Richard D. Garvin

Associate Professor

Degrees

Archaeology of the Northwest Coast. Mesoamerican Archaeology. Archaeological Method and Theory. Development of Agriculture and Ancient Civilizations. Mortuary Analysis. Zooarchaeology.

The Viejo Period in the Upper Santa Maria Valley, Chihuahua, Mexico. (Application submitted for a SSHRC Standard Research Grant)
The Chihuahua Archaeo-Geophysical Survey. (SSHRC Aid to Small Universities Grant) 2005
The North Coast Native Cemeteries Project (SSHRC Standard Research Grant, SSHRC Aid to Small Universities Grant, SSHRC Strategic Initiatives Grant, B.C. Heritage Trust) 1994-Present

With Jane H. Kelley and Jean Michele Maillo
2005 El Uso de Georadar en los Valles Santa María y Santa Clara, Chihuahua, México. Informe de la Temporada de 2005. Informe al Consejo de Arqueología, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia, México
With Jane H. Kelley, Karen Adams, Karin Burd, Mitch Hendrickson, Joe D. Stewart and Monica Webster
2000 Proyecto Arqueologico Chihuahua, Informe de la Temporada de 1999. Informe al Consejo de Arqueologia, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia. Final report submitted to the Consejo de Arqueología, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia. Chihuahua and Mexico City.

2005 “The Use of Ground Penetrating Radar in the Upper Santa María Valley, Chihuahua, México”. Participant in the session: Remote Sensing: A New Tool Box for the Field Archaeologist. Paper presented at the 38th Annual Chacmool Conference. Calgary, Alberta.
2004 “Engendered Economics and Culture Contact on the Northwest Coast”. Participant in the session: Engendering Cultural Interaction and Exchange Networks. Paper presented at the 37th Annual Chacmool Conference. Calgary, Alberta.
2003 “Tombstones as Totem Poles: Culture Contact, Syncretism and Colonialism on the Northwest Coast”. Invited participant in the session: Mortuary Ritual: Anthropological Approaches. The 102nd Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association. Chicago, Ill.
2003 “Historic Change in the Mortuary Complexes of the Nisga’a and Haisla, Northwest Coast”. Invited participant in the session: The Anthropology of Mortuary Ritual. The 36th Annual Meeting of the Canadian Archaeological Association. McMaster University, Hamilton, Ont.

Member of the Editorial Board for “Reviews in Anthropology” 2006-2009
Regional Editor (BC) for the Bulletin of the Canadian Archaeological Association. 1999-2005

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