Faculty

David Browman	Director, Interdisciplinary Program in Archaeology Professor, Department of Anthropology Development of Complex Societies, Historical Archaeology, North and Latin American Archaeology, Origins of Agricultural Economies, Pastoralism
Darla Dale	Assistant Dean, Arts & Sciences Lecturer, Department of Anthropology Archaeology, Hunter-Gatherers, Socioeconomic Inequality; East Africa
Michael Frachetti	Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology Bronze Age Steppe Pastoralism, Ethnographic Nomadism; Central Asia, Eurasian Prehistory, Landscape Archaeology, Paleo-Environment and Geographic Information Systems
David Alan Freidel	Professor, Department of Anthropology Archaeology; Mayas
Gayle Fritz	Professor, Department of Anthropology Development of Agricultural Systems, North American Prehistory, Paleoethnobotany, Plant Domestication, Subsistence and Culture Change
John Kelly	Lecturer, Department of Anthropology Archaeology of Eastern North America, Mississippian Emergence and Decline; North America
T.R. Kidder	Chair, Department of Anthropology China, Geoarchaeology, Humans and Climate Change; Mississippi River, North American Archaeology, Southeastern United States, Yellow River
Fiona Marshall	Professor, Department of Anthropology African Archaeology, Archaeology of Human Origins, Early Food Production, Ethnoarchaeology, Old World Prehistory, Zooarchaeology
Susan Rotroff	Jarvis Thurston and Mona Van Duyn Professor in the Humanities Chair, Department of Classics Greek art and archaeology; ancient ceramics; ancient Athens
Jennifer Smith	Dean of the College of Arts & Sciences Associate Professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences and of Environmental Studies Geoarchaeology, Paleoenvironmental Reconstruction, Quaternary Geology
Sarantis Symeonoglou	Professor, Department of Art History & Archaeology Art and Archaeology of Greece (particularly the Bronze Age); Classical Sculpture

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