Dr. David Zeanah
Courses | Selected Publications | Research Projects | Professional Associations| Graduate Students
Contact Information |
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| Title: | Associate Professor |
| Office Location: |
MND 4010B (Mendocino Hall) |
| Office Hours: |
Spring 2009- Mon, Wed, Friday 11:00-12:00pm |
| E-mail: | zeanah@csus.edu |
| Office Phone: |
(916) 278-5683 |
| Mailing Address: |
Sacramento State 6000 J Street Sacramento, CA 95819-6106 |
Courses
- ANTH 003 - Introduction to Archaeology -
- ANTH 015 - Archaeology of Prehistoric Societies
- ANTH 109 - Ecological & Evolutionary Approaches to Anthropology
- ANTH 112 - Great Basin Archaeology
- ANTH 113 - Prehistory of the Southwest
- ANTH 115 - Origins of Agriculture
- ANTH 128 - Indians of California
- ANTH 203 - Archaeology
- ANTH 204 - Current Archaeological Methods and Theory
- ANTH 223 - Problems in Human Ecology and Prehistory in Australia
Selected Publications
Research Projects/Interests
Professional Associations
- Society for American Archeology
- Great Basin Archaeological Conference Program Chair of the 2004 Biennial Meeting in Sparks, Nevada; Treasurer, 2004-2008
- Society for California Archaeology
- Utah Professional Archaeological Council
- Southeastern Archaeological Conference
- Human Behavior and Evolution Society for American Archeology American Anthropological Society
Graduate Students
- Heather Busam (graduated 2006), Thesis title: Characteristics and implications of traditional Native American fire management on the Orleans Ranger District, Six Rivers National Forest.
- Jill L. Jensen (graduated 2007), Thesis title: Sexual division of labor and group-effort hunting: The archaeology of pronghorn traps and point accumulations in the Great Basin.
- Jennifer Thomas
- Angela Boston
Last updated: 02/19/2010
