James Skibo, Professor of Anthropology
Dr. James Skibo’s current research focuses on the archaeology of the Great Lakes, archaeological theory, and pottery analysis. He is the co-editor of the Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory and the book series, Foundations of Archaeology. His most recent books are People and Things: A Behavioral Approach to Material Culture (2008) and Archaeological Anthropology (2007). He is the Director of the Grand Island Archaeological Research Project, which often sponsors archaeological field schools. Please visit his Web site for further information about his publications and recent work.
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