Keith W. Kintigh - Professor of Anthropology, School of Human Evolution and Social Change

Current and Recent Courses (more content can be found in my.ASU.edu for students enrolled in the courses )

ASM 565 Quantitative and Formal Methods in Archaeology (Spring 2007)

ASB 335 Prehistory of the Southwest (Spring 2007)

ASB 568 Intrasite Analysis in Archaeology (Fall 2008)

ASB 223 Buried Civilizations of the Americas

ASM 566 Simulation, Modeling, and Monte Carlo Methods in Archaeology (see instead Prof. Janssen's Social Simulation)

Research

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)

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

         Developing the Digital Archaeological Record (NSF, Current)

         Digital Antiquity: Planning a Digital information Infrastructure for Archaeology (Mellon Foundation, Current)

Useful Information:

The Graduate Program in Archaeology at ASU

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

• Society for American Archaeology SAA (former President)
• SAA Digital Data Interest Group (DDIG, co-organizer)
  • SAA DDIG Statement of Purpose
  • DDIG Home
• Archaeoinformatics.org (Steering Committee Chair)

 

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