Archaeology
Our archeology faculty are particularly strong in the U.S Southeast,
the Great Plains, and the Middle East. Their research interests
range from ethnohistory to lithic analysis, Quaternary environments,
landscape archeology, ground-based geophysical and satellite remote
sensing, applications of geographical information systems technology,
quantitative techniques, mortuary studies, and cultural ecology.
In collaboration with the Arkansas Archeological
Survey, public archeology is a major area of focus in the department.
Many former students have successful careers in cultural resource
management.
Our archeological laboratories are well-equipped with
a range of geophysical survey instruments, microscopes, photographic
gear, and field equipment. Faculty have developed and host a number
of on-line Internet resources in the field.


