Archaeology Faculty
The following individuals are faculty in the Curriculum in Archaeology.
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Anna Agbe-DaviesAssociate Professor of AnthropologyHistorical archaeology, plantation societies of the southeastern US and Caribbean, African diaspora, classification and typology, heritage and museums Alumni Hall 201B |
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Benjamin S. ArbuckleAssociate Professor of AnthropologyNear Eastern archaeology, Turkey, origins and evolution of animal economies, animals in complex societies, Neolithic archaeology, zooarchaeology, animal domestication Alumni Hall 306B |
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Brian BillmanAssociate Professor of AnthropologyArchaeology of chiefdoms & states, political economy, heritage, settlement patterns, Andes and US Southwest Alumni Hall 401C |
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R. P. Stephen DavisAssociate Director, Research Labs of Archaeology; Adjunct Professor of AnthropologyArchaeology, quantitative methods, computer applications, ceramic analysis, settlement systems, contact period, Southeastern United States Alumni Hall 101 |
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Jennifer Gates-FosterAssociate Professor of ClassicsHellenistic and Roman Egypt, Near East and North Africa, Achaemenid Empire, ceramics, seals and seal impressions, imperialism, frontier & border studies, ethnicity and identity Murphey Hall 212 |
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Donald HaggisProfessor of Classics; Nicholas A. Cassas Term Professor of Greek StudiesBronze Age and Early Iron Age archaeology, ceramic studies, early states, eastern Mediterranean, Aegean Murphey Hall 226 |
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Dale HutchinsonProfessor of AnthropologyBiological Anthropology, bioarchaeology, human osteology, disease and nutrition, contact period, southeastern United States, Bolivia Alumni Hall 201C |
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Heather A. LaphamResearch Archaeologist, Research Labs of Archaeology; Adjunct Associate Professor of AnthropologyArchaeology, zooarchaeology, historic deer skin trade, culture contact, animal economies, southeastern United States, southern Mexico Alumni Hall 107B |
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Scott MadryResearch Associate ProfessorArchaeology, settlement pattern analysis, predictive modeling, GIS/remote sensing, western Europe, southeastern US Alumni Hall 108 |
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Jodi MagnessKenan Professor of Religious StudiesClassical and Syro-Palestinian archaeology, ancient pottery, ancient synagogues, early Islamic settlement, Palestine Saunders Hall 109 |
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Patricia McAnanyKenan Eminent Professor of AnthropologyCultural heritage, ancestor veneration, identity and gender, cacao production, Maya studies, Mesoamerica Alumni Hall 211 |
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David Mora-MarínAssociate Professor of Linguistics, Archaeology, and Latin American StudiesLinguistic anthropology, historical linguistics, language and power, Mesoamerican/Mayan linguistics and epigraphy Smith Hall 307 |
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John ScarryTeaching Assistant Professor of AnthropologyArchaeological theory, cultural ecology, hierarchical societies, quantitative methods, contact period southeastern US Alumni Hall 402B |
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C. Margaret ScarryProfessor of AnthropologyArchaeology, paleoethnobotany, subsistence economies, foodways, North America, Greek Aegean, complex societies Alumni Hall 202A |
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Timothy SheaAssistant Professor of Classical ArchaeologyArchaeology, art, and topography, ancient Greece, Archaeological and historical applications of GIS, landscape archaeology, the reception of Greek antiquity 212 Murphey Hall |
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Laurie Cameron SteponaitisAdjunct Assistant Professor of AnthropologyArchaeology, hunter-gatherers, settlement systems, coastal adaptations, eastern North America Alumni Hall 109B |
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Vin SteponaitisWilliam E. Leuchtenburg Distinguished Professor of AnthropologyArchaeology, complex societies, ceramic analysis, quantitative methods, Mississippian iconography; North America. Alumni Hall 109B |
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Silvia TomáškováProfessor of Anthropology, Chair of Women’s & Gender StudiesArchaeology, method & theory, gender & science, lithic technology, prehistoric imagery, central & eastern Europe Smith Building 204 |
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Hérica ValladaresAssistant Professor of ClassicsHellenistic and Roman art, Campanian archaeology, image and text studies, gender theory, classical reception Murphey Hall 212 |