Emeritus Faculty
Jeanne E. Arnold
Professor Emerita, Department of Anthropology
I am an archaeologist interested in the evolution of political complexity in ancient western North America.
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Areas of Interest:Archaeological theory; complex hunter-gatherers; craft specialization; political evolution; exchange systems; modern material culture; ethnoarchaeology; prehistory and early contact; California and British Columbia
Giorgio Buccellati
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Areas of Interest:Institutional history; history of religion; historiography; linguistics; archaeology
Elizabeth F. Carter
Professor, Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures (NELC)
Areas of Interest:Near East, currently working in Turkey and southeastern Turkey; Bronze Age urban sites
Christopher Donnan
Department of Anthropology
Areas of Interest:South American archaeology; iconography; ancient technology; the Moche people
Robert K. Englund
Professor, Department of Near Eastern Languages and Cultures (NELC)
Areas of Interest:Assyriology and Sumerology
Diane Favro
Professor Emerita, Department of Architecture and Urban Design
Areas of Interest:Architectural history
Gail Kennedy
Department of Anthropology
Areas of Interest:Biological anthropology, Human evolution, Bioarchaeology, Evolutionary theory, Anthropological forensics, Paleopathology, Africa
Cecilia F. Klein
Department of Art History
Areas of Interest:Aztec art, ideology and politics, Gender rhetoric in Aztec art, Historiography of “Primitive” and Pre-Columbian Art, Early colonial Mexican art
Merrick Posnansky
Department of Anthropology; Department of History
Areas of Interest:The archaeology of state formation and urban growth in Ghana and Togo; archaeology of the African Diaspora; cultural conservation and archaeological education in tropical Africa; postage stamps and national cultural policy
Dwight Read
Department of Anthropology
Areas of Interest:Mathematical anthropology, kinship terminology, theory of social organization, hominid evolution, archaeological classification
David A. Scott
Professor Emeritus, Department of Art History; Conservation Program
Areas of Interest:Analysis of museum objects, the characterization of pigments, ancient metals and microstructure, the teaching of conservation, and the archaeometallurgy of preHispanic Colombia and Ecuador
Charles Stanish
Professor Emeritus, Department of Anthropology
Areas of Interest:Andean anthropology; settlement archaeology; evolution of social complexity
Dell Upton
Professor, Department of Art History
Areas of Interest:Dell Upton studies the history of architecture, cities, and material culture.