and Hohokam Sites on the Flying V Ranch, Tucson, Arizona. Archaeology Report, No. 13. Centre for Archaeological Field Training, Pima Community College, Tucson (J. Douglas and L. Brown) Archaeological Survey in the San Bernardino Valley, Southeastern Arizona. Anthropological Resource Center, Cochise College, Douglas Report on Test Excavations at AA:16:46. Archaeological Field Report, No.1, Centre for Archaeological Field Training, Pima Community College, Tucson (J. Douglas and L. Brown) Archaeological Resources in the San Bernardino Valley, Southeastern Arizona. Anthropological Resource Center, Cochise College, Douglas Lithic Artifact Analysis for Pitas Point Gas Project, Carpintaria, California. Chambers, Consultants, and Planners, Stanton. Book Reviews 2008 Environmental Change and Human Adaptation in the Ancient American Southwest, by D. E. Doyel and J. S. Dean. American Anthropologist 110(1): "Surviving Adversity: The Sinagua of Lizard Man Village," by K. A. Kamp and J. C. Whittaker. American Antiquity 64(4): Encyclopedia Entries 1998 The San Simon Branch of the Mogollon. In Archaeology of Prehistoric North America: An Encyclopedia, pp , edited by G. Gibbons. Garland Press, New York. Douglas Page 5 of 15

6 AWARDS, GRANTS, AND CONTRACTS 2016 Toelle-Bekken Family Memorial Fund to conduct summer research in Belize with a graduate student ($2,500) 2014 International Program Small Grant to attend a symposium in Belize and conduct artifact analyses ($1,500) 2014 Burton D. Williams Faculty Development Endowment, Dept. of Anthropology, UM, to support research equipment needs for Belize Archaeology ($1,050) 2013 Student Affairs Honoree for service to Disability Services 2013 Awarded a merit evaluation, University of Montana 2011 University of Montana Office of the Provost, Short-Term Professional Enhancement Program awardee ($1,230) 2011 Certificate of Recognition from Student Affairs for Advising and Recruitment 2009 Awarded a merit evaluation, University of Montana 2004 Awarded a contract from the National Park Service (with Jamie Lockman) to study isotopes and elements from early 19th century lead artifacts in the northwest region ($2,875) 2001 Awarded a contract with the Montana Heritage Commission, 2001, to conduct excavations at Virginia City, Montana and develop a preservation plan ($34,000) 2001 Awarded a merit evaluation, University of Montana 2000 Awarded a Heinz Foundation Grant to excavate prehispanic sites in northeast Sonora, Mexico ($8,000) 2000 Awarded a contract with the Montana Heritage Commission to study the archaeological record of Virginia City ($22,000) 1997 Awarded a MONTS (Montana's NSF EPSCoR Program) Grant to conduct survey of prehistoric settlement patterns in Northeast Sonora, Mexico ($20,000) 1996 Awarded a University of Montana Faculty Grant to study the Pendleton Ruin artifacts housed at the Peabody Museum, Harvard University ($1,500) 1997 Awarded a merit evaluation, University of Montana 1994 Awarded a grant to undertake a survey of public knowledge and attitudes of archaeological heritage in Belize under the Montana-Belize Partnership ($500) 1994 Awarded faculty exchange position at the University College of Belize through the Montana-Belize Partnership developed by International Programs, University of Montana Douglas Page 6 of 15

7 1994 Awarded a merit evaluation, University of Montana 1993 Awarded a University of Montana faculty grant, 1993, to initiate an archaeological reconnaissance survey in northwest Sonora ($2,200) 1990 Co-recipient of a University of Arizona International Project Development Fund Grant for a U.S.-Brazil Workshop on Archaeological Methods and Resource Management. This was a 3- week interchange of U.S. and Brazilian scholars cosponsored with the Universidade Estácio de Sá, Rio de Janeiro and Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Florianópolis ($8,000) 1988 Awarded an Innovative Summer Fellowship, Cochise College, summer 1988 to complete archaeological analyses and prepare a report on the Boss Ranch Site ($2,000) 1985 Awarded a State Historic Preservation Office grant to conduct archaeological survey in the San Bernardino Valley, Arizona. Supporting institution, Cochise College ($14,000) 1984 Awarded a State Historic Preservation Office grant to conduct archaeological survey in the San Bernardino Valley, Arizona. Supporting institution, Cochise College ($13,000) 1979 Awarded Graduate Tuition Scholarship, University of Arizona PRESENTED PAPERS AND CONFERENCES 2014 (J. Douglas, L. Brown and J. Awe) The Final Occupation: The Terminal Classic Evidence from Plaza H, Cahal Pech, Belize. Presented at the Belize Archaeology and Anthropology Symposium, sponsored by NICH (National Institute of Culture and History). San Ignacio, Belize (J. Douglas and A. MacWilliams) Society and Polity. Presented at New Light on Casas Grandes, an Amerind Advanced Seminar, held at the Amerind Foundation, Dragoon, Arizona Behavioral archaeology, Bayesian statistics, and chronology: The need for explicit a priori assumptions in building Paleoindian chronology Presented at the invited symposium Behavioral Archaeology: Assessing the Impact of Michael Brian Schiffer, at the 77th meeting of the Society for American Archaeology Memphis, TN Trade and Exchange: Charles C. Di Peso and the New Archaeology. Presented at the invited symposium, The Legacy of Charles C. Di Peso: Fifty years after the Joint Casas Grandes Project, at the 73th meeting of the Society for American Archaeology Vancouver, B.C (J. Douglas, A. Roosevelt, D.P. Schaan, and B. Beven) The History, Function, and Socioeconomic Context of Monumental Architecture in Ancient Brazil. Presented at the 71th meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. San Juan, Puerto Rico "The Prehistory of Northeast Sonora, Mexico: The Regional Significance of New Evidence." Presented at the 70th meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Salt Lake City. Douglas Page 7 of 15

8 2004 (J. Douglas, B. Bevan, A. Roosevelt, E. Quinn, and M. Amaral) "Santarem City, Brazil: Site Map, Geophysical Survey, and Excavations." Presented at The Midwest Conference on Andean and Amazonian Archaeology and Ethnohistory, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Chair and discussant for southeastern Arizona and southwestern New Mexico archaeology. Peloncillos Cultural Resources Workshop, organized by the Sky Island Alliance and the Arizona State Museum. Portal, Arizona "Making and Breaking Boundaries: A Late Prehistoric Periphery in Far Southeastern Arizona and Southwestern New Mexico." Presented at an invited session, Hinterland and Heartland in Southwest Prehistory, at the 68th meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Milwaukee (J. Douglas and C. Quijada) "Between the Casas Grandes and the Rio Sonora Cultures: Chronology and settlement in the upper Bavispe Valley." Presented at an invited session, Future Directions: The Archaeology of Northwest Mexico, at the 65th meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Philadelphia (C. Quijada and J. Douglas) "La arqueologia del valle Bavispe, Sonora." Presented at the XXV Simposio de Historia y Antropologia de Sonora. Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico (A. Roosevelt, J. Douglas, and L. Brown, and E. Quinn) "Terminal Pleistocene Occupations in North Asia and North America: Another Look at Dating, Geography, Lithic Styles, and Subsistence." Presented at the 63rd meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Seattle "Identity and Process at Ceramic-Period Settlements in far Southeastern Arizona." Presented at the Amerind Foundation Seminar in Archaeology, The Archaeology of a Land Between: Regional Dynamics in the History and Prehistory of Southeastern Arizona. Dragoon, Arizona (L. Brown, J. Douglas, and A. Roosevelt) "Another Look at the Statistics of Paleoindian Dating." Presented at the 62nd meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Nashville (A. Roosevelt, L. Brown, J. Douglas, and others) "Clovis Dating, Stratigraphy, and Subsistence Revisited." Presented at the 62nd meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Nashville "Exchanging Assumptions: Scale and Structure in Southwestern Interaction." Presented at the 1996 Southwest Symposium. Tempe, Arizona "The Western Edge of the Casas Grandes Region: Piecing together Ecology, Power, and Social Boundaries." Presented at the 59th meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Anaheim, California "Recent Advances in Archaeological Method and Theory." Presented at the US Forest Service Region 1 Heritage Program Seminar. Hamilton, Montana "Rethinking the Integration-Dependency Dichotomy for "Peripheral" Populations in the Southern Southwest." Presented at the 90th meeting of the American Anthropology Association Meeting. Chicago, Illinois. Douglas Page 8 of 15

9 1991 (C. Kramer and J. Douglas) "Ceramics, Caste and Kin: Spatial Distributions in Rajasthan, India." Presented at the 56th meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. New Orleans "Interaction and Exchange in Prehistoric Southeastern Arizona." Paper presented at the University of Montana chapter of Sigma Xi "Recent Archaeological Research in the San Bernardino Valley." Presented at the Arizona Archaeological Society. Cave Creek, Arizona "Settlement Instability in the Late Prehistoric Northern Sierra: Implications from the Boss Ranch Site, Southeastern Arizona." Presented at the 55th meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Las Vegas, Nevada "A Reevaluation of Nonlocal Ceramics at Paquimé (Casas Grandes) in Chihuahua, Mexico, and the Implications for Regional Interaction." Presented at the 54th meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Atlanta, Georgia "Reconstructing the Pattern of Occupation at Upland Archaic Sites in the Tucson Basin." Presented at the Second Tucson Basin Conference. Tucson, Arizona "Results of the Phase II San Bernardino Valley Survey." Presented at the Arizona Archaeological Society. Douglas, Arizona "The San Bernardino Valley Survey: Results and Prospects." Presented at the Cochise County Historical and Archaeological Society. Douglas, Arizona (D. Craig and J. Douglas) "Architectural Variability and Community Structure at Cerro Prieto (AZ AA:7:11)." Presented at the 49th meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Portland, Oregon "Spatial Analysis of Artifact Distributions from an Archaic Site in the Tucson Basin, Arizona: Interpreting Hunter-gatherer Site Structure and Function." Presented at the 49th meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Portland, Oregon "The Interpretation of Surface Artifact Distributions on a Hohokam Habitation Site: A Quantitative Study." Presented at the Arizona Archaeological Council Meeting. Tucson, AZ. TEACHING AND GRADUATE COMMITTEES Classes (taught at University of Montana unless noted) Introduction to Anthropology (1991-present) Introduction to Archaeology (1991-present) Archaeology of North America (1991-present) Mesoamerican Prehistory (1991-present) Archaeology of the Southwestern United States (1991-present) Artifact Analysis (1991-present) Archaeology Field School (2000-present) Douglas Page 9 of 15

10 Archaeology History and Theory (Graduate Seminar, 2003-present) Power, Prestige, and Things (Graduate Seminar, ), Anthropological Theory (Graduate Seminar, ) Introduction to Anthropology (University of Belize, 1994) Research Methods (University of Belize, 1994) Prehistoric Peoples of the Southwest (University of Arizona, 1990) Human Origins and Prehistory (Pima Community College, ) Southwestern Prehistory (Pima Community College, ) Archaeological Survey (Cochise College, 1988) Southwestern Prehistory (Cochise College, 1986) Beginning and Advanced Archaeological Excavation (Cochise College, ) Teaching Assistant, University of Arizona: Prehistoric Peoples of the Southwest (1982); Anthropological Linguistics (1985) Ph.D. Committee Chair 2013 Helen Alexandra Keremedjiev, Ethnography of Cultural Heritage: Interpretation and Commemoration Practices at Bear Paw, Big Hole, Little Bighorn, and Rosebud Battlefields 2013 C. Riley Augé, Silent Sentinels: Archaeology, Magic, and the Gendered Control of Domestic Boundaries in Seventeenth Century New England M.A. Committee Chair 2015 Rebekah Kneifel, Radiant Heat Damage to American Southwest Ceramic Artifacts: Turning Experimental Results into a Mitigation Guide 2013 Dean Nicolai, The Archaeological Investigation, of Cedar Bark Basket Trees in Western Montana: Background, Methods, and Trial Study of Culturally Modified Trees 2011 Emily Anne Eide, Cultural Landscapes in Conflict: Addressing the Interests and Landscape Perceptions of Native Americans, the National Park Service, and the American Public in National Parks 2007 Sarah Parker, Historical trauma: A case study on the phenomenon within the Nez Perce (professional paper) 2007 John Kinsner, Survey projects on the Humbolt-Toiynbee National Forest (professional portfolio) 2006 Jamie Ryan Lockman, Elemental Analysis of Nineteenth Century Lead Artifacts from Lewis and Clark and Hudson s Bay Sites of the Pacific Northwest 2005 Wendy Stokes, Kern River 2003 Expansion Project: Site 42BE93-The Two Springs Site, and Site 42JB394-The Dust Devil Site (professional paper) 2005 Daniel S. Comer, Historical Settlement on the Rattlesnake Creek Drainage, Montana: An Archaeological and Historical Perspective 2005 Kristin Bowen, The Chinese presence in Virginia City, Montana Douglas Page 10 of 15

11 2005 Susan L. Kundsen, "The Cultural Landscape Report for the Lewis and Clark Expedition's Travelers Rest Campsite near present-day Lolo, Montana." 2001 Scott A. Des Planques, The Early and Middle Archaic Projectile Point Technologies in the Closed Basin Area of the San Luis Valley, Colorado." 1997 Timothy B. Hughes, "The Evolution of Political and Religious Structures in Early State Level Societies: Ideology in Archaeological Method and Theory." 1997 Janet A. Jackman, "The Eagle Creek Site (24PA301): A Prehistoric Archaeological Site near Gardiner, Montana" 1996 Kristin K. Hughes, "Determination of Gender Roles in Activities that Occurred in four Subsistence-related Activity Areas in a Late Prehistoric Bison Processing Site." 1996 Scott M. Fitzpatrick, "An Analysis of Elemental Composition of Ceramics in Barbados during Saladoid and Suazoid Periods." 1996 W. Jeffrey Kinney, "The Hagan site, 24DW1, A Review and Assessment of its Ceramic Assemblage and its Position in Northern Plains Prehistory." 1994 Jennifer K. Spencer, "Abandonment Processes at the Mining Town of Garnet, Montana" 1992 Leslie G. Cecil, "Spatial Analysis of Prehistoric Hohokam Ballcourts with Respect to Core and Periphery Hierarchy." Committee Member (at UM in Anthropology unless noted) Ph.D.: Kristen Barnett (2015), Matthew Walsh (2014); Christopher W. Merritt (2010), Elizabeth A. Bagwell (2006, Department of Anthropology, University of New Mexico). M.A.: Brandon Bachman (2016); Laura Evilsizer (2016); Cathy Jo Beecher (2015); Michelle Siebert (2015, MFA in Creative Writing); Matthew Mattes (2014); Catherine Bailey (2014, MFA in Creative Writing); Alexandria Williams (2013); Sara Hocking (2012); Derrick Smith (2012); Nathaniel M. Scherr (2012); Norman Smyers (2012); Bethany H. Campbell (2011); Daniel J. Haak (2010); David Dick (2010); Michael Wanzenried (2010); Michael Livers (2009); Jessica Bush (2009); Christopher Buckley (2008); Jeffrey Schiel (2007); Helen Keremedjiev (2007); Colleen Williams (2007); Yasuko Takebe (2007); Alexander L. Baer (2007); Darrell A. Austin (2007); David S. Clarke (2006); Erika Ringleb (2006); Ashley Wisehart (2005); LeAnn Schuster (2005); Trinity Schlegel (2005); Jack McShane (2004); David Brooks (2004); Kyle D. Wright (2002); J. Rogers Free (2001); Holly Stelton (2001); Becky Floyd (2001); Seth Barnes (2000); Sharon Moses (1999); David Moyer (1999); Robyn Johnson (1998); Jeffrey W. Sogard (1998); Erin K. Driskell (1997); Patrick S. Kuntz (1996); Tamra L. Walter (1996); Glenn A. Walters (1996); Brenda Reed (1994); Patrick J. Rennie (1994); David Ferguson (1993); Stephen S.K. Platt (1992) Douglas Page 11 of 15

12 FIELD PROJECTS AND OTHER EXPERIENCES present Director of the UM-BVAR Cahal Pech Project, Belize. This is a partnership with the Belize Valley Archaeological Reconnaissance Survey (BVAR), which has resulted in six winter session field schools at a Classic Maya center, training 67 Montana students, and three summers of research focused on the Terminal Classic Period Co-Director of the Virginia City, Montana Archaeological Testing Project. With Montana Heritage Commission funding, the project completed two summer field seasons at a 19 th century gold mining town; supported field schools attended by 40+ UM students; produced two reports on the wide-ranging test excavation program; and resulted in an archaeological preservation plan for the town s state-owned properties Director, Northeast Sonora, Mexico, Archaeological Research Project. The project initiated systematic survey and excavation in the Bavispe Valley in order to address questions concerning the origins of farming villages in the region, the expansion of late prehistoric regional systems, and the transition to the Protohistoric Period Consultant, Human Origins in the Tropics Project, Central African Republic. This excavation project focused on a stone tool site near the Dangha-Sangha game reserve. I provided technical expertise in site mapping and field computers for the PI, Anna Roosevelt, University of Illinois-Chicago Visiting Scholar, Department of Anthropology, University of Arizona, Tucson. I engaged in research and writing during a sabbatical year Lead Instructor, US Corps of Engineers PROSPECT training program. Over three summers, I team-taught a one-week course on cultural resource management 11 times to ~300 federal officials from across the U.S. in Santa Fe, New Mexico Excavation Director / Computer Mapping Specialist, La Quina Project. For this NSF funded project at a Middle Paleolithic site in southwest France, I operated the computer field data collection system in1991 and supervised the excavations in the The PI was Arthur Jelinek, University of Arizona Research Associate, Department of Anthropology, University of Arizona, Tucson. I engaged in research and writing in my post-doctorate year Consultant and Instructor, Lower Amazon Project, Brazil. I provided expertise in electronic surveying and mapping techniques, field computers, and spatial and statistical analyses at sites ranging from a protohistoric town to Paleoindian occupations. Anna Roosevelt, University of Illinois-Chicago, was the PI. In , I trained Brazilian archaeology students in mapping technology. Funded by the NSF, NEH, and the Fulbright Foundation Archaeological Project Coordinator, The Centre for Archaeological Field Training, Pima College, Tucson. In this capacity, I worked on five projects. (1) The Midvale Historic Sites Project, for which I conducted assorted analyses, chapter writing, and editing; (2) I directed, analyzed, and wrote the report for the Houghton Hills Project, a systematic survey of 5,000 acres near Tucson; (3) I directed mitigation excavations at a portion of the Salida del Sol Site Douglas Page 12 of 15

13 Hohokam habitation site, conducted all analyses, and wrote the report; (4) I directed intensive surface recording and test excavations at the Flying V Archaic sites in the Tucson foothills, conducted all artifact analyses, and wrote the report; (5) I directed testing at a portion of AA:16:46, a Hohokam habitation site, analyzed the lithic artifacts, and wrote the report Blackwater Site Excavation, Gila River Indian Community. I served as crew chief for the excavations at a historic Gila Pima Indian homestead and analyst for the ground stone and chipped stone assemblage for this Arizona State Museum project Director, the Anthropological Resource Center, Cochise College, Douglas, Arizona. As director, I supervised excavations at the Boss Ranch Site field class; supervised a part-time laboratory director and student aides; developed a computer artifact catalog system for the collection; directed two SHPO-funded surveys; completed several Cultural Resource Management projects that employed students; organized a community outreach program that included open houses and media coverage Cerro Prieto Mapping Project, Pinal County, Arizona. Researcher on a project supported by the Arizona State Museum, the Department of Anthropology at the University of Arizona, and Pima College. As part of a volunteer group led by Christian Downum, I helped map a large Classic Hohokam Period masonry village with a total station, developed a database of the masonry features, and conducted statistical analyses Pitas Point Gas Project, Carpinteria, California. Excavated at a coastal site and analyzed and wrote the report for the lithic artifacts, for Chambers, Consultants and Planners Vandenberg Air Force Base, California, MX Project, I served as crew chief for intensive surface survey for Chambers, Consultants and Planners Southern Santa Clara Valley Project, California. I worked in the field laboratory for a project conducted by Environmental Research Archaeologists Visbeek Ranch Project, San Clemente, California, I surveyed, excavated, and assisted laboratory analysis for Chambers, Consultants and Planners. MEMBERSHIPS Society for American Archaeology Arizona Historical and Archaeology Society SERVICE present, reviewer for National Science Foundation archeology program, Smithsonian Institute grants program, and the journals Kiva, Journal of Field Archaeology, Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory, Journal of Archaeological Research, American Antiquity, and Latin American Antiquity 2015-present, member, Anthropology Collections Committee Douglas Page 13 of 15

14 2015 Montana Archaeology Month (April 19), public presentation, University Center, Montanans in the Jungle! What we are learning about the Maya , Chair, Search Committee, vice-seguchi , Technology and Publicity Committee, Department of Anthropology 2014, member, hiring committee, Department Administrator 2013, abstract review and judge, 12th Annual Graduate Student and Faculty Research Conference 2012, ad hoc Anthropology Committee on Undergraduate Assessment , Academic advisor, International Exchange Student , Director, Department of Anthropology ethnographic and archaeology collections , Represented the Department of Anthropology at OCHE in developing common course numbering 2006, lead undergraduate advisor 2003, member, Archaeology Faculty Search Committee , member, Mansfield Library Archives Scholarship Selection Committee 1999, member, Archaeology Faculty Search Committee 1999, Chair, Undergraduate and Graduate Curriculum Committee, Department of Anthropology 1995 Chair, Search Committee for a Director of the Cultural Heritage Resource Center, Department of Anthropology , Member, Library and Archives Committee , Member, Faculty Development Committee Joint Native American Studies-Anthropology Position Search Committee Member 1993 Scholarship reader for general scholarship program, Financial Aid Office 1992 Presentation on Mayan archaeology, Clinton, Montana Elementary School REACH program 1992 The Archaeology of Southern Arizona. Talk presented for Montana Archaeology Week. Missoula , Library Representative for the Department of Anthropology Douglas Page 14 of 15

15 1989 Chaired session, "The Southern Southwest," at the 54th meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Atlanta Served on the statewide curriculum articulation board in Arizona for coordinating college anthropology courses REFERENCES ON REQUEST Douglas Page 15 of 15