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the Hadza ($130,000, co-principal investigator with K. Hawkes and N. Blurton
Jones)
1984 National Historical Publications and Records Commission: Utah Anthropological
Records Text ($5,000, co-principal investigator with Ann Hanniball)
Applied Conservation Technology: Archaeological Excavations along the
Intermountain Power Project Transmission Lines (approximately $140,000)
1983 National Science Foundation: Fremont Subsistence in the Gooseberry Valley,
Central Utah ($15,000)
University of Utah Research Committee: Ethnographic Reconnaissance in
Northern and Central Australia ($4,400)
1981 National Science Foundation Doctoral Dissertation Grant: Models of Optimal
Foraging and Aboriginal Great Basin Subsistence ($1,150; Steven Simms,
candidate)
National Science Foundation Doctoral Dissertation Grant: Ethnoarchaeology
of the Guarijio ($4,500; Walter Dodd, candidate)
1980 HDR - Ecosciences: Cultural Resource Survey - MX Missile System
(approximately $144,000; R. Holmer, co-principal investigator)
Utah State Historical Society: Archaeology of Nawthis Village ($2,500)
University of Utah: David P. Gardner Faculty Fellow (one quarter release time)
1975 Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies: Ethnoarchaeology of the Alyawarra
($A10,000)
1973-78 Australian National University: Ethnoarchaeology of the Alyawarra
($A2,000-5,000 annually, plus salary and logistic support)
1969 National Science Foundation Dissertation Improvement Grant: Prehistory of Surprise
Valley ($2,500; R. Heizer, principal investigator)
1966-68 University of California Archaeological Research Facility: Prehistory of Surprise
Valley ($500-1,000 annually).
FIELDWORK
1999- Experimental research on economics of native tuber collecting, Intermountain US (ca.
12 months, ongoing)
1984-90 Ethnographic and ethnoarchaeological research among the Hadza, northern Tanzania
(19 months)
1983 Ethnographic reconnaissance in northern and central Australia (2 months)