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Archaeology
FOR
DUMmIES
by Nancy Marie White
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Archaeology
FOR
DUMmIES
by Nancy Marie White
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Archaeology For Dummies ®
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About the Author
Being an archaeologist was something Nancy Marie White wanted to do from
the time she learned how to spell the word as a kid. She was interested in
Native American cultures, outdoor adventure, and the romance of finding
ancient things and lost knowledge. After earning a BA in history, she went to
live in Mexico, where she saw that studying archaeology and the rest of
anthropology would lead to a fascinating life. She earned a PhD from Case
Western Reserve University in Cleveland (home of rock and roll), and is now
professor of anthropology at the University of South Florida, Tampa, and a
long-time member of the Register of Professional Archaeologists.
White’s research includes finding and sometimes excavating sites of all time
periods. She’s currently studying how late prehistoric agricultural societies
in the U.S. Southeast became complex and why they had no beer. She also
investigates campsites, villages, and mounds of earlier Native American
hunter-gatherers, fishers, and gardeners, and lost towns and forts inhabited
by historic Indians, European-Americans, and African-Americans. Her one kid,
Tony, spent an entire childhood camping in the woods and digging, and now
studies engineering. White tries to travel often in order to go somewhere dif-
ferent to visit archaeology. She really believes in public archaeology and the
potential of the distant past to show us a lot that might be useful in the mod-
ern world.
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