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Anthony P. Graesch
<strong>Curriculum</strong> <strong>Vitae</strong>
EDUCATION
2006 Ph.D. University of California, Los Angeles, Department of Anthropology
Dissertation – Archaeological and Ethnoarchaeological Investigations of
households and Perspectives on a Coast Salish Historic Village in British Columbia.
2000 M.A. University of California, Los Angeles, Department of Anthropology
Thesis – Chumash Houses, Households, and Economy: Postcontact Production
and Exchange on Santa Cruz Island
1997 B.A. University of California, Los Angeles, Department of Anthropology
Magna Cum Laude and Departmental Honors
CURRENT TEACHING & RESEARCH POSITIONS
1. Postdoctoral Fellow, Alfred P. Sloan <strong>Center</strong> on Everyday Lives of Families at UCLA.
2. Research Associate, Cotsen Institute of Archaeology at UCLA
3. Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Connecticut College (appointment on July 1, 2010)
COURSES INSTRUCTED ( 1 teaching evaluations available)
2010 Archaeology C159/259 – Intensive Field Training in Archaeology. Cotsen
Institute of Archaeology at UCLA. (Certified RPA-6). Summer Quarter.
2009 Archaeology C159/259 – Intensive Field Training in Archaeology. Cotsen
Institute of Archaeology at UCLA. Summer Quarter. 1
2008 Archaeology C159/259 – Intensive Field Training in Archaeology. Cotsen
Institute of Archaeology at UCLA. Summer Quarter.
2008 Anthropology M115B / History M102B – Historical Archaeology.
Department of Anthropology, UCLA. Winter Quarter. 1
2007 Anthropology 113Q – Prehistory and Ethnography of California.
Department of Anthropology, UCLA. Spring Quarter. 1
2007 Anthropology 101 – Human Biological Evolution.
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<strong>Curriculum</strong> <strong>Vitae</strong> – Anthony P. Graesch, Department of Anthropology & Cotsen Institute of Archaeology, UCLA
West Los Angeles College. Summer.
PRE-DOCTORAL TEACHING EXPERIENCE
2001- Graduate Student Research Fellow. Alfred P. Sloan <strong>Center</strong> on Everyday
2005 Lives of Families at UCLA, directed by Dr. Elinor Ochs.
2005 Archaeology C159 (Archaeology Field Training in British Columbia), Cotsen
Institute of Archaeology, UCLA, 2005.
2001 Graduate Student Instructor (Anthropology 115P – Archaeology Field Training).
Department of Anthropology, UCLA.
2000 Graduate Student Instructor (Anthropology 12 – Principles of Human Evolution).
Department of Anthropology, UCLA.
1999- Graduate Student Instructor (Anthropology 7 – Human Evolution). Department of
2000 Anthropology, UCLA.
1998 Graduate Student Instructor (Anthropology 115P – Archaeology Field Training).
Department of Anthropology, UCLA.
1995- Supervisory Laboratory Assistant (RA), California Channel Islands Laboratory,
1999 directed by Dr. Jeanne E. Arnold, Cotsen Institute of Archaeology at UCLA.
COURSES – PREPARED TO INSTRUCT
Introductory & Survey: Introduction to Archaeology | Historical Archaeology | North
American Archaeology | History of Archaeological Theory and Practice | Introduction to
Biological Anthropology | Human Origins | Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
Regional: Northwest Coast Archaeology and Ethnography | California Archaeology and
Ethnography | Pacific Rim Archaeology
Applied & Methodological: Archaeological Field Methods and Training | Archaeological
Laboratory Analysis | Lithic Analysis | Ethnoarchaeology | Urban Ethnoarcheology |
Experimental Archaeology | Ethnographic Research Methods
Theory: Culture Contact, Colonial Encounters, and Colonialism | Complex Hunter-Gatherers &
Intermediate Societies | Pathways to Social Inequality and the Elaboration of Political
Authority | Archaeology of the Recent and Contemporary Pasts (Historical Archaeology) |
Community and Household Identity Formation | Cognitive Approaches to Tool Production
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Archaeology of Recent and Contemporary Societies (Historical Archaeology) | Political Economy
Intermediate Societies | Household Economy | Household Archaeology | Ethnoarchaeology
Cultural Heritage | Sustainability | Labor | Lithic Analysis | Archaeological Method & Theory
Experimental Archaeology | Cognition
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<strong>Curriculum</strong> <strong>Vitae</strong> – Anthony P. Graesch, Department of Anthropology & Cotsen Institute of Archaeology, UCLA
PUBLICATIONS
Archaeological Anthropology (all peer reviewed/refereed)
Graesch, A. P., J. Bernard, and A. Noah. (2010). A cross-cultural study of colonialism
and indigenous foodways in western North America. In Across the Great Divide: Continuity
and Change in Native North American Societies, A.D. 1400-1900, edited by L. Scheiber and
M. Wagner, pp. 212-238. University of Arizona Press, Tucson.
Graesch, A. P. (2009). Fieldworker experience and single-episode screening as sources of data
recovery bias in archaeology: A case study from the Central Pacific Northwest Coast. American
Antiquity 74(4): 759-779.
Graesch, A. P. (2009). British colonization of the Northwest Coast and interior drainages.
In Archaeology in America: An Encyclopedia, Volume 4: West Coast and Arctic/Subarctic,
edited by F. McManamon, L. Cordell, K. Lightfoot, and G. Milner, pp. 180-184. Greenwood
Publishing, Westport, CT.
Lepofsky, D., D. M. Schaepe, A. P. Graesch, M. Lenert, P. Ormerod, K. Carlson, J. E. Arnold,
M. Blake, P. Moore, and J. Clague. (2009). Exploring Stó:lō-Coast Salish interactions and
identity in ancient houses and settlements in the Fraser Valley, British Columbia.
American Antiquity 74(4): 595-626.
Graesch, A.P. (2007). Modeling ground slate knife production and implications for
the study of household labor contributions to salmon fishing on the Pacific Northwest
Coast. Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 26(4): 576-606.
Graesch, A. P. (2004). Specialized bead making among Island Chumash households:
Community labor organization during the Historic period. In Foundations of Chumash
Complexity, edited by J. E. Arnold, pp. 133-171. Perspectives in California Archaeology Vol. 7,
Cotsen Institute of Archaeology, University of California, Los Angeles.
Arnold, J. E., and A. P. Graesch. (2004). The later evolution of the Island Chumash. In
Foundations of Chumash Complexity, edited by J.E. Arnold, pp. 1-16. Perspectives in California
Archaeology Vol. 7, Cotsen Institute of Archaeology, University of California, Los Angeles.
Graesch, A. P. (2001). Culture contact on the Channel Islands: Historic-era production and
exchange systems. In The Origins of a Pacific Coast Chiefdom: The Chumash of the Channel
Islands, edited by J. E. Arnold, pp. 261-285. University of Utah Press: Salt Lake City, Utah.
Arnold, J. E. and A. P. Graesch. (2001). The evolution of specialized shellworking among
the Island Chumash. In The Origins of a Pacific Coast Chiefdom: The Chumash of the Channel
Islands, edited by J.E. Arnold, pp. 71-112. University of Utah Press: Salt Lake City, Utah.
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PUBLICATIONS
Anthropology & Inter-Disciplinary Social Science Research
(peer reviewed/refereed unless noted 2 )
Graesch, A. P. (2009). Material indicators of family busyness. Social Indicators
Research 93(1):85-94.
Klein, W., A. P. Graesch, C. Izquierdo. (2009). Children and chores: A mixed methods
study of children’s household work in Los Angeles dual-earner families. Anthropology of
Work Review 30(3):98-109.
Campos, B., A. P. Graesch, R. Repetti, T. Bradbury, and E. Ochs. (2009). Opportunity
for interaction A naturalistic observation study of dual-earner families after work and
school. Journal of Family Psychology 23(6):798-807.
Broege, N., A. Owens, A. P. Graesch, J. E. Arnold, and B. Schneider. (2007). Calibrating
measures of family activities between large- and small-scale data sets. Sociological
Methodology 37(1):119-149.
Ochs, E., A. P. Graesch, A. Mittman, T. Bradbury, and R. Repetti. (2006). Video
ethnography and ethnoarchaeological tracking. In The Work-Family Handbook: Multi-
Disciplinary Perspectives and Approaches to Research, edited by M. Pitt-Catsouphes, K.
Kossek, and S. Sweet, pp. 387-409. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, New Jersey.
Graesch, A.P. (2004). Notions of family embedded in the house. Anthropology News 45(5). 2
PUBLICATIONS
Book Reviews
Graesch, A. P. (2009). A Review of New Approaches to Old Stones: Recent Studies of
Ground Stone Artifacts, edited by Yorke M. Rowan and Jennie R. Ebeling, Equinox
Publishing, London, 2008. Cambridge Archaeological Journal 19(3):446-448.
REPORTS & TECHNICAL PAPERS
Graesch, A. P. (2006). An Ethnoarchaeological Study of Contemporary U.S. Houses and
Households. Working Paper No. 59. UCLA <strong>Center</strong> on Everyday Lives of Families, Los
Angeles.
Graesch, A. P., N. Broege, A. Owens, J. E. Arnold, and B. Schneider (2006). Family Activities,
Uses of Space, and Emotional Well Being: A Collaborative Merging of Time Diary and
Ethnoarchaeological Data. Working Paper No. 44. UCLA <strong>Center</strong> on Everyday Lives of
Families, Los Angeles.
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Graesch, A. P. (2003). 2002 Archaeological Investigations at DiRi-15, Greenwood Island,
southern British Columbia. Report submitted to the Stó:lö Nation Department of Aboriginal
Rights and Title.
Graesch, A. P., and J. E. Arnold. (2003). Small-Scale Testing at SCRI-393: An Early Period
Ridgetop Site. Report submitted to Channel Islands National Park, Ventura, CA.
Graesch, A. P., and J. E. Arnold. (2002). Archaeological Investigations at a Coastal
Ventureño Community: Big Sycamore Canyon Campground, Point Mugu State Park, California.
Report submitted to California Department of Parks and Recreation, San Diego, CA.
Arnold, J. E., and A. P. Graesch (2002). Space, Time, and Activities in the Everyday Lives of
Working Families. Working Paper No. 2. UCLA <strong>Center</strong> on Everyday Lives of Families, Los
Angeles.
Graesch, A.P., and J.E. Arnold. (1999). Evaluating an Early Period Site in the Santa Monica
Mountains: 1998 UCLA Archaeological Investigations at CA-LAN-155. Report Prepared for the
UCLA Stunt Ranch Santa Monica Mountains Reserve, University of California Natural Reserve
System.
OUTREACH
Interview - Marilyn Kennedy Melia for The Chicago Tribune (March 13, 2009; “All in the Family:
Planning the Perfect Living Space for Family Interaction”) on the role of architectural
features in everyday household activities.
Interview – Simone Rolphe for The Hope Standard (July 14, 2009; “Archaeology School Returns
to Hope”) on the UCLA field school and household archaeology at Welqámex.
Interview – Daniel McGinn (Newsweek) (May 2, 2006) on households and uses of residential
space; research for House Lust: America’s Obsession with our Homes.
Interview – Simone Rolphe for The Hope Standard (June 28, 2005); “Archaeologists Uncover
Ancient History”) on household archaeological investigations and discoveries at Welqámex.
Workshop Instructor - Ahmenson Foundation Public Outreach Workshops (1999-2001), Cotsen
Institute of Archaeology, UCLA
MANUSCRIPTS IN PREPARATION (in order of intended submission and journal or volume outlet)
Saxbe, D., and A. P. Graesch. (Under Review). Who’s got the remote Families’ everyday
television viewing patterns. Social Indicators Research.
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Graesch, A. P. When Walls Speak: Ethnoarchaeological Insights into the Routine Lives of Working
Families. In Making Families Work: The Ethnography of Dual-Income U.S Households, edited
by E. Ochs and T. Kremer-Sadlik. (Fall 2010)
Graesch, A. P. Domestic Refugia: The Production of Symbolic Space in Homes of Present and
Past Societies. American Anthropologist. (Fall 2010)
Graesch, A. P., T. Kremer-Sadlik, E. Pigeron, J. Good, and P. Connor. Generating Quantitative Data
with Video Ethnography and Scan Sampling Methods: A Comparative Analysis of Costs and
Benefits. Field Methods. (Fall 2010)
Arnold, J. E., A. P. Graesch, E. Ragazzini, and E. Ochs. Life at Home in the 21 st Century. (Summer
2011)
Graesch, A. P. The Taphonomy of Routine Household Activities: Cooking and the Production of
Fire-Altered Rock in Stó:lō-Coast Salish Sqémél. Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory.
(Winter 2011)
PEER REVIEW ACTIVITY
Journal Manuscript Reviews: American Antiquity, Journal of Anthropological Archaeology,
Sociological Methodology, Work and Family Encyclopedia (online)
Grant Reviews: Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC)
PAPERS PRESENTED AND SYMPOSIA ORGANIZED
2010 (w/Belinda Campos) Finding Time and Space for Family Intimacy. Invited paper
presented at the UCLA <strong>Center</strong> on Everyday Lives of Families Conference,
“Reconsidering the American Dream: Middle Class Families Experience the 21 st
Century,” Los Angeles, CA, April 29-30.
2010 The Elaboration of Political Authority in Intermediate Societies: A “Historical”
Archaeology of Stó:lō-Coast Salish Households and Political Florescence on the Central
Pacific Northwest Coast. Invited paper at the Friday Afternoon Lecture Series,
Department of Anthropology, University of Washington, April 4.
2010 The Elaboration of Political Authority in Intermediate Societies: Household
Archaeology and Colonial-Era Political Florescence on the Central Pacific Northwest
Coast. Invited colloquium series lecture at the Department of Anthropology, University
of Nevada Las Vegas, January 11.
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2009 (w/Catherine E. Bailey and David M. Schaepe) Aboriginal Fishing Practices in Past
and Present: An Archaeological Approach to the Study of Colonial-Influenced
Changes in Stó:lō (Coast Salish) Household Organization. Invited paper presented at
the Theoretical Archaeology Group annual conference, Stanford, May 1-3.
2009 (w/David M. Schaepe and Catherine E. Bailey) A Stone’s Throw from the Border:
Field Schools at the Near Far. Invited paper presented at the Society for American
Archaeology Annual Meetings, Atlanta, April 22-26.
2009 (w/Kris Gutierrez) Conceptual and Methodological Models for Educational Research
from a Cultural and Ecological Framework: Diversity and the Disciplines. Invited
paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research
Association, San Diego, April 16.
2008 (w/Kris Gutierrez) Cross-Disciplinary Collaborations in Social Science Research:
Capturing Complexity in Everyday Family Life. Invited paper presented at the
Conference on Mixed Methods in Educational Research, School of Education and
Social Policy, Northwestern University, April 17-18.
2008 (w/D. Schaepe and J. Arnold) Late and Colonial Period Stó:lō (Coast Salish)
Communities in the Upper Fraser Valley: Household Studies of Labor, Identity, and
Political Economy. Organized symposium poster presented at the Society for American
Archaeology Annual Meetings, Vancouver, March 26-30. Co-Organizer of Session.
2008 (w/J. Arnold) A Case Study in Modern Material Culture: Examining Measures of
Wealth, Identity Expression, and Duration of Occupation. Poster presented at the
Society for American Archaeology Annual Meetings, Vancouver, March 26-30.
2007 (w/A. Noah and J. Bernard) A Cross-Cultural Study of Subsistence and Food
Choice among Indigenous Communities Following European Contact. Organized
symposium* paper presented at the Society for American Archaeology Annual
Meetings, Austin, April 25-29. *Amerind Foundation Grant recipient.
2007 Household Economies in Transition: A Comparative Study. Organized
symposium paper presented at the Society for American Archaeology Annual
Meetings, Austin, April 25-29.
2006 The Later Evolution of Stó:lō (Coast Salish) Political Economy: Houses and
Households at Welqámex, Southern British Columbia. Poster presented at the Society for
American Archaeology Annual Meetings, San Juan, Puerto Rico, April 26-30.
2006 (w/J. E. Arnold) Modern Material Culture Revisited: Contributions to
Archaeological Interpretations from Studies of Artifacts and Activities in Modern
Domestic Settings. Poster presented at the Society for American Archaeology Annual
Meetings, San Juan, Puerto Rico, April 26-30.
2006 Gendered Divisions of Labor and the Organization of Slate Knife Production
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Among Historic Phase Households at Welqámex, Southern British Columbia. Organized
symposium paper presented at the Northwest Anthropology Conference, Seattle, March
29 - April 1.
2005 (w/N. Broege, A. Owens, J.E. Arnold, and B. Schneider) Uniting Perspectives:
Assessing Togetherness at Home for Middle-Class Dual-Earner Families. Paper
presented at the Sloan Conference on Working Families, University of Chicago, May 18-
19.
2005 Archaeological Investigations at Welqámex: Stó:lō Houses, Households, and
Community. Paper presented at the People of the River (V) meetings, Chilliwack, British
Columbia, April 29, 2005.
2004 Co-Organizer & Chair (w/J. Bernard and A. Martindale) Indigenous
Communities and Households in the Wake of European Contact and Colonization.
Symposium organized at the Society for American Archaeology Annual Meetings,
Montreal, March 31-April 4 (see abstracts below).
2004 Stó:lō Leaders, Labor, and Economy in the Early Historic Period: Household
Archaeology at Welqámex, Greenwood Island. Organized symposium paper presented at
the Society for American Archaeology Annual Meetings, Montreal, March 31-April 4.
2004 (w/J. E. Arnold) Ethnoarchaeology of Contemporary American Households:
Uses of Space, Time, and Artifacts in the Everyday Lives of Working Families.
Poster presented at the Society for American Archaeology Annual Meetings, Montreal,
March 31-April 4.
2003 (with A. Mittmann, E. Ochs, T. Bradbury, and R. Repetti) Family Cohesion: A
Spatial and Interactive Perspective. Paper presented at the Sloan Conference on Working
Families, UCLA, May 15-16.
2002 (with J. E. Arnold) Space, Time, and Activities in the Everyday Lives of
Working Families: An Ethnoarchaeological Approach. Paper presented at the
Sloan Conference on Working Families, Emory University, Atlanta, May 9-10.
2002 Co-Organizer and Co-Chair (w/J. E. Arnold). Complex Organization among the
Hunter-Gatherers of the Pacific Coast: Contributions from California. Symposium at the
Society for American Archaeology Annual Meetings, Denver, March 20-24 (see abstracts
below).
2002 (with J. E. Arnold) The Later Evolution of the Island Chumash: The UCLA
Santa Cruz Island Project. Organized symposium paper presented at the Society for
American Archaeology Annual Meetings, Denver, March 20-24.
2001 Island Chumash Houses, Households, and Economy: Historic-Era Craft
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Production and Exchange. Paper presented at the Society for California
Archaeology Annual Meetings, Modesto, March 23-25.
2001 Historic Material Culture and the Study of Culture Contact. Organized
symposium paper presented at the Society for California Archaeology Annual Meetings,
Modesto, March 23-25.
2000 Chumash Households and Economy: Post-contact Production and Exchange on Santa
Cruz Island. Invited paper presented to the Ventura County Archaeological Society,
Ventura, November 1.
2000 Household Economics in Complex Hunter-Gatherer Communities: The Island
Chumash at Contact. Paper presented at the Society for American Archaeology Annual
Meetings, Philadelphia, April 5-9.
2000 Inter-household Variability in Economic Behavior: Historic Period Production and
Exchange among the Island Chumash. Paper presented at the Society for California
Archaeology Annual Meetings, Riverside, April 20-22.
1997 Native Responses to European Contact: Commodity Production and Regional
Exchange at Prisoners Harbor, Santa Cruz Island. Paper presented at the UCLA Institute
of Archaeology Weekly Lecture Series.
1996 Socioeconomic Implications for Changes in Historic Period Regional Exchange
Systems: Exotic Goods and Shell Bead Manufacturing at Prisoners Harbor, Santa Cruz
Island. Paper presented at the Society for California Archaeology Annual Meetings,
Bakersfield.
1996 Socioeconomic Transformations in Historic Period Exchange Systems: Archaeological
Investigations at Prisoners Harbor, Santa Cruz Island. Paper presented at the Santa Clara
University Annual Undergraduate Research Conference, Santa Clara.
1996 Transformations in Regional Exchange and Economic Specialization: Exotic Goods and
Shell Bead Manufacturing at Prisoners Harbor, Santa Cruz Island. Paper presented at the
UCLA Anthropology Departmental Honors Program Presentations, Los Angeles.
SELECTED FIELD RESEARCH/EXPERIENCE
2003- Director, Welqámex Archaeological Research Project, Greenwood Island,
Present British Columbia, Canada ($90,000 operating budget [2008-2010]; 5 field schools; 100+
faculty, graduate student, undergraduate student, and volunteer participants).
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<strong>Curriculum</strong> <strong>Vitae</strong> – Anthony P. Graesch, Department of Anthropology & Cotsen Institute of Archaeology, UCLA
2001- Graduate Student Research Fellow and Collaborator. Alfred P. Sloan <strong>Center</strong> on
2005 Everyday Lives of Families at UCLA, directed by Elinor Ochs. (Ethnographic and
ethnoarchaeological field research.)
2002 Field Collaborator. Fraser Valley Archaeological Project, co-directed by D. Lepofsky
(SFU), M. Blake (UBC), and J. E. Arnold (UCLA), June 08-23.
2000 Field Collaborator. Archaeological Excavation on Digby Island, Prince Rupert Harbor,
Northern British Colombia, project directed by Dr. Gary Coupland, University of
Toronto.
1998 Field Collaborator. Archaeological Survey and Excavation on Southeast Farallon
Island, California, project directed by Dr. Thomas Wake, Cotsen Institute of Archaeology
at UCLA.
1998 Field Collaborator. Archaeological Survey and Excavation Project, San Clemente
Island, directed by Dr. Mark Raab, California State University Northridge.
1997 Field Collaborator. Archaeological Survey and Systematic Surface Collection in Santa Fe
National Forest, New Mexico, project directed by Selma Morley, UCLA Department of
Anthropology.
1996- Crew Chief. Archaeological Excavation on Santa Cruz Island, California, NSF
1997 funded research directed by Dr. Jeanne Arnold, UCLA Department of Anthropology.
1996 Field Collaborator. Archaeological Survey and Excavation at Fort Ross,
California, project directed by Jim Allen, University of California Berkeley Department
of Anthropology.
1995 Field Collaborator. Archaeological Survey and Excavation on Santa Cruz Island,
California, NSF funded research directed by Dr. Jeanne Arnold, UCLA Department of
Anthropology.
1995 Field Collaborator. Archaeological Survey on Santa Rosa Island, California, project
directed by Channel Islands National Park, Ventura, California.
1994 Student. Archaeology 115P (Field School in Archaeology). Excavation, Prisoners
Harbor Site (SCRI-240), Santa Cruz Island, California, instructed by Dr. Jeanne Arnold,
UCLA Department of Anthropology.
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<strong>Curriculum</strong> <strong>Vitae</strong> – Anthony P. Graesch, Department of Anthropology & Cotsen Institute of Archaeology, UCLA
AWARDS
2007 Amerind Foundation Grant (awarded to SAA symposium participants; see above)
2005 University of California Dissertation Year Fellowship
2005 UCLA Department of Anthropology Research Grant
2005 UCLA Friends of Archaeology Research Fellowship
2004 UCLA Department of Anthropology Research Fellowship
2004 UCLA Friends of Archaeology Research Fellowship
2003 Ivor Noel Hume Fellowship for Historical Archaeology
2003 UCLA Department of Anthropology Research Fellowship
2003 UCLA Friends of Archaeology Research Fellowship
2001 Ivor Noel Hume Fellowship for Historical Archaeology
2001-2005 UCLA <strong>Center</strong> on the Everyday Lives of Families Graduate Fellowship
2000 UCLA Research Mentorship Program in the Social Sciences Fellowship
1999 UCLA Summer Mentorship Program in the Social Sciences Fellowship
1998 UCLA Department of Anthropology Fellowship
1997 UCLA Department of Anthropology Fellowship
SERVICE AND ELECTED POSITIONS
2008-2010 Field Program Fellowship Awards Committee, Cotsen Institute of Archaeology
2001-2002 Archaeology Faculty Search Committee, Department of Anthropology, UCLA
1999-2000 UCLA Anthropology Graduate Students Association, President
1998-1999 UCLA Anthropology Graduate Students Association, Treasurer
1996-1997 UCLA Institute of Archaeology Wednesday Lecture Series, Chair
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
American Anthropological Association
Society for American Archaeology
Society for California Archaeology
Canadian Archaeology Association
Register of Professional Archaeologists
PROTOCOL COMPETENCE & COMPLIANCE
National Historic Preservation Act / Section 106
Native American Grave Protection and Repatriation Act
Archaeological Resources Protection Act
National Environmental Policy Act
36 CFR 61, 63, 65, 68, 800 – Historic Places, Landmarks, Properties, & Register
43 CFR 3 – Preservation of American Antiquities
Executive Order No. 13007 – Protection of Religious Practices and Sacred Sites
Stó:lō (Coast Salish) Heritage Policy
Heritage Conservation Act (Canada; RSBC 1996-Chapter 187)
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