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Lynda Carroll Department of History, Philosophy and Social Sciences

SUNY Broome Community College

907 Upper Front Street

Binghamton, New York 13902

CarrollLA1@sunybroome.edu 607-724-7587

EDUCATION

Ph.D. Candidate in Anthropology – ABD.

Binghamton University, State University of New York

Dissertation Title: “Archaeology of the Dispossessed: Constructions of Landscape and

Nationalism in Late Ottoman Period Archaeology”

1997 M.A. in Anthropology

Binghamton University, State University of New York

Thesis Title: “Production and Consumption at the Dillinger Site: An Integrative Approach to

an Emergent Mississippian Subsistence Economy”

1992 B.A. in Anthropology

Queens College, City University of New York

Senior Paper: “America’s Most Wanted: Media Representations of the Persian Gulf War”

RESEARCH INTERESTS

The Middle East (Turkey, Jordan, and Palestine); Postcolonialism; Global Historical Archaeology;

Archaeology of the Ottoman Empire; Pastoralism and Nomadism; Ceramics; Landscapes

Historical Archaeology (Northeastern U.S.); Consumption; Public Archaeology; Cultural Resource

Management; Media and Public Outreach

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Adjunct Faculty

SUNY Broome Community College

Anth 113: Introduction to Biological Anthropology (Fall semesters, 2011 - 2013, Online Fall 2011)

Anth 112: Introduction to Archaeology (Spring semesters, 2011 - 2014, Online Spring 2011, Spring 2012,

Summer 2013-2014)

Keystone College

Anth 102: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (Spring 2013)

Cortland College, SUNY

Anth 102: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (Spring 2000, Fall 1999)

Anth 300: Human Evolution and Survival (Fall 1999)

Binghamton University, SUNY

Anth 280: Consumers and Culture (July 1999)

Anth 111 General Anthropology (Spring 1998)

Ant 126/ Women’s Studies 342: Women and Culture (Fall & Summer 1995)

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Teaching Assistant

Binghamton University, SUNY

Anth 129: Human Violence (Spring 1999)

Anth/Linguistics 114: Language and Communication in the U.S. (Fall 1998)

Anth 125: Buried Cities and Lost Tribes: Introduction to Archaeology (Spring 1995)

Queens College, CUNY

Anth 203: Human Sexuality (Spring 1991)

Anth 102: Introduction to Human Evolution (Fall 1990)

PUBLICATIONS

Edited Volumes

Carroll, Lynda (ed.)

1999 The Entanglement of Commodity and Community: Consumption, Production, and Process in

Global Historical Archaeology. Lynda Carroll, (ed.) International Journal of Historical

Archaeology 3(3)

Baram, Uzi, and Lynda Carroll (eds.)

2000 A Historical Archaeology of the Ottoman Empire: Breaking New Ground. Uzi Baram and Lynda

Carroll, (eds.) Kluwer Academic/Plenum Press. New York

O’Donovan, Maria and Lynda Carroll (eds.)

2011 Going Places: The Historical Archaeology of Travel and Tourism. International Journal of

Historical Archaeology 15(2)

Journal Articles

in prep “Why Didn’t We Know?”: Constructing Digital Memorials of the Broome County Almshouse as

Public Archaeology. Manuscript in prep for Public Archaeology.

in prep A Landscape Archaeology of Transjordan in the Mandate Period (1918-1946) for inclusion in a

special edition of Historical Archaeology on Late Empires. Salvatore Garfi (editor)

2008 Sowing the Seeds of Modernity on the Ottoman Frontier: Agricultural Investment and the

Formation of Large Farms in Nineteenth-century Transjordan. Archaeologies 4(2):233-249

1999 Could've Been a Contender: Making and Breaking China in the Ottoman Empire. International

Journal of Historical Archaeology 3(3):177-190.

1999 Commodities and other Social Actors: Rethinking Commodities and Consumption in Global

Historical Archaeology. International Journal of Historical Archaeology 3(3):131-136.

Carroll, Lynda, Adam Fenner and Øystein LaBianca

2006 The Ottoman Qasr at Hisban: Architecture, Reform and New Social Relations. Near Eastern

Archaeology 69(3/4):138-145

Chase, Joan, Lynda Carroll and Sarah Murtha

2003 Human Remains. in The Islamic Qusur of Tall Hisban: Preliminary Report on the 1998 and 2001

Seasons. by Bethany Walker and Øystein LaBianca. ADAJ - The Annual of the Department of

Antiquities, Jordan. 47:443-471

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Oestgaard, Terje, Lynda Carroll and Øystein LaBianca

2003 Field G. in The Islamic Qusur of Tall Hisban: Preliminary Report on the 1998 and 2001 Seasons.

by Bethany Walker and Øystein LaBianca. ADAJ - The Annual of the Department of Antiquities,

Jordan. 47:443-471

Book Chapters

in prep A Historical Archaeology of 'Ottomanism': Nationalism in the Landscape of the Dispossessed. for

inclusion in Enfants de la Patrie: Historical Archaeologies of National Identity and Nationalism.

Alasdir Brooks (ed.) Florida University Press.

2011 Building Farmsteads in the Desert: Capitalism, Colonialism, and The Transformation of Rural

Landscapes in Late Ottoman Period Transjordan, 1839-1918. The Archaeology of Capitalism in

Colonial Contexts: Postcolonial Historical Archaeologies. Sarah Croucher and Lindsay Weiss

(eds.) Springer, New York

2000 Towards an Archaeology of Non-Elite Consumption in Late Ottoman Anatolia. in A Historical

Archaeology of the Ottoman Empire. Uzi Baram and Lynda Carroll, (eds.) Kluwer

Academic/Plenum Press. New York.

Baram, Uzi, and Lynda Carroll

2000 Introduction: The Future of the Ottoman Past. A Historical Archaeology of the Ottoman Empire:

Breaking New Ground. Uzi Baram and Lynda Carroll, (eds.) Kluwer Academic/Plenum Press.

New York

DeBoer, Warren R., and Lynda Carroll.

1992 Full Circle On the Rim Sherd. in Gifts to the Cayman: Essays in Honor of Donald W. Lathrap.

Engwall, E.C., M. van de Guchte, and A. Zighelboim (eds.) The Journal of the Steward

Anthropological Society 20(1&2):265-281. Urbana, Illinois.

Short Articles, Encyclopedia Entries and Newsletter Entries

2005 Current Research in the Middle East: Tell Hesban, Jordan. In The Society for Historical

Archaeology Newsletter, Summer 38(2):34-35.

2002 Consumer Choice. in The Encyclopedia of Historical Archaeology. Charles E. Orser, (ed.)

Routledge Press, London. Pgs. 126-129

2002 Constantinople. in The Encyclopedia of Historical Archaeology. Charles E. Orser, (ed.) Routledge

Press, London. Pgs. 124-126

2002 The Ottoman Empire. in The Encyclopedia of Historical Archaeology. Charles E. Orser, (ed.)

Routledge Press, London. Pgs. 406-407

Book Reviews

2009 Review of Digging it Up Down Under by Claire Smith and Heather Burke for Historical

Archaeology

2006 Review of Archaeological Landscapes of the Near East by T.J. Wilkinson. (2003). In Historical

Archaeology Historical Archaeology 40(4):172-173

2006 Review of Household Chores and Household Choices: Theorizing the Domestic Sphere in

Historical Archaeology. by Kerri S. Barile and Jamie C. Brandon (eds., 2004). In Historical

Archaeology 40(2):65-66

Technical and Research Reports (selected)

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2007 Report on the Survey and Ethnographic Study of Sahm, Jordan. Submitted to the Northern Jordan

Archaeological Survey Project.

2007 Report on the Excavation of the Obeidat Farmhouse, Hubras, Jordan. Submitted to the Northern

Jordan Archaeological Survey Project

2004 Memory of Subsistence Strategies in Malka: Preliminary Study. Submitted to the Northern Jordan

Archaeological Survey Project Preliminary Report

2004 Spatial Distribution of Ceramics Collected during the 2003 Survey of Malka, Jordan. For

submission to the Northern Jordan Archaeological Survey Project Preliminary Report, prepared by

Bethany Walker

2002 Preliminary Report on the Ottoman Qasr in Field G, Hesban. Submitted to Øystein LaBianca, of

the Madaba Plains Project, for the Annual of the Department of Antiquities of Jordan.

1997 Non-Elite Consumption and Production in Anatolia: Towards an Historical Archaeology of the

Late Ottoman Empire in Turkey. Submitted to the Social Science Research Council-NMERTA

Program

CRM Reports - Public Archaeology Facility, Binghamton University (selected)

2008 Cultural Resource Management Survey, Phase 1Archaeological Reconnaissance, Town of Ithaca

Tompkins County, New York. Prepared for Cornell University and the State Museum and State

Education Department

2007 Mt. Laurel Gardens Site (SUBi-2523) Data Recovery. Mt. Laurel Garden Apartments Project,

Town of Middletown, Delaware County, New York. Prepared for Two Plus Four Engineering,

Syracuse, NY, the New York State Museum and State Education Department.

2005 Mt. Laurel Gardens (SUBi-2523) Site Examination, Mt. Laurel Garden Apartments Project, Town

of Middletown, Delaware County, New York. Prepared for Two Plus Four Engineering, Syracuse,

NY, the New York State Museum and State Education Department.

2005 Cultural Resource Management Survey, Phase 1Archaeological Reconnaissance, Mt. Laurel

Garden Apartments Project, Town of Middletown, Delaware County, New York. Prepared for Two

Plus Four Engineering, Syracuse, NY, the New York State Museum and State Education

Department.

2004 Cultural Resource Reconnaissance Survey PIN 0339.12.121, Sagtikos Parkway, Intermodal

Freight Transportation Center. Towns of Islip (10305) and Smithtown (10308), Suffolk County,

New York. Prepared for New York State Museum and State Education Department.

2004 The Swartout Site (SUBi-2440, NYSM#11474), in Cultural Resource Management Report, 2003-

2004 Highway Program, Site Examinations For PIN 9018.41.121, NYS Route 28, Hamlets of

Hartwick Seminary, Hyde Park, and Index, Town of Hartwick, Town of Otsego, Otsego Coutny,

New York. Daniel Seib and Andrea Zlotchua-Kozub, (eds.) Prepared for the State Museum and

State Education Department.

2004 The F. Greenman Site (SUBi-2280, NYSM#11284), The F. Greenman Site. in Cultural Resource

Management Report, 2003-2004 Highway Program, Addendum Cultural Reconnaissance Survey

and Site Examinations. PIN 9066.91.121, NY Route 17 Access, Towns of Deposit and Hancock,

Delaware County, New York. Tim Knapp, (ed.) Prepared for New York State Museum and State

Education Department.

Carroll, Lynda and Cynthia Carrington Carter

2005 The Pilgrim I Site Examination (SUBi-2516, NYSM #11618), PIN 0339.12.121, Sagtikos

Parkway, Intermodal Freight Transportation Center. Towns of Islip (10305) and Smithtown

(10308), Suffolk County, New York. Prepared for New York State Museum and State Education

Department.

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2003 Cultural Resource Reconnaissance Survey, PIN 3043.61.121, NY 11 & NY 80, Village of Tully,

Onondaga County, (MCD 06755) and the Town of Tully (MCD 06718). Prepared for New York

State Museum and State Education Department.

Carroll, Lynda and Christopher Hohman

2005 The S. French Site (SUBi-2468) Site Examination, Town of White Wagon, Chemung County, New

York. Prepared for the New York State Museum and State Education Department.

Versaggi, Nina and Lynda Carroll

2005 Data Recovery Plan for The Mt. Laurel Gardens Site (SUBi-2523). Prepared for the New York

State Museum and State Education Department.

RESEARCH GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS

2013 SUNY Broome Foundation Teaching Grant. Grant to develop new assessment techniques using

iClickers in the classroom.

2012 New York Council for the Humanities (with Nina Versaggi, Michael Jacobson and Maria

Pezzuti) Grant to support for the development of “Endicott’s Little Italy Historic Walking Tour”

2011 Binghamton University Provost’s Faculty Development Grant (with Nina Versaggi, Pamela

Smart, Maria O’Donovan, and Michael Jacobson) Grant for the development of “Engaging

Diverse Communities through Visual Representation and Heritage Preservation” project

1997 Institute for Turkish Studies, Inc.

Pre-dissertation Fellowship to support archaeological research with the Madra Çay Archaeological

Project, and Ottoman language training in Ayvalik, Turkey

1996 Social Science Research Council. Near and Middle East Program.

Pre-dissertation Fellowship for research and language study in Turkey

1996 Institute for Turkish Studies, Inc.

Matching Funds Grant to support Breaking New Grounds for an Archaeology of the Ottoman

Empire Conference.

1993 Binghamton University Foundation. Special Projects Grant.

Grant for Radiocarbon Dating of samples from the Dillinger site, Southern Illinois

SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS

2014 SUNY Broome BCC Foundation - Professional Development Award. Support for travel to the

Society of Historical Archaeology Meetings in Quebec, Canada

2005 Society for Historical Archaeology - Ed & Judy Jelks Student Travel Award

Support for travel to the Society of Historical Archaeology Meetings in York, England.

2004 American Schools of Oriental Research - Dorot Foundation Travel Award Scholarship

Support for travel to the ASOR Annual Meetings in San Antonio, Texas.

2003 Binghamton University Graduate School Award for Excellence in Service and Outreach

Awarded for participation and development of the Kids Program of the Community Archaeology

Program, Binghamton University

2001 Madaba Plains Project - Tall Hisban, Jordan

Travel and support for participation in excavations and survey at Tall Hisban, Jordan.

1998 Binghamton University - Department of Anthropology Travel Award

Support for travel to Society of American Archaeology, Society for Applied Anthropology and

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Society of Historical Archaeology Meetings.

1998 Binghamton University - Graduate School Travel Award

Support for travel to Society of American Archaeology, Society for Applied Anthropology and

Society of Historical Archaeology Meetings.

1996 American Research Institute in Turkey

Extensive Summer Course in Turkish at Bogaziçi University, Istanbul

The Persian-Turkish Language Consortium (University of Michigan-Ann Arbor)

1995 Scholarship and Stipend for Summer Language Training in Intermediate Turkish

1994 Scholarship and Stipend for Summer Language Training in Elementary Turkish

1992 Department of Anthropology, Queens College, CUNY - Lynn Ceci Memorial Award in

Archaeology.

1991 Department of Anthropology, Queens College, CUNY - Most Promising Student in Anthropology

1987 American Field Service Scholarship

AFS Scholarship for Study Abroad Program to Antalya, Turkey

1986 New York City Board of Education

Scholarship for Youth Ambassador Program to Tokyo, Japan

CONFERENCE PAPERS AND PRESENTATIONS

in prep Landscapes of Connections, Landscapes of Conflicts: Coming to Terms with an Archaeology of the

Ottoman Empire. Poster in preparation for the European Association of Archaeologists Annual

Meeting, September 2014, Istanbul, Turkey

2014 An Historical Archaeology of 'Ottomanism': reconsidering Nationalism in the Landscape of the

Dispossessed. Society for Historical Archaeology Meetings, January 2014, Quebec City, Canada.

2013 A Landscape Archaeology of Transjordan in the Mandate Period (1918-1946). Society for

Historical Archaeology Meetings, January 2013, Leicester, U.K..

2009 From Padishah to Pashas to Peasant: The Unhappy Marriage of Ottoman History and

Archaeology. Paper presented at the Society for Historical Archaeology Meetings, January 2009,

Toronto, Canada.

2008 Building Farmsteads in the Desert: Capitalism, Colonialism, and The Transformation of Rural

Landcapes in Late Ottoman Period Transjordan, 1839-1918. Paper presented at the Society for

Historical Archaeology Meetings, January 2008, Albuquerque, NM.

2006 Sowing the Seeds of Modernity: (Im)mobility, Money, and the Political Economy of Fortified

Farmsteads in Transjordan, 1850-1920. Paper presented at the Society for American Archaeology

Meetings, April 2006, San Juan, Puerto Rico.

2006 Is there a place for “feasts and feasting” in Historical Archaeology?: Some thoughts on coffee,

tea, and hospitality. Paper presented at the Society for Historical Archaeology Meetings, January

2006, Sacramento, CA.

2006 Neither Feast Nor Famine: Hospitality and Gendered Political Economies of Non-elite

Households. Paper to be presented at the American Schools of Oriental Research Meetings.

November, 2005, Philadelphia, PA.

2005 An Archaeology of Hospitality: Travelers, Tribes and Fortified Farmsteads in Late Ottoman

Period Transjordan. Paper presented at the Society for Historical Archaeology. January 5-10,

2005, York, England.

2004 The Political Economy of Fortified Farmsteads in Late Ottoman Period Transjordan. Paper

presented at the American Schools of Oriental Research Meetings. November, 2004, San Antonio,

TX.

2004 Settlement Patterns in Jordan during the Ottoman Period: Preliminary Report on the 2003 Malka-

Hubras Survey Project. Paper presented at the Society for American Archaeology Meetings,

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Montreal, Canada.

2003 The Politics of Identity and the Practice of Islamic Period Archaeology. Paper presented at the

Radical Archaeology Theory Symposium Meetings, Binghamton University, New York, October

18, 2003

2003 Tradition, Consumption, and the Wealth of Industry: Redefining Value in the 19th Century

Ottoman Ceramic Trade. Paper presented in the Trade and Consumption Session, Society for

Historical Archaeology. January 18, 2003, Providence, RI

2001 (Re)Examining Ottoman Household Status: The Tenuous Relationship Between Ceramics and

Sources? Paper presented for American Schools of Oriental Research Annual Meeting, Boulder,

CO, November 17, 2001

1999 Not For Pashas, But For Peasants: Rethinking Ceramic Consumption in Late Ottoman Anatolia.

Paper presented for American Schools of Oriental Research Annual Meeting, Boston, MA,

November 18, 1999

1998 Ethnography for Initiates: Creating Culture in an Introductory Anthropology Course. Paper

presented at the Society for Applied Anthropology Meetings, San Juan, Puerto Rico, April 25,

1998

1998 Negotiating a Historical Archaeology of the Modern Middle East. Paper presented at the Society

for American Archaeology Meetings, Seattle, WA, March 27, 1998

1998 Could've Been a Contender: Making and Breaking China in the Ottoman Empire. Paper

presented at the Society for Historical Archaeology Conference, Atlanta GA, January 8, 1998

1997 Today Is Just Not What It Used to Be: Ethnography, Archaeology and a History from Below in

Ottoman Studies. Paper Presented at the JUSUR Conference at UCLA, Los Angeles, CA, April

1997

1997 Non-Elite Production and Consumption in Anatolia: Towards an Historical Archaeology of the

Late Ottoman Empire in Turkey. Paper Presented at the Social Science Research

Council/NMERTA Fellows Conference in Cairo, Egypt, March 17, 1997

1996 "Men of Most Modest Substance": Towards an Archaeology of Non-Elite Consumption in Late

Ottoman Anatolia. Paper presented at the Breaking New Grounds for an Archaeology of the

Ottoman Empire: A Prologue and A Dialogue Conference. Binghamton University, April 21, 1996

1995 Dominance and Resistance: Theory Building and a "PC" Archaeology. Paper presented at RATS!

Conference, Brown University, Providence, RI, March 18, 1995

Baram, Uzi and Lynda Carroll

2014 Modernity, Identity, and Materiality across the Ottoman Empire:

Putting the Pieces Together. Society for Historical Archaeology Meetings, January 2014, Quebec

City, Canada.

Carroll, Lynda and Mary Price

1996 "The Age of Discovery" or "The Age of Retreat"?: Rethinking Spanish Colonialism in its Dialogue

with Islam. Paper presented at Society of American Archaeology Annual Meeting, New Orleans,

LA, April 6, 1996

LaBianca, Øystein and Lynda Carroll

2002 Settlement and Land Use during the Late Islamic Period at Tall Hisban. Paper presented at

American Schools of Oriental Research Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada. November 21, 2002

O’Donovan, Maria and Lynda Carroll

2012 Engaging Diverse Communities: The Development of Digital “Toolkits” for Public Outreach and

Heritage Education (An Interactive Exhibit). Traveling museum exhibit presented at the UMASS

Amherst Center for Heritage and Society, May 2012. With Maria O’Donovan

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2006 Consuming Place, Producing Leisure: The Archaeology of Travel and Tourism. Paper presented at

the Society of American Archaeology Meetings, San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Invited Presentations

2014 Choosing the Perfect Mate. Presentation for SUNY Broome Community College Common Hour

Faculty Presentations. with Victor Lamourex, Biology Department

2006 Ceramic Consumption in the Ottoman Empire. Presentation for the Northern Jordan Survey

Program, Irbid, Jordan

2001 Understanding Human Remains. Presentation for the Tell Hisban Archaeological Project, Amman,

Jordan

1998 Sex, Subadults, and Nationalism: Some Comments on the Burials at Yeni Yilde irmentepe,

Turkey. Presentation for the Anthropology Graduate Organization of Binghamton University, New

York

1997 Archaeology of the Ottoman Period in the Madra Çay Delta Region. Lecture for Madra Çay

Archaeology Project, Ayvalik, Turkey

1997 Around and About Ayazmend: Problems and Prospects of Ottoman Archaeology in the Land of the

Dispossessed. Paper presented for Anthropology Graduate Organization, Binghamton University,

New York

CONFERENCES, CONFERENCE SESSIONS, AND WORKSHOPS ORGANIZED

Conference Sessions/Symposia

2005 The Archaeology of Travel. Two part session organized for the Society for Historical

Archaeology Conference, York, England. Co-organized with Maria O'Donovan

2002 Material Culture and History: Examining the Relationships Between Text and Artifact. Session at

the American Schools of Oriental Research Meetings, Toronto, Canada.

2001 Material Culture and History: Rethinking the Sources. Session at the American Schools of

Oriental Research Meetings, Boulder Colorado

1998 Commodities in Global Perspective. Session Organized for the Society for Historical

Archaeology Conference, Atlanta, GA.

Conferences

2001 First Annual Pathfinder Symposium: The Social and Ethical Implications of the Human Genetic

Diversity Project. Binghamton University, SUNY Co-Organized with Mary Price, Kari Colosi,

Kevin Sheridan, and Julia Gaines-McCausland.

2001 Advances in Higher Education: Binghamton University’s Efforts and Beyond. Multi-disciplinary

Teaching Conference Organized for the Office of the Graduate School and Office of

Undergraduate Affairs, Binghamton University, SUNY, Co-organized with Oktay Sekercisoy.

1996 Breaking New Grounds for an Archaeology of the Ottoman Empire: A Prologue and A Dialogue.

Binghamton University, New York. Co-organized with Uzi Baram.

1994 From Theory to Practice. The 1994 RATS! Conference. Binghamton University, SUNY. Co-

organized with Maria O'Donovan and Brian Thomas.

Workshops

2014 The Future of the Past: Cultural Heritage and Historic Preservation Using New Technologies.

Workshop and display for Liberal Arts Division at the Annual Convocation Day at SUNY

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Broome Community College.

2001 Professional Development Workshop Series. Series of seven professional development workshops

for the Graduate School, Binghamton University, SUNY. Co-organized with Oktay Sekercisoy,

Bill McCarthy and Lisa Stewart.

2000 Grant and Fellowship Writing Workshop. Workshop Organized for the Office of the Graduate

School, Binghamton University, SUNY. Co-organized with Oktay Sekercisoy.

FIELDWORK AND LABORATORY EXPERIENCE

Public Archaeology Facility, Binghamton University, SUNY (Nina Versaggi, Ph.D., Director)

2002 - 2010 Project Director

Directed over 30 Phase I, II and III cultural resource management projects in New York

State and Pennsylvania. Lead survey and excavation teams. Conducted background research

and prepared final reports for clients.

1992-2002 Field Technician

Participated in various Phase I, II and III cultural resource management projects in New

York State and Pennsylvania.

Northern Jordan Survey Project (Bethany Walker, Ph.D., Director)

Ottoman Specialist, Ethnographer, Surveyor

2006 Ethnographic interviews, Surveying and Mapping the Ottoman period villages of Sahm,

Jordan, and Field Supervisor for the Obeidat Farmhouse Excavations, Hubras, Jordan.

2003 Ethnographic interviews, Surveying and Mapping the Ottoman period villages of Malka -

Irbid region of Jordan.

Madaba Plains Project, Tall Hisban - Jordan (Øystein LaBianca, Ph.D., Director)

2001 Ottoman Specialist, Ethnographer, Field Supervisor & Physical Anthropology Consultant

Supervised the survey, mapping, and ethnographic work of the Ottoman period fortified

farmstead and caves in Hisban, Area G. Conducted laboratory study on the human remains

from Ottoman period burials at Tall Hisban.

Madra Çay Archaeology Project - Turkey (Nigel Spencer, PhD., and Kyriacos Lambrianides. PhD.,

Directors)

Crew Chief, Surveyor, Ottoman Specialist

1997 Intensive Site Survey of a late Byzantine through 20th century site in the Madra Çay Delta

region. Excavation and Laboratory analysis of late period burials from Yeni

Yildegirmentepe. Laboratory analysis of Ottoman period ceramics.

1996 Intensive Site Survey of Early Bronze Age through Ottoman period sites in Altinova.

Laboratory analysis of Ottoman period ceramics.

Archaeological Excavation at Dillows Ridge Site (Charles R. Cobb, Ph.D., Director)

1993 Crew Member

Excavation of a Mississippian habitation site conducted in Southern Illinois.

Excavation at Hog Pen Hill (1TU56) (Paul D. Welch, Ph.D., Director)

1992 Crew Member

Excavation of a Mississippian mound site conducted near Tuscaloosa, Al.

Research Foundation of the City University of New York (Patricia Bridges, Ph.D., Supervisor)

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1989 - 1992 Research Assistant.

Organized and aided in analysis of the Queens College Anthropology Laboratory's

osteological collection. Did library research, data entry and word processing.

University of Delaware Archaeological Survey Project. (Thomas R. Rocek, Ph.D., Director)

1991 Crew Member

Archaeological survey conducted in Lincoln County, New Mexico.

Arizona State University Field School (Keith Kintigh, Ph.D., Director)

1990 Field School Student.

Archaeological survey, excavation and laboratory analysis conducted in Zuñi, New Mexico.

Archeoclub di Massa-Cararra-Montignoso -Italy (Arturo Colle, Director)

1988 Volunteer.

Archaeological survey and excavation of the medieval Castello di Moneta in Fossola, Italy.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

American Schools of Oriental Research

2004-2005 Membership Committee - Secretary, Graduate Student Representative

Manuscript Reviewer

2001, 2005 International Journal of Historical Archaeology

2000 Historical Archaeology

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

Community Archaeology Program, Binghamton University, SUNY

2005-2012 Program Coordinator Community Archaeology Program

2007-2008 Instructor Community Archaeology Program

2000-2005/ Instructor Archaeology for Kids

2009-2014

Science and History Fairs, Binghamton, New York

2007-2010 Art and History Days, Roberson Museum, Binghamton, New York

2007-2010 Super Science Day, Roberson Museum, Binghamton, New York

2004 Glenwood Elementary School Science Fair, Vestal, New York

Public Outreach Lectures and Presentations

2014 Reading the Land: Arkville Underground. Historical Society of Middletown, New York

2011 The Archaeology of Roman Glass. Corning Museum of Glass, Corning, New York

2011 Imagine the Past. Digital Archaeology Display, Oakdale Mall, Binghamton, New York

2009 Archaeology of the Haudenoshonee. Indian Hill Girl Scout Camp, Binghamton, New York

2009 The Making and Breaking of China in the Ottoman Empire. New York State Archaeological

Association, Southern Tier Chapter

2007 Archaeology of the Haudenoshonee. The Susquehanna School, Binghamton, New York

2004 Archaeology of the Susquehanna Valley The Susquehanna School, Binghamton, New York, with

Rob Quiggle and Andrea Andersen

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2004 Careers in Archaeology. W.A. Olmstead Elementary School, Harpursville, New York, with

Timothy Knapp and Maria O’Donovan

2004 Archaeology of the Southern Tier. Glenwood Elementary School, Vestal, New York

2003 What is Archaeology? Theodore Roosevelt Elementary School, Binghamton, New York

SPARK Program - Public Outreach Lectures

2002 - 2009 Archaeology of the Susquehanna Valley. Presentations to Union-Endicott Middle School

students at Binghamton University, New York, with Nina Versaggi and Peter Stahl

Mentoring Projects

2010 Mentoring for the Independent Science Research Course for High School Students, SUNY

Albany.

2005-2010 Presentation for students from Chenango Forks High School (NY) science club.

Boy Scouts of America

2002-2005 Archaeology Merit Badge Counselor

The Queens Historical Society, Flushing, New York

1992 Volunteer docent. Gave tours of the Kingsland Manor Historical Landmark.

GRANT WRITING AND ADMINISTRATION

2013-2014 Perkins IV Federal (VTEA) Grant. SUNY Broome Community College. Obtained a

$253,000Federal Grant for Career and Technical Education programs.

RESEARCH LANGUAGES

English, native language; Turkish, high facility in Turkish; beginning level in Ottoman Turkish, Ottoman

Paleography; Spanish, high facility in reading; Italian, Portuguese, French, elementary skills in

reading.

1997 Harvard University - Course work in Modern and Ottoman Turkish, Summer

1996 Bogaziçi University, Turkey - Course work in Modern and Ottoman Turkish, Summer

1996 Columbia University - Course work in Turkish and Ottoman Turkish, Spring

1995 University of Michigan-Ann Arbor - Course work in Modern Turkish, Summer

1994 University of Michigan-Ann Arbor - Course work in Modern Turkish, Summer

REFERENCES ______________________________________________

Nina Versaggi, Ph.D. (Public Archaeology Facility, Director)

Department of Anthropology, Binghamton University, SUNY

Binghamton, New York 13902-6000

(607)-777-4786

Uzi Baram, Ph.D.

Division of Social Sciences, New College of the University of S. Florida

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5700 N. Tamiami Trail, Sarasota, FL 34243

(941)-359-4217

Harold Koster, Ph.D.

Department of History, Philosophy and Social Science

Broome Community College

Binghamton, NY 13901

(607)- 778-5093