Eric S. Johnson. Curriculum Vitae. Research Interests

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1 Eric S. Johnson Curriculum Vitae 1 Telephone: (413) ericjohnson@anthro.umass.edu Research Interests Archaeology, Eastern North America, cultural resource management, ethnohistory, Native American history and culture, technology, historical archaeology, human ecology Education 1993 Ph.D. Anthropology, University of Massachusetts-Amherst Dissertation: "Some by Flatteries and Others by Threatenings": Political Strategies Among Native Americans of Seventeenth-Century Southern New England M.A. Anthropology, University of Massachusetts-Amherst 1978 B.A. Anthropology, magna cum laude, Duke University, Durham, NC 1998 Workshop: The National Environmental Policy Act; Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act; and Related Legal Requirements: A Workshop for Consultants. National Preservation Institute. Present Position Professional Employment Interim Director. University of Massachusetts Archaeological Services Direct archaeological research institute including preparing scopes of work and budgets for archaeological research projects, interfacing with clients and university administration, managing staff of up to six FTEs and up to ten part-time employees. I also have a Lecturer appointment in the Department of Anthropology for 10-hours per week (one course) Previous Research Employment Interim Co-director University of Massachusetts Archaeological Services Directed archaeological research institute including preparing scopes of work and budgets for archaeological research projects, interfacing with clients and university administration, managing staff of six FTEs and up to ten part-time employees Archaeological Consultant National Register Nomination for Hassanamisco Reservation, Grafton, MA, Nipmuc Nation, Rae Gould Tribal Historian. Edited and compiled materials for successful National Register nomination Archaeological Consultant National Register Nomination for Mt Wachusett District, MA, Oakfield Research, Electa Kane Tritsch, Director. Assessed and evaluated Native American-associated features in the Wachusett

2 2 Reservation, including field checking known and potential sites Overview and Assessment Archaeologist. National Park Service North Atlantic Regional Office. UMass Archaeological Services, Mitchell T. Mulholland, Director. Prepared archeological overviews and assessments of park service properties, prepared instructional materials for cultural resource management for park managers, edited regional research design Project Archaeologist. Data Recovery at Prehistoric Sites, Stockbridge, Massachusetts. UMass Archaeological Services, Mitchell T. Mulholland, Director. Directed field and laboratory work, wrote research reports Editor. UMass Archaeological Services. Edited and Produced Archaeological Research Reports Lithic and Ceramic Analyst. UMass Archaeological Services. Mitchell T. Mulholland and Steven Pendery, Directors. Analyzed Native American lithic and ceramic materials for archaeological research projects Laboratory Supervisor. UMass Archaeological Services. Mitchell T. Mulholland, Director. Processed, analyzed and curated archaeological materials, managed supplies and equipment Project Archaeologist. Site Evaluation at Prehistoric Sites, Lowell, MA. UMass Archaeological Services. Directed field and laboratory work, wrote research report Archaeological Consultant. Massachusetts Historical Commission, Prehistoric Survey Team. James W. Bradley, Survey Director. Inventoried and analyzed archaeological collections, prepared research reports and publications, formulated and implemented preservation plans for archaeological resources in Commonwealth of Massachusetts Archaeological Consultant. Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association. Inventoried and analyzed Native American artifact collection, designed and developed display for Memorial Hall Museum, Deerfield, MA Co-Principal Investigator [with Thomas F. Mahlstedt]. Intensive Archaeological Survey of Sutton Sewer Facilities, Sutton and Douglas, Massachusetts. Teaching Employment 2017 Spring Semester Archaeology and Prehistory Archaeology and Prehistory is an introductory course that combines large lectures and small-group discussion sections. I wrote and delivered the lectures, developed exams, study materials, discussion section lesson plans, and homework assignments, and supervised five Teaching Assistants who taught the discussion sections and graded exams and homework. Course enrollment was 329 students. Independent Study: Archaeological Lab Research This course title subsumes several independent study/internships with UMass Archaeological Services. Instruction is shared between myself and other UMAS staff, especially the Laboratory Supervisor. A total of 11 students were enrolled in various projects. This semester I worked closely with a group of three students on an archaeological reconnaissance survey of the site of an eighteenth-century farmstead in Petersham, Massachusetts. Students were trained in documentary research, mapping, and photography. They visited the site to document it and met with local historians. The final product (in process) will be a report and completed archaeological site form to be submitted to the Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (property owner) and the Massachusetts Historical Commission, and a presentation to the Petersham Historical Society Fall Semester North American Archaeology

3 3 North American Archaeology is a mid-level gen-ed lecture class. I wrote and delivered the lectures, developed exams, and supervised one half-time grader. Course enrollment was 61 students. Independent Study: Archaeological Lab Research See general description above. A total of 7 students were enrolled in various projects. Practicum I worked closely with a student to prepare text, images, and layout for two interpretive signs for a non-profit environmental action group in Saugus, Massachusetts based on previous research done by UMass Archaeological Services. These have been delivered and will be installed in the late summer-autumn of Independent Study I worked closely with a student to analyze and catalog a large collection of ancient Native American artifacts from western Vermont. I trained the student in artifact and raw material identification and classification. The collection was loaned from the Vermont Archaeological Heritage Center by the Vermont State Archaeologist Summer Session Summer Field School in Historical Archaeology UMass Archaeological Services and I worked closely with UMAS staff, the Department of Anthropology, The Emily Dickinson Museum, and the UMass Division of Continuing and Professional Education to organize and complete an archaeological field school. Field School enrollment was 8 students who were trained in basic field and laboratory methods under the supervision of three instructors. Previous Teaching Archaeological Survey Methods and Practice Spring 2016, Spring 2015, Spring 2008 Archaeological Survey Methods and Practice is a small, seminar-practicum course in which students are introduced to archaeological field methods, skills, and research design development in a (primarily) classroom setting. I developed and taught the course including lectures, individual and group exercises and assignments, and supervised student term projects. Course enrollment students. Introduction to Flintknapping Spring 2016 Introduction to Flintknapping was a one-credit hands-on practicum in which students are instructed in the fundamentals of basic stone tool manufacture. Course enrollment was 6 students. Independent Study: Archaeological Lab Research Spring 2016, Spring and Fall 2015, Spring and Fall 2014, Fall 2010 See general description above. Between 2 and 10 students were enrolled in various projects each semester. In Spring, 2015 I worked closely with two students to analyze and catalog a collection of ancient Native American artifacts that had been donated to the Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association and then to create two displays for the PVMA museum. North American Archaeology Fall 2015, Fall 2014, Fall 2011, Fall 2007, Fall 2006, Fall 1993

4 North American archaeology was a mid-level class with lectures and discussions. I wrote and delivered the lectures, managed class discussions, developed exams, supervised student term projects, and graded all student work. Course enrollment students. Summer Field School in Historical Archaeology Summer 2015 UMass Archaeological Services and See general description above. Field School enrollment was 4 students who were trained in basic field and laboratory methods under the supervision of two instructors. Co-Instructor Analysis of Material Culture (Co-Instructor) Fall 2014 Analysis of Material Culture is an upper-level course. Students learned to analyze Native American srtifacts frpom a nearby site, and to enter the information in a database. I co-taught the course with Professor Elizabeth Chilton of the Anthropology Department. Course enrollment was 7 students. Human Ecology Spring 2014, Spring 2013 Human Ecology is a mid-level course that combines large lectures and small-group discussion sections. I wrote and delivered the lectures, developed exams and study materials, chose weekly reading assignments, created discussion section lesson plans and weekly homework assignments, and worked with two Teaching Assistants who taught the discussion sections and graded exams and homework. Course enrollment students. Archaeology and Prehistory Spring and Fall 2013, Spring and Fall 2012, Fall 2011, Fall 2010, Spring and Fall 2007 See general description above. Course enrollment students Lecturer Ancient Civilizations Fall 2012 Ancient Civilizations is an introductory course that combines large lectures and small-group discussion sections. I wrote and delivered the lectures, developed exams and study materials, chose weekly reading assignments, created discussion section lesson plans and weekly homework assignments, and worked with five Teaching Assistants who taught the discussion sections and graded exams and homework. Course enrollment was 300 students. Independent Study Spring 2012 Supervised four students who developed an exhibit plan for the Hingham Historical Society based on UMAS archaeological research projects in the Hingham area. Introduction to Archaeology Spring 2005 Worcester Institute for Senior Education, Assumption College Human Ecology Fall 1997, Spring 1996 University of Massachusetts-Amherst, Division of Continuing Education and Department of Anthropology Introduction to Archaeology Fall 1993 Williams College, Department of Anthropology and Sociology Human Nature (Introduction to the Four Fields of Anthropology) Wintersession 1993 University of Massachusetts-Amherst, Division of Continuing Education and Department of Anthropology 4 Field School in Archaeology Summer 1989, 1991

5 5 Co-taught archaeological field and laboratory methods at various Native American sites in the Connecticut River Valley. Pre-Industrial Technology Summer 1987 University of Massachusetts-Amherst, Division of Continuing Education and Department of Anthropology Archaeology and Prehistory University of Massachusetts-Amherst, Division of Continuing Education and Department of Anthropology Teaching Assistantships Ancient Civilizations Archaeology and Prehistory , 1991 Government Employment Archaeologist/Preservation Planner. Review and Compliance, Survey and Planning, Office of the State Historic Preservation Officer and State Archaeologist, Massachusetts Historical Commission. Brona Simon, Massachusetts State Archaeologist. Reviewed project proposals and archaeological research, prepared archaeological reports, assisted in implementing Massachusetts unmarked burial law, protecting or removing human remains inadvertently exposed during construction Archaeological Consultant. Review and Compliance, Office of the State Historic Preservation Officer and State Archaeologist, Massachusetts Historical Commission. Brona Simon, Massachusetts State Archaeologist. Same job as above but a different position, review of projects and archaeological research Archaeological Consultant. Member of the Statewide Survey Team, Office of the State Historic Preservation Officer and State Archaeologist, Massachusetts Historical Commission. Valerie Talmage and Brona Simon, Massachusetts State Archaeologists. Conducted analysis and prepared summary reports on archaeological collections from Massachusetts, prepared summaries of the archaeology of Worcester County and the Connecticut River Valley for publication Assistant to State Archaeologist. Massachusetts Historical Commission. Valerie Talmage, State Archaeologist. Reviewed project proposals and archaeological research, maintained computerized site files. Books and Monographs Publications 2012 Roads, Rails and Trails: Transportation-Related Archaeological Research in Massachusetts. 58-page popular booklet prepared for Massachusetts Historical Commission and Mass DOT Ancient Winters: Archaeology of the Flagg Swamp Rockshelter, Marlborough, Massachusetts. 57-page popular booklet prepared for Massachusetts Historical Commission and Mass DOT Interpretations of Native North American Life: Material Contributions to Ethnohistory. Co-edited with Michael S. Nassaney. University Press of Florida and the Society for Historical Archaeology, Gainesville Archeological Overview and Assessment of the Saugus Iron Works National Historic Site, Saugus, Massachusetts. New England System Support Office, National Park Service, U.S. Department of the Interior, Washington, D.C "Some by Flatteries and Others by Threatenings": Political Strategies Among Native Americans of Seventeenth- Century Southern New England. Ph.D. dissertation. University Microfilms, Ann Arbor, MI.

6 Guide to Prehistoric Site Files and Artifact Classification System. Massachusetts Historical Commission, Boston. 281 pp. [co-authored with Thomas F. Mahlstedt] Journal Articles and Book Chapters 2012 French, British, Passamaquoddy, and American History. In St. Croix Island Maine: History, Archaeology, and Interpretation, edited by Steven Pendery, pp Occasional Publications in Maine Archaeology (14). The Maine Historic Preservation Commission and the Maine Archaeological Society, Augusta Forest Management in the Ancient Northeast: Evidence from Stockbridge, MA. Bulletin of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society 64(2): The Politics of Pottery: Material Culture and Political Process Among Algonquians of Seventeenth- Century Southern New England. In Interpretations of Native North American Life: Material Contributions to Ethnohistory, edited by Michael S. Nassaney and Eric S. Johnson, pp University Press of Florida and the Society for Historical Archaeology, Gainesville Contributions of Material Objects to Ethnohistory in Native North America. In Interpretations of Native North American Life: Material Contributions to Ethnohistory, edited by Michael S. Nassaney and Eric S. Johnson, pp University Press of Florida and the Society for Historical Archaeology, Gainesville. [co-authored with Michael S. Nassaney] 1999 Community and Confederation: A Political Geography of Contact-Period Southern New England. In The Archaeological Northeast, edited by Mary Ann Levine, Michael S. Nassaney, and Kenneth E. Sassaman, pp Bergin and Garvey, Westport, Connecticut "Released from Thraldom By the Stroke of War": Coercion and Warfare in Native Politics of Seventeenth-Century Southern New England. Northeast Anthropology 55: Uncas and the Politics of Contact. In Northeastern Indian Lives, , edited by Robert S. Grumet, pp University of Massachusetts Press, Amherst Bifurcate Base Projectile Points in Eastern and Central Massachusetts: Distribution and Raw Materials. Bulletin of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society 54(2): Amateur Collections Research in Massachusetts: Problems and Prospects. Man in the Northeast 43: The Bark Wigwams Site: An Early Seventeenth Century Component in Central Massachusetts. Man in the Northeast 33:1-26. [co-authored with James W. Bradley] 1985 The Charles Read Archaeological Collection. Bulletin of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society 46(2): [coauthored with Thomas F. Mahlstedt] 1985 Drainage and Topography [of Central Massachusetts]. In Historic and Archaeological Resources of Central Massachusetts, edited by James W. Bradley, pp Massachusetts Historical Commission, Boston. [co-authored with Myron Stachiw] 1985 Prehistoric Overview and Recommendations for Prehistoric Resources [of Central Massachusetts]. In Historic and Archaeological Resources of Central Massachusetts, edited by James W. Bradley, pp , Massachusetts Historical Commission, Boston. [co-authored with Thomas F. Mahlstedt] 1984 Report on the Benjamin Smith Archaeological Collection, Concord, Massachusetts. Bulletin of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society 45(2): [co-authored with Thomas F. Mahlstedt]

7 The Roy Athearn Collection: A Report from the Massachusetts Historical Commission's Statewide Survey. Bulletin of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society 45(1):3-9. [co-authored with Thomas F. Mahlstedt] 1984 Topographic Overview [of the Connecticut River Valley]. In Historic and Archaeological Resources of the Connecticut River Valley, edited by James Bradley, pp Massachusetts Historical Commission, Boston. [coauthored with Arthur Krim] 1984 Prehistoric Overview [of the Connecticut River Valley]. In Historic and Archaeological Resources of the Connecticut River Valley, edited by James Bradley, pp Massachusetts Historical Commission, Boston. Book Reviews 2002 Review of Indians and English: Facing off in Early America, by Karen Ordahl Kupperman. Northeast Anthropology 63: Review of The Pequot War, by Alfred Cave. New England Quarterly 70(1): Review of Historic Contact: Indian People and Colonists in Today's Northeastern United States in the Sixteenth through Eighteenth Centuries, by Robert S. Grumet. Winterthur Portfolio 30(4): Review of A Village of Outcasts: Historical Archaeology at the Lighthouse Village Site, by Kenneth Feder. American Antiquity 60(1): Review of The Mohicans of Stockbridge, by Patrick Frazier. Northeast Anthropology 48: Miscellaneous Publications 2001 The Storied Past: Storytelling and Archaeology. Position Paper. Conference on New England Archaeology Newsletter 20: Forest Management in Ancient New England, Archaeological and Paleoenvironmental Evidence. Time Traveler, June Discovering the Ancient Past at Kampoosa Bog, Stockbridge, Massachusetts. 35 pp. [Popular report] prepared for Stone and Webster, Inc., Boston The People of Pocumtuck. Cobblestone September 1995: Bibliography of Archaeological Survey and Mitigation Reports: Massachusetts Annual Supplement. Coedited with Brona Simon. Massachusetts Historical Commission, Boston. Newsletters (editor) 1997 Conference on New England Archaeology Newsletter vol. 16. [coedited with Claire C. Carlson] Conference on New England Archaeology Newsletter vols Research Reports

8 UMass Summer Field School in Historical Archaeology at the Emily Dickinson Museum. Illustrated popular report prepared for the Emily Dickinson Museum [co-authored with Katherine Buch and Laura Dowd] Report on the 2015 University of Massachusetts Summer Field School in Historical Archaeology at the Emily Dickinson Museum, Amherst, Massachusetts. University of Massachusetts Archaeological Services. Prepared for the Emily Dickinson Museum [co-authored with Lyzann Harlow, Alexander Honsinger and Kerry Lynch] Results of Phase 2 Site Examinations at Ten Sites, an Archaeological Site Avoidance and Protection Plan for Five Sites, and Additional Phase 2 Testing at Three Sites for the Greater Springfield Reliability Project (GSRP) in the Towns of Agawam, West Springfield, Chicopee, and Ludlow, Hampden County, Massachusetts. Burns & McDonnell, Inc. [contributed section on lithic analysis: Kathryn Curran, Lead Author] Archaeology of the Greenbush Line: An Exhibit Plan for the Hingham Historical Society. University of Massachusetts Amherst Department of Anthropology. Prepared for the Hingham, MA Historical Society. [co-authored with Allison Masley, Emily Munska, Claire Pettit, and Marieme Traoreh] Archaeological Investigations for the Greenbush Line Restoration Project, Foundry Pond Native American Site, Hingham, University of Massachusetts Archaeological Services. Prepared for STV Inc. [contributed section on lithic analysis: Timothy Binzen, Lead Author] Archeological Overview and Assessment of the Saratoga National Historical Park, New York. University of Massachusetts Archaeological Services. Prepared for New England System Support Office, National Park Service, North Atlantic Region, Boston Archeological Overview and Assessment of the Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site, Brookline, Massachusetts. University of Massachusetts Archaeological Services. Prepared for New England System Support Office, National Park Service, North Atlantic Region, Boston Archeological Overview and Assessment of the Cape Cod National Seashore, Massachusetts. University of Massachusetts Archaeological Services Report 190e. Prepared for New England System Support Office, National Park Service, North Atlantic Region, Boston Archeological Overview and Assessment of the Lowell National Historical Park, Lowell, Massachusetts. University of Massachusetts Archaeological Services Report 190d. Prepared for New England System Support Office, National Park Service, North Atlantic Region, Boston Archeological Overview and Assessment of the St. Croix Island International Historic Site, Calais, Maine. University of Massachusetts Archaeological Services Report 190c. 67 pp. Prepared for Cultural Resources Division, National Park Service, North Atlantic Region, Boston Archeological Overview and Assessment of the Saugus Iron Works National Historic Site, Saugus, Massachusetts. University of Massachusetts Archaeological Services Report 190b. 79 pp. Prepared for Cultural Resources Division, National Park Service, North Atlantic Region, Boston Archeological Overview and Assessment of the Adams National Historic Site, Quincy, Massachusetts. University of Massachusetts Archaeological Services Report 190a. 70 pp. Prepared for Cultural Resources Division, National Park Service, North Atlantic Region, Boston Data Recovery Operations at the Chassell 2 (19-BK-141) and Kampoosa Bog (19-BK-143) Sites, Stockbridge, Massachusetts. University of Massachusetts Archaeological Services Report pp. Prepared for Stone and Webster, Inc., Boston Archaeological Site Locational Survey for the Proposed Southbridge Water Distribution Extension, Charlton, Massachusetts. University of Massachusetts Archaeological Services Report pp. Prepared for Massachusetts

9 9 Turnpike Authority, Boston. [co-author with Richard D. Holmes, Carolyn D. Hertz and Christopher L. Donta] 1993 Archaeological Site Locational Survey, Main Street/Route 20, Sturbridge, Massachusetts. University of Massachusetts Archaeological Services Report pp. Prepared for Massachusetts Highway Department, Boston. [co-author with Richard D. Holmes, Carolyn D. Hertz and Mitchell T. Mulholland] 1989 Report on The Fort Hill Site, Springfield Massachusetts: Archaeological Site Examination by the University of Massachusetts Summer Field School, pp. Prepared for Massachusetts Historical Commission, Boston, MA. [senior author with Emily P. Gray, Daniel Hughes, Sioux McKinney and Timothy Silva] 1988 The Anthropology of Technology: Designing and Implementing an Undergraduate Course. 106 pp. Statement of Field, Department of Anthropology, University of Massachusetts-Amherst Collections Research in Massachusetts: Problems and Prospects. 42 pp. Statement of Field, Department of Anthropology, University of Massachusetts-Amherst Archaeological Site Examination of 19-MD-556 and 19-MD-557, Lowell, Massachusetts. 87 pp. Prepared for Massachusetts Department of Public Works Management Recommendations for Prehistoric Cultural Resources in the Connecticut Valley. 12 pp. Prepared for Massachusetts Historical Commission, Boston, MA Prehistoric Collections in Massachusetts: The Walter S. Rodimon Collection from the Connecticut River Valley. 107 pp. Prepared for Massachusetts Historical Commission Report on the Benjamin Franklin Green Archaeological Collection, Wilbraham, Massachusetts. 19 pp. Prepared for Massachusetts Historical Commission. Co-authored with Thomas F. Mahlstedt: 1985 The Jesse Fewkes Collection, Lemon Brook Site, Newton, Massachusetts 19-MD pp. Prepared for Newton Historical Society and Massachusetts Historical Commission Report of Salvage Excavation of Unmarked Burials at the Palmer Site (19-HD-97) Westfield, Massachusetts. 10 pp. Prepared for Massachusetts Historical Commission Report on the Dale Farrell Collection, Bolton, Massachusetts. 43 pp. Prepared for Massachusetts Historical Commission Prehistoric Collections in Massachusetts: The William Ellsworth Collection, Petersham, Massachusetts. 63 pp. Prepared for Massachusetts Historical Commission Prehistoric Collections in Massachusetts: The Joseph Craig Collection, New Braintree, Massachusetts. 57 pp. Prepared for Massachusetts Historical Commission The Fruitlands Museum Archaeological Collections: Analysis and Recommendations. 23 pp. Prepared for Massachusetts Historical Commission and Fruitlands Museum Prehistory at the Arnold Arboretum, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts. Prepared for Massachusetts Historical Commission and Arnold Arboretum Final Report: The Intensive Archaeological Survey of the Sutton Sewer Facilities in the Towns of Douglas and Sutton, Massachusetts. 48 pp. Prepared for Morgenroth and Associates, Boston, MA.

10 The Charles Read Archaeological Collection: Analysis, Interpretation and Recommendations for an Interpretive Program. 24 pp. Prepared for Seekonk Public Library and Massachusetts Historical Commission Prehistoric Collections in Massachusetts: The Barker Keith Collection. 38 pp. Prepared for MHC An Analysis and Assessment of the Roy Athearn Archaeological Collection, Fall River, Massachusetts. 52 pp. Prepared for Massachusetts Historical Commission The Ben Smith Archaeological Collection: A Preliminary Report and Assessment. 34 pp. Prepared for MHC Prehistoric Archaeological Collections from Massachusetts: A Report on the Peabody Museum of Salem. 57 pp. Prepared for Massachusetts Historical Commission. Professional Conferences Paper and Poster Presentations 2017 Invited panelist on Challenges in New England Archaeology Today. Conference on New England Archaeology, Portland, ME, April Reflection on the Flagg Swamp Rockshelter: 1980 AD and 4000 BP. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Anthropological Association, Bridgewater, MA, March The Garden in the Woods: Forest Management at Kampoosa Bog, Massachusetts, 4000 B.P. Paper presented in the Symposium Archaeology in Western Massachusetts: A Multi-Decade Overview at the 48 th Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Anthropological Association, Amherst, MA, March Archaeology, Material Culture, and the Contact Period. Paper Presented in the Symposium Recent Contributions to Contact-Period Archaeology in Massachusetts at the 41 st Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Anthropological Association, Bridgewater, MA, March The Storied Past: Archaeology and Storytelling. Paper Presented in the Symposium Archaeologists and Storytellers at the 40 th Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Anthropological Association, Hartford, CT, March Forest Management in New England, Archaeological and Paleoenvironmental Evidence from Kampoosa Bog. Paper presented at the 16th Annual Conference on New England Archaeology, Sturbridge, MA, April "The Springfield Fort Hill Site and the Agawam Indian Community in the Late Seventeenth Century." Paper presented in the Symposium "Behind the Curtain of Words: The Archaeology and Material Culture of Native Southern New England, " at the Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, San Francisco, November [co-authored with John P. Pretola] 1996 Forest Management in Western New England, B.P.: Archaeological and Paleoenvironmental Evidence. Poster presented at the 61st Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, New Orleans, April Archaeology at the Saugus Iron Works. Poster presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society for Historical Archaeology, Cincinnati, OH, January Also presented at the 35th Annual Conference of the Northeastern Anthropological Association, Lake Placid, NY, April The Politics of Pottery: Material Culture and Political Process Among Algonquians of Seventeenth-Century Southern New England. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society for Ethnohistory, Kalamazoo, MI,

11 11 November Archaeology and Environmental History at Kampoosa Bog, Stockbridge, Massachusetts. Paper presented in the Symposium Recent Contributions to the Archaeology of Western Massachusetts at the 61st Annual Meeting of the Eastern States Archaeological Federation, Albany, NY, November Maps Without Boundaries: Political Organization, Action, and Identity in Contact-Period Southern New England. Paper presented at the 92d Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, Washington, D.C., November 20, Uncas and the Politics of Contact. Presented in the Symposium Native Northeastern Culture Brokers at the 33d Annual Conference of the Northeastern Anthropological Association, Danbury, CT, March Challenging Documents: Understanding the Native American Experience in New England. Paper presented in the Symposium The Essential Skills of Archaeology at the 57th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Pittsburgh, PA, April [co-authored with Dorothy S. Krass] Community and Confederation: A Protohistoric Political Geography of New England. Paper presented in the Symposium Cultural Diversity in the Northeast, A.D. at the 32d Annual Conference of the Northeastern Anthropological Association, Bridgewater, MA, March Archaeological Investigations at the Pine Hill Site in Western Massachusetts: The 1991 Field Season. Paper presented in the Symposium Cultural Diversity in the Northeast, A.D. at the 32d Annual Conference of the Northeastern Anthropological Association, Bridgewater, MA, March [co-authored with Elizabeth S. Chilton, Arthur S. Keene and Michael Volmar] Coercion and Warfare in Native Politics of Seventeenth-Century Southern New England. Paper presented at the Dublin Seminar for New England Folklife: Algonkians of New England: Past and Present. Deerfield, MA, June Allies, Enemies and In-Laws: Politics of Marriage and Alliance in Seventeenth-Century Native Southern New England. Paper presented at the 10th Annual Conference on New England Archaeology, Sturbridge, MA, May The Politics of Marriage and Alliance in Seventeenth-Century Native Southern New England. Paper presented in the Symposium Native American History and Archaeology in Southern New England at the 56th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, New Orleans, LA, April Preindustrial Technology on $20 A Day: Teaching the Anthropology of Technology. Paper presented at the 30th Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Anthropological Association, Burlington, VT, March Fort Hill, Springfield: 1675/1895/1989. Paper presented in the Symposium Contact Period Archaeology in the Middle Connecticut River Valley: The 1989 Field Season at the 30th Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Anthropological Association, Burlington, VT, March The Barker Keith Collection. Paper presented in the Symposium Anthropology at the Springfield Science Museum at the 28th Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Anthropological Association, Albany, N.Y., March Light in the Basement: Realizing Research and Display Potential of Archaeological Collections at Small Museums. Paper presented in the Symposium Museum Anthropology in Southern New England at the 27th Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Anthropological Association, Amherst, MA, March Archaeological Collections from the Bark Wigwams Site: An Early Seventeenth-Century Component in Central Massachusetts. Paper presented in the Symposium Contact Period Archaeology in the Middle Connecticut River Valley: Studies at the Bark Wigwams Site, Northampton, Massachusetts at the 26th Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Anthropological Association, Buffalo, N.Y. March [co-authored with James W. Bradley]

12 Bifurcate Base Projectile Points in Massachusetts: Distribution and Raw Materials. Paper presented in the Symposium Early Archaic Studies in the Northeast at the 24th Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Anthropological Association, Hartford, CT, March An Adena-Related Cemetery in Brookfield, Massachusetts: New Information from Collections Research. Paper presented in the Symposium Adena Manifestations in the Northeast at the 50th Annual Meeting of the Eastern States Archaeological Federation, Salem, MA, November Collections Analysis and Cultural Resource Management: An Example from Southeastern Massachusetts. Presented in the Symposium Dusty Archives: The Research Potential for Existing Site and Survey Data at the Society for American Archaeology 48th Annual Meeting, Pittsburgh, PA, April [co-authored with Thomas F. Mahlstedt] 1982 Ships, Sawmills and Specialization: The Political Economy of Colonial New England. Northeastern Anthropological Association 22nd Annual Meeting, Princeton, N.J., March [co-authored with Ellen R. Savulis] Other Presentations 2017 The Garden in the Woods: Archaeology and Environmental Studies at Kampoosa Bog, Stockbridge. Invited illustrated lecture for the Hitchcock Center for the Environment, Amherst, MA, April What s Under the Floor at Building 104? Invited illustrated lecture for the Springfield Renaissance School, October 21. Also presented to the Blandford Historical Society, April 20. What you Might Find When you Dig and What to do about it. Invited illustrated lecture for the Western Massachusetts Public Health Association Seminar Totally Title 5, 2016, October UMass Summer Field School in Historical Archaeology at the Emily Dickinson Museum, May-June Invited illustrated lecture for the Dickinson Family Reunion, June 20. Archaeology Under the Floor: The Story Beneath Building 104. Invited illustrated lecture for the Springfield Armory Museum, January Cultural Resource Management and Massachusetts Archaeology. Invited illustrated lecture for the course "Introduction to Archaeology" at Smith College, November 20. Cultural Resource Management and Recent Excavations at Building 104 at the Springfield Armory. Invited illustrated lecture for the UMass Anthropology Club, November 5. The Archaeological Collections of UMass Archaeological Services. Invited lecture/demonstration for the First-Year seminar course "Campus Treasures: Art, Science and Everything in Between" October 24. Teaching large Gen-Ed Classes. Invited PedTalk/lecture for the course "Teaching in Anthropology" (Anthropology 697TA), UMass Amherst, September 30. Flint Knapping Workshop, Invited workshop for the UMass Anthropology Club, September 23. Highlights of Massachusetts Archaeology. Invited illustrated lecture for Cape Cod Museum of Natural History July Highlights of Massachusetts Archaeology. Invited illustrated lecture for Northfield Mountain Recreation and Environmental Center, Northfield, MA Nov 20, Also for the Springfield Science Museum, Oct 10, the Chatham Public Library, July 31, and the Athol Public Library, July 16.

13 13 The Garden in the Woods: Archaeology and Environmental Studies at Kampoosa Bog, Stockbridge. Invited illustrated lecture for the Bidwell House Museum, Tyringham, MA, July Highlights of Massachusetts Archaeology. Invited illustrated lecture for the Pelham Historical Society, October 22. Hunter-Gatherers and Farmers. Radio Interview for program From Farm to Fork, Valley Free Radio, WXOJ-LP FM February The Hilliard Street Mystery: The True Story of an Archaeological Investigation in Cambridge Conducted under the Massachusetts Burial Law. Presentation to the Massachusetts Historical Commission Meeting, Boston, January Stories Unearthed: True Stories of Archaeological Investigations and Fictional Stories Inspired by the Discoveries. Program for Massachusetts Archaeology Week, Trailside Museum, Milton, MA, October 18 [co-presented with Margo Davis]. Also presented for Archeology Week 2001 in Grafton, MA, October 2. The Storied Past: Archaeology and Storytelling. Invited presentation for the Spring meeting of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society and Rhode Island Archaeological Society, Middleborough, MA, April. Native Americans and First English Settlers: Landuse and Landscapes. Invited lecture presented for the course Place in Massachusetts History, Massachusetts Studies Project, Institute for Learning & Teaching, Graduate College of Education, Department of Curriculum and Instruction, University of Massachusetts Boston The Massachusetts Burial Law and Native American Coordination at the State Level. Invited presentation for the Workshop The Native American Consultation Process: Finding Common Ground, sponsored by the Massachusetts Army National Guard and National Guard Bureau, Marlborough, MA, August The Flames of Plenty: The Archaeology of Native American Forest Management. Invited lecture presented in the lecture series Archaeology in New England, Massachusetts Historical Commission, Boston, MA Native Forest Management in New England, 4,000 Years Ago. Invited lecture presented at Anthropology Colloquium, Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, New York Site Protection: What You Can Do To Preserve and Protect Archaeological Resources. Invited lecture presented at Archaeology Day, Springfield Science Museum, Springfield, MA, October Ancient Native American Technology in the Connecticut Valley. Invited illustrated lecture presented in the symposium 10,000 Years of Tool Making in the Connecticut Valley, Museum of Our Industrial Heritage, Greenfield, September 26. Forest Management in Western New England: Archaeological and Paleoenvironmental Evidence. Paper presented at the Archaeological Society of Connecticut and Massachusetts Archaeological Society Semi-Annual Meeting, Storrs, CT, April The Ancient History of Stockbridge: 5,000 Years of Life in the Hills. Paper presented at the University of Massachusetts 3d Annual Archaeology Week Public Lecture and Tour Series, Berkshire Museum, Pittsfield, MA, June Contact Period Archaeology in the Middle Connecticut Valley. Paper presented at the University of Massachusetts First Annual Archaeology Week Public Lecture and Tour Series, Amherst, MA, June Pine Hill: A Pocumtuck Portrait. Paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Massachusetts Archaeological Society, Middleboro, MA, October. [senior author with Elizabeth S. Chilton, Michael Volmar and Arthur S. Keene] Outstanding M.A.S. Collections: The Benjamin Smith Collection. Massachusetts Archaeological Society Annual Meeting, Attleboro, MA, October. Symposia Organized

14 North American Archaeology. Undergraduate Poster Session presented at 48 th Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Anthropological Association, Amherst, MA Recent Contributions to Contact-Period Archaeology in Massachusetts. 41st Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Anthropological Association, Bridgewater, MA, March Archaeology Story Swap. Conference on New England Archaeology, Annual Meeting, Sturbridge, MA, May Looking Back Looking Ahead: Celebrating 20 Years of CNEA. Conference on New England Archaeology, Annual Meeting, Sturbridge, MA, May [co-organized with Ann-Eliza Lewis, Timothy Binzen, J. Edward Hood, Kristen Heitert, Holly Herbster, Jane McGahan, Charlotte Taylor, Patricia Fragola, and David Schafer] 2001 Archaeologists and Storytellers. 40 th Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Anthropological Association, Hartford, CT, March [co-organized with Amy Gazin-Schwartz] 1995 The Contribution of Archaeology and Material Culture Studies to Ethnohistory: Their Complementary, Contradictory, and Interrogatory Roles in Understanding Native North America. Annual Meeting of the American Society for Ethnohistory, Kalamazoo, MI, November [co-organized with Michael S. Nassaney] 1994 Recent Contributions to the Archaeology of Western Massachusetts. 61st Annual Meeting of the Eastern States Archaeological Federation, Albany, NY, November University of Massachusetts First Annual Massachusetts Archaeology Week Public Lecture and Tour Series. Amherst, Deerfield, and Springfield, MA, June [co-organized with Michael S. Nassaney] 1992 Cultural Diversity in the Northeast, A.D. 32d Annual Conference of the Northeastern Anthropological Association, Bridgewater, MA, March [co-organized with Elizabeth S. Chilton] 1991 Presenting Archaeology: Strategies for Presenting Archaeology to Target Audiences. 10th Annual Meeting of the Conference on New England Archaeology, Sturbridge, MA, May Contact Period Archaeology in the Middle Connecticut River Valley: The 1989 Field Season. 30th Annual Conference of the Northeastern Anthropological Association, Burlington, VT, March [co-organized with Elizabeth S. Chilton and George H. Stillson] 1987 Museum Anthropology in Southern New England. 27th Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Anthropological Association, Amherst, MA, March [co-organized with Richard Holmes] 1986 Contact Period Archaeology in the Middle Connecticut River Valley: Studies at the Bark Wigwams Site, Northampton, Massachusetts. 26th Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Anthropological Association, Buffalo, N.Y. March [co-organized with Arthur S. Keene] 1984 Early Archaic Studies in the Northeast. 24th Annual Meeting of the Northeastern Anthropological Association, Hartford, CT, March [co-organized with Brona Simon] Past and Present Membership in Professional Organizations Society for American Archaeology American Anthropological Association American Society for Ethnohistory Northeastern Anthropological Association Conference on New England Archaeology Society for Historical Archaeology Sigma Xi

15 15 Honors and Awards 2012, 2011 Residential First-Year Experience Student Choice Award (for contributions to the experience of firstyear students) University of Massachusetts, Amherst 1998 Certificate of Appreciation, Division of Continuing Education, University of Massachusetts Amherst 1990 Sigma Xi Graduate Fellowship, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Graduate Fellowship, University of Massachusetts, Amherst 1978 Magna cum Laude, Duke University Professional and Public Service Member, Steering Committee, Conference on New England Archaeology 2015 Member, Search Committee for 1-2-year Lecturer position, Department of Anthropology, UMass- Amherst Chair, Hassanamesit Woods Management Committee, Town of Grafton, Massachusetts Member, Hassanamesit Woods Management Committee, Town of Grafton, Massachusetts 2000 Chair, Steering Committee, Conference on New England Archaeology Chair-Elect, Steering Committee, Conference on New England Archaeology Editor, Conference on New England Archaeology Newsletter Steering Committee, Conference on New England Archaeology Editor, University [of Massachusetts-Amherst] Monthly Anthropological Survey Service Free Public Lectures at various locations in Massachusetts for adult, university, and school groups including: Massachusetts Archaeological Society Norwottuck, Northeast, and Ekblaw chapters, Historic Deerfield, Inc. Guides, Northampton Historical Society Guides, Massachusetts Audubon Society, Amherst, Grafton, Northampton, Hatfield, and Montague, Public Schools, Greenfield Center School, Bridgewater State College, New Braintree Historical Society, Assumption College, University of Massachusetts-Boston, Springfield Science Museum, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, 1981 Graduate Student Senator, University of Massachusetts, Amherst REFERENCES Elizabeth S. Chilton Associate Vice Chancellor for Research and Engagement 362 Whitmore Administration Building University of Massachusetts Amherst, MA D. Rae Gould Native American Program Specialist Advisory Council for Historic Preservation 401 F Street NW, Suite 308 Washington DC rgould@achp.gov rgould@snet.net Mitchell T. Mulholland Professor Emeritus Department of Anthropology, UMass Amherst Long Hill Road Leverett, MA (h) mulholland@anthro.umass.edu