Keith W. Kintigh - Professor & Associate Director, School of Human Evolution & Social Change

Current and Recent Courses

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ASB 335 Prehistory of the Southwest (Spring 2010)

ASM 565 Quantitative and Formal Methods in Archaeology (Fall 2012)

ASB 568 Intrasite Analysis in Archaeology (Spring 2011)

Research

Quantitative: Developing the Digital Archaeological Record (NSF, Current)

         Digital Antiquity: Enabling and Enhancing Preservation and Access to Archaeological Information (Mellon Foundation, Current)

         The Promise and Challenge of Archaeological Data Integration (pdf; NSF Planning Grant report)

 

Field: 2004 ASU Summer Archaeological Field School, El Morro Valley, New Mexico School 

         2004 SAA Poster: Community Formation and Migration in the 13th Century El Morro Valley, New Mexico

         Interpreting the Prehistory of Lyman Lake State Park (pdf; developed collaboratively with the Hopi tribe)

         Legacies on the Landscape Agua Fria National Monument, Arizona (pdf; ASU Research magazine)

Useful Information

Applying to Graduate School in Archaeology SAA Archaeological Record 4(3): 9-12, (May 2004; pdf)

Notes on Quantatitive Analysis and Writing in Archaeology  SAA Archaeological Record 5(4):33-35 (Sept. 2005; pdf)
  Kintigh: Writing Archaeology: Analyses and Archaeological Argumentation
  Cowgill: Things to Remember About Statistics - (Whatever Else You Forget)

Summary of the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) (pdf)

Kintigh's Archaeological Software Package: Tools for Quantitative Archaeology (not an ASU web site)

Organizations