ELIZABETH WATTS MALOUCHOUS

Research Archaeologist and Collaborative Research Liaison Illinois State Archaeological Survey, University of Illinois American Bottom Field Station, 13 Gateway Drive, Collinsville, Illinois, 62234 Phone: (618) 855-9206 Email: [email protected]

EDUCATION Ph.D. in Anthropology Indiana University, Bloomington M.A. in Anthropology Indiana University, Bloomington B.A. in Anthropology University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

PUBLICATIONS Refereed Books 2021 Reconsidering Mississippian Households and Communities. University of Alabama Press, Tuscaloosa. (E. Watts Malouchos and A. Betzenhauser, eds.)

Refereed Journal Articles 2021 From the Mound to the Moon: Geophysical Insights into Angel Phase Landscapes. Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports 37(2):102886. (E. Watts Malouchos, M. Schurr, and E. Herrmann) https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jasrep.2021.102886 2021 Exploring Heritage Archaeology at Indiana University: Reporting on a Collaboration between Wylie House Museum and the Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology. Museum Anthropology Review 15(1). (C. Champion and E. Watts Malouchos) 2020 Cahokian Diaspora and Angel Ethnogenesis. Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory 27(1): 128–156. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10816-020-09443-0 2020 Tracing the Emerald Avenue: Archaeological Investigations on a Ceremonial Road in the Greater Cahokia Region. Journal of Field Archaeology 45(5):372–393. (B. J. Skousen, T. Larson, E. Watts Malouchos, J. Kruchten, R. Barzilai, S. Alt, and T. Pauketat) https://doi.org/10.1080/00934690.2020.1722361 2019 Transgressive Learning Communities: Transformative Spaces for Underprivileged, Underserved, and Historically Underrepresented Graduate Students and their Institutions. Teaching and Learning Inquiry 7(2): 106–120. (L. Drane, J. Lynton, Y. Cruz- Rios, E. Watts Malouchos, and K. Kearns) https://doi.org/10.20343/teachlearninqu.7.2.7 2017 Exploring New Cahokian Landscapes with Remote Sensing: Report on the Spring Lake Tract Geophysical Survey and Excavations. American Antiquity 82(4): 742–760. (S. Baires, M. Baltus, and E. Watts Malouchos) https://doi.org/10.1017/aaq.2017.33 2015 Investigations of the Morrison Site (11MS1548). Illinois Archaeology 27: 1–27. (A. Betzenhauser, T. Pauketat, E. Watts Malouchos, N. Lopinot, D. Marovitch) 2011 Looking for Yankeetown in Posey County. Journal of Indiana Archaeology 6(1): 12–23. (S. Alt, M. Buchanan, E. Watts) Accepted Exploring Monroe County’s Past: An Archaeological Survey of Indiana University and Sycamore Land Trust Nature Preserves. Journal of Indiana Archaeology. (E. Watts Malouchos, A. Estes, and I. Osmundsen)

Refereed Book Chapters 2021 Introduction. In Reconsidering Mississippian Households and Communities, edited by Elizabeth Watts Malouchos and Alleen Betzenhauser, pp. 1–5. University of Alabama Press, Tuscaloosa. (E. Watts Malouchos and A. Betzenhauser) 2021 Reconsidering Mississippian Households and Communities in Context. In Reconsidering Mississippian Households and Communities, edited by Elizabeth Watts Malouchos and Alleen Betzenhauser, pp. 9–31. University of Alabama Press, Tuscaloosa. 1 2021 Unpacking Storage: Implications for Community-Construction during Cahokia's Mississippian Transition. In Reconsidering Mississippian Households and Communities, edited by Elizabeth Watts Malouchos and Alleen Betzenhauser, pp. 146–163. University of Alabama Press, Tuscaloosa. (E. Watts Malouchos and A. Betzenhauser)

Articles and Blog Posts 2020 Diasporic Connections: Cahokia and the Greater Southeast. Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory 27(1): 1–6. (M. Baltus, S. Baires, E. Watts Malouchos, and J. Mehta) 2019 Southeastern Archaeological Mentoring Network. Horizon and Tradition: The Newsletter of the Southeastern Archaeological Conference 61(2): 20–21. (M. Buchanan, E. Watts Malouchos, S. Baires, and J. Green) 2016 “Dismantling Archaeology: Challenging Ourselves, Our Ethics, and Our Priorities.” Unstratified Archaeology: Critical Horizons in Archaeology. 31 January 2016. (J. Arjona, E. Watts Malouchos, M. Buchanan) https://unstratifiedarchaeology.wordpress.com/2016/01/31/dismantling- archaeology- challenging-ourselves-our-ethics-and-our-priorities/

GRANTS 2021 Student Cultural Programming Fee Fund; Office of Student Affairs, University of Illinois $800 Lecture Series: The Intersections of Indigenous Knowledge and Archaeology 2018 Bicentennial Project Program; Office of the Bicentennial, Indiana University $55,029 Revealing Indiana University’s Earliest Cultural Landscapes through Heritage Archaeology (with A. Sievert, C. Beam, M. Pope) 2018 Research and Travel Stipend; Norwegian Institute at Athens $2,500 Remote Sensing through Magnetic Gradiometry at the Final Neolithic/Early Bronze Age Gourimadi Site in the Katsaronio Plain 2017 Historic Preservation Fund; National Park Service and Indiana Department of Natural Resources Division of Historic Preservation $48, 812 Exploring Monroe County’s Past: A Survey of Indiana University Griffy Research and Teaching Preserve and Sycamore Land Trust Properties in the Bean Blossom Creek Drainage, Monroe County, Indiana 2017 Themester Programming Grant; College of Arts and Sciences, Indiana University $1,380 Museum Exhibit: Mapping Indiana Territory: Exploring Indigenous and Western Representations; Panel Discussion: Negotiating Homelands and Sovereignty in Indiana Territory 2014 E. A. Schrader Grant for Archaeological Field Research in Classical Archaeology; Indiana University $1,800 An Archaeology of Visibility of the Katsaronian Plain 2013-2014 Research and Travel Stipend; Norwegian Institute at Athens $2,515 From the Midwest to the Mediterranean: Crossing and Questioning Archaeological Boundaries 2013 E. A. Schrader Grant for Archaeological Field Research in Classical Archaeology; Indiana University $2,250 Comparative Analyses of Survey Methodologies and Site Definitions 2012 E. A. Schrader Grant for Archaeological Field Research in Classical Archaeology; Indiana University $4,000 Comparative Analyses of Ceramic Methodologies

FELLOWSHIPS 2015-2016 Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology Dissertation Research Fellowship Indiana University 2015, 2016 Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology Summer Research Fellowship Indiana University $2,000

2 2015 David C. Skomp Dissertation Field Work Fellowship Indiana University $2,550 2013-2014 Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology Dissertation Research Fellowship Indiana University 2013 Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology Summer Research Fellowship Indiana University $3,000 2013 David C. Skomp Dissertation Feasibility Study Fellowship Indiana University $1,900

AWARDS 2020 Bicentennial Medal; Office of the Bicentennial, Indiana University 2018 Discretionary Bonus Award for Exceptional Performance; Vice President for Research, Indiana University 2016 Outstanding Associate Instructor Award; Department of Anthropology, Indiana University 2016 Graduate and Professional Student Organization Travel Award; Indiana University 2013 Award for Outstanding Contribution; World Archaeological Congress 7th Annual Meeting 2009, 2013-16 David Skomp Travel Award; Department of Anthropology, Indiana University 2007 Charles J. Bareis Award; Department of Anthropology, University of Illinois Recognition of outstanding research contributions and effort to promote Illinois archaeology.

PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS (FIELD AND LABORATORY EXPERIENCE) 2020-pres. Research Archaeologist and Collaborative Research Liaison, University of Illinois, Illinois State Archaeological Survey 2016-2020. Research Scientist, Indiana University, Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology 2016 Field Supervisor, Institute of Field Research Field School at Cahokia Mounds, St. Clair County, IL. 2015-2016 Principal Investigator, Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology; Creating Community in Southwestern Indiana: Investigating Mississippian Communities of Practice at the Stephan-Steinkamp Site, Posey County, Indiana 2014-2015 Magnetometry Consultant and Archaeological Technician, University of Illinois and Indiana University; Emerald Acropolis Project, St. Clair County, Illinois 2015 Magnetometry Consultant, University of Illinois; Collins Site 2015 GIS and Magnetometry Consultant, Indiana University; John Chapman Site 2015 Magnetometry Consultant, University of Toledo; Copper Mound Site 2015 Magnetometry Consultant, Eastern Connecticut University; Cahokia Mounds 2012-2014 Field Director, Indiana University and the Norwegian Institute at Athens; Norwegian Archaeological Survey of the Karystia 2013-2014 Site and Laboratory Director, Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology; Investigating Yankeetown Communal Identities Through Magnetometry and Targeted Excavations at the Stephan-Steinkamp Site, Posey County, Indiana 2009-2012 Laboratory Director, Indiana University; Solving the Mystery of Yankeetown Project, Principal Investigator Dr. Susan Alt 2012 Ceramic Analyst, Greek Ministry of Culture and the Southern Euboea Exploration Project: Ayia Triada Cave Project, Project Directors Dr. Zarko Tankosic and Dr. Fanis Mavridis 2011 Research Assistant, Indiana University; Comingled Remains at the Yokem Mound Group, Project Director Dr. Della Cook 2011 Field Director, Indiana University Field School; Solving the Mystery of Yankeetown 2011 Field Technician, Indiana University; Warfare and the Materialization of Daily Life at the Mississippian Common Field Site, Missouri 2011 Survey Technician, Indiana University; Ford Mound Geophysical Survey, St. Clair County, Illinois 2010 Crew Chief, Indiana University Field School; Solving the Mystery of Yankeetown 2010 Crew Chief, Illinois State Archaeological Survey: American Bottom Field Station 3 2010 GIS Consultant, Indiana University; Spring Mill State Historic Park 2010 GIS and Magnetometry Consultant, University of Illinois; Emerald Mound 2009 Senior Archaeological Technician and Geoarchaeological Assistant, Colorado State University; Fort Greeley, Alaska 2006-2009 Crew Chief and Laboratory Supervisor, Illinois State Archaeological Survey: American Bottom Field Station 2007 Student Analyst, University of Illinois; 2007 Laboratory and Field Technician, Public Service Archaeology Program, University of Illinois 2005-2006 Laboratory Technician, Illinois State Archaeological Survey: Central Division

UNPUBLISHED TECHNICAL REPORTS 2021 Revealing Indiana University’s Earliest Cultural Landscapes through Heritage Archaeology: Exploring Floriculture at the Wylie House Museum. Reports of Investigation 21-02 Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology, Indiana University, Bloomington. (E. Watts Malouchos, E. Carlucci, L. Schumacher, M. Guthrie, M. Mesner) 2020 Phase I Evaluation of Impacts to Cultural Resources at Angel Mounds (12VG1): Magnetic Gradiometry and Ground Penetrating Radar. Glenn A. Black Laboratory Report of Investigations 20-01. Manuscript on file at the Indiana Department of Natural Resources - Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology, Indianapolis. (C. Friberg, E. Herrmann, A. Sievert, D. Tripp, and E. Watts Malouchos 2020 Addendum to Phase I Evaluation of Impacts to Cultural Resources at Angel Mounds (12Vg1): Magnetic Gradiometry and Ground Penetrating Radar. Glenn A. Black Laboratory Report of Investigations 20-02. Manuscript on file at the Indiana Department of Natural Resources - Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology, Indianapolis. (C. Friberg and E. Watts Malouchos) 2019 Archaeological Mitigation for the North Side Parking Lots at the Wylie House Museum (12Mo1310), Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana. Reports of Investigation 19-03 Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology, Indiana University, Bloomington. Report submitted to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology. (E. Watts Malouchos and L. Drane) 2019 Archaeological Mitigation for the North Porch Restoration at the Wylie House Museum (12Mo1310), Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana. Reports of Investigation 19-02 Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology, Indiana University, Bloomington. Report submitted to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology. 2018 Exploring Monroe County’s Past: A Survey of Indiana University Griffy Research and Teaching Preserve and Sycamore Land Trust Properties in the Bean Blossom Creek Drainage, Monroe County, Indiana. Reports of Investigation 18-01 Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology, Indiana University, Bloomington. Report submitted to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology. (E. Watts Malouchos, A. Estes, I. Osmundsen) 2017 Phase Ia Archaeological Survey South of the Grain Barn at Hinkle-Garton Farmstead (12Mo1509), Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana. Reports of Investigation 17-02 Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology, Indiana University, Bloomington. Report submitted to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology. (E. Watts Malouchos, A. Estes, I. Osmundsen, R. Barzilai) 2017 Limited Archaeological Survey (Visual and Shovel Test Pit) at Hinkle-Garton Farmstead (12Mo1509), Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana. Reports of Investigation 17-03 Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology, Indiana University, Bloomington. Report submitted to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology. 2016 Targeted Excavations to Investigate Mississippian Household and Communal Organization in Posey County, Indiana. Report submitted to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology.

4 2015 New Insights into the Early Mississippian Occupation of Southwestern Indiana: Preliminary Results from Recent Archaeological Investigations at the Stephan- Steinkamp Site (12Po33). Report submitted to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE 2021-2024 Council of Academic Professionals, University of Illinois 2020-2023 Native American Scholarship Fund Committee, Society for American Archaeology 2019 Student Action Group Member, Society for American Archaeology Task Force on Sexual and Anti-Harassment Policies and Procedures 2019 Ethics Committee Member, Indiana Archaeology Council 2017-2019 Co-organizer and Steering Committee Member, Southeastern Archaeological Mentoring Network 2017-2019 Committee on Native American Relations, Society for American Archaeology 2016-2019 Advisory Committee, Indiana University; Office of Native American Graves and Repatriation Act 2016, 2017 Organizing Committee 6th Annual Traditional Powwow, Indiana University; First Nations Educational and Cultural Center 2016, 2017 Treasurer, Indiana University; Native American Graduate Student Association 2015, 2016 Advisory Board, Indiana University; First Nations Educational and Cultural Center 2015-pres. Registered Professional Archaeologist, State of Indiana 2015, 2016 Officer, Indiana University; Native American Graduate Student Association 2014-2016 Member-at-Large, Southeastern Archaeological Conference Student Affairs Committee 2015 Technology Taskforce, Indiana University; Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology 2014-2015 Program Committee, Society for American Archaeology 2014 Co-organizer, Theoretical Archaeology Group; North American Meeting in Urbana- Champaign 2013 Co-organizer, World Archaeological Congress; Student Ethics Debate International student ethics two-day workshop and week-long debate competition at the 7th Annual World Archaeological Congress in The Dead Sea, Jordan 2013 Program Editor, World Archaeological Congress 2012 Indiana University Team Member, Society for American Archaeology; Ethics Bowl

COLLABORATIVE RESEARCH, EXHIBTION, AND PROGRAMMING 2019-pres. The Archaeology of Angel Mounds. On-going consultations and collaboration development with tribal partners and the Indiana University Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. 2019-pres. The Virtual Reality of Angel Mounds. On-going consultations between tribal partners and the Indiana University Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. 2017 Mapping Indiana Territory: Indigenous and Western Representations. Exhibit created with tribal partners on display at the Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology, Indiana University. 2017 Negotiating Sovereignty and Homelands in Indiana Territory Panel with tribal partners part of Indiana University Themester programming. 2016-pres. Shawnee Pottery Project, Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma, Indiana University, and University of Kentucky Collaboration between Shawnee leaders and scholars, Native artisans, archaeologists, and historians to investigate past Shawnee ceramic technologies that were disrupted by European colonization. 2011 Indiana University and the Sullivan County Native American Council Field Supervisor for Phase I testing of a potential precontact Native American mound site in Sullivan County, Indiana with Dr. Sonya Atalay

5 2007 Brooklyn Cemetery Restoration Collaboration with local community members to restore and record historic cemetery in Brooklyn, Illinois, the first incorporated Black town in America.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE AND OFFERED POSITIONS 2018 Co-instructor, Indiana University Anth. P506: Archaeological Laboratory Methods 2018 Instructor of Record, Indiana University Anth. P480: Field Work in Archaeology 2016 Future Faculty Teaching Fellowship, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis “Human Evolution and Prehistory” and “North American Archaeology” (offered not accepted) 2015, 2016 Instructor of Record, Indiana University; Collins Living Learning Center “Fanny Packs and Artifacts: Midwestern Archaeological Tourism” (offered but not accepted) 2012, 2015 Assistant Instructor, Indiana University Anth. P200: Introduction to Archaeology with Dr. Susan Alt 2014 Assistant Instructor, Indiana University Coll. E104: Rise and Fall of Ancient Civilizations with Dr. Stacie King 2013 Instructor of Record, Indiana University Anth. P200: Introduction to Archaeology 2012 Assistant Instructor, Indiana University Anth. B200: Introduction to Biological Anthropology with Dr. Rika Kaestle 2010 Assistant Instructor, Indiana University Anth. E105: Introduction to Culture and Society with Dr. Daniel Suslak 2010, 2011 Assistant Instructor, Indiana University Anth. P405: Field Work in Archaeology with Dr. Susan Alt

SERVICE LEARNING PROJECTS 2017 Principal Investigator, Indiana University and the Sycamore Land Trust Phase I testing of the Sam Shine Preserve with Cultural Resource Management Course 2016-Pres. Principal Investigator, Indiana University; Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology GIS mapping of Hinkle-Garton Historic Farmstead, Bloomington, IN. 2015 Field Supervisor, Indiana University; Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology Geophysical survey of Hinkle-Garton Historic Farmstead, Bloomington, IN. 2011 Field Supervisor, Indiana University and City of Bloomington Habitat for Humanity Phase I and II testing of a future construction site, Bloomington, IN.

MUSEUM EXHIBITS 2019-pres. The Archaeology of Angel Mounds. Indiana University Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. 2019-pres. The Virtual Reality of Angel Mounds. Indiana University Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology. 2017 Mapping Indiana Territory: Indigenous and Western Representations. Exhibit on display at the Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology, Indiana University. 2015 Lithics: The Reuse of Artifacts 500+ Years Later. Exhibit on display at the Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology, Indiana University. 2015 Magnetometry: Magnetometry as a Way of Knowing. Exhibit on display at the Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology, Indiana University. 2014 Untitled in Practicing our Craft: Archaeologist as Artist. Exhibit on display at the Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology, Indiana University.

PROFESSIONAL WORKSHOPS AND LEARNING COMMUNITIES 2020-pres. Southeastern Archaeological NAGPRA Community of Practice 2018 National Park Service: Current Archeological Prospection Advances for Non-destructive Investigations of the Marksville Prehistoric Indian Site (16AV1), Louisiana 6 2018 National Preservation Institute: NAGPRA Essentials 2016 Indiana University; Center for Innovative Teaching and Learning: Intersections of Identity and Instruction

ORGANIZED PANELS, SESSIONS, AND WORKSHOPS 2021 The Intersections of Indigenous Knowledge and Archaeology, virtual speakers series of Indigenous leaders, archaeologists, and scholars organized through the Illinois State Archaeological Survey. 2019 Indiana University Campus Archaeology, organized symposium part of the Indiana University Bicentennial Celebration, Bloomington, Indiana. 2018 Things Carried: Movement and Resilience, Identity and Ethnicity through Diaspora in the Americas, organized session at the 117th Annual Meeting of the A American Anthropological Association in San Jose, California. (M. Baltus, J. Mehta, E. Watts Malouchos, and S. Baires) 2017 Sovereignty and Surveillance: Deconstructing the State and the Power of Presence, organized session at the 116th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association in Washington, DC. (E. Watts Malouchos, S. Baires, M. Baltus) 2017 Cahokia’s Diaspora: Mississippian Identities and Material Linkages across the Eastern Woodlands, organized session at the 74th Annual Southeastern Archaeological Conference in Tulsa, OK. (J. Mehta, S. Baires, E. Watts Malouchos, and M. Baltus) 2017 Negotiating Sovereignty and Homelands in Indiana Territory, organized panel as part of Indiana University Themester programming in Bloomington, IN. 2016 Describing Collections for the Digital Age, organized session at the 60th Annual Midwest Archaeological Conference in Iowa City, Iowa. (J. St. Germain, E. Watts Malouchos, and A. Sievert) 2016 Classrooms as Microcosms of Power and Privilege, organized workshop at the Annual Indiana University Associate Instructor Orientation in Bloomington, IN. (L. Drane, E. Watts Malouchos, and A. Bradford) 2016 Reconsidering Mississippian Households and Communities, organized session at the 81st Annual Society for American Archaeology Meeting in Orlando, Florida. (E. Watts Malouchos and A. Betzenhauser) 2015 Ethical Conduct and Guidelines for Southeastern Archaeology, organized panel at the 72nd Annual Southeastern Archaeological Conference in Nashville, Tennessee. (A. Schubert and E. Watts Malouchos) 2015 Student Affairs Committee. Improving Your Curriculum Vitae and Job Letter, organized workshop at the 72nd Annual Southeastern Archaeological Conference in Nashville, Tennessee. 2014 Archaeologies of Violence and Violent Archaeology, organized session at the 8th Annual North American Theoretical Archaeology Group Conference in Champaign-Urbana, Illinois. (E. Watts Malouchos and M. Buchanan)

PAPERS AND POSTERS PRESENTED AT PROFESSIONAL CONFERENCES 2021 Assessing Complexity through Architectural Analysis at Angel Mounds, paper presented at the 86th Annual Society for American Archaeology Conference. (C.M. Friberg, E. Watts Malouchos, and E.W. Herrmann) 2019 Remotely Sensing Angel Communities: Exploring Vernacular Landscapes and Communal Identities in the Angel Hinterlands, paper presented at the 76th Annual Southeastern Archaeological Conference in Jackson, MS. 2019 The Campus Below Our Feet: Recent Bloomington Campus Archaeology Projects, paper presented at the Indiana University Campus Archaeology Symposium, Bloomington, IN. 2018 Cahokia Carried: Materiality and Movement of North American’s Native City, paper presented at the 117th Annual American Anthropological Association Meeting in San Jose, CA. (M. Baltus, E. Watts Malouchos, and S. Baires) 2018 What the Shell is Going On? Tales of Shell, Grog, and Mississippian Microhistories of Practice, paper presented at the 75th Annual Southeastern Archaeological Conference in Augusta, GA. (M. Buchanan and E. Watts Malouchos)

7 2018 Exploring Monroe County’s Past: Archaeological and Historical Landscapes of the Bean Blossom Creek Drainage, poster presented at the 62nd Annual Midwest Archaeological Conference in Notre Dame, IN. 2018 IU Bicentennial Archaeology at Wylie House: Catalyst for Community Engagement, poster presented at the 62nd Annual Midwest Archaeological Conference in Notre Dame, IN. (M. Mesner and E. Watts Malouchos) 2018 Exploring Monroe County’s Past: Archaeological and Historical Landscapes of the Bean Blossom Creek Drainage, poster presented at the Indiana Public Archaeology Symposium in Bloomington, IN. 2018 IU Bicentennial Archaeology at Wylie House: Catalyst for Community Engagement, poster presented at the Indiana Public Archaeology Symposium in Bloomington, IN. (M. Mesner and E. Watts Malouchos) 2017 Teaching Ethics as Social Justice: Re-centering Ethics in Introductory Courses, flash presentation presented at the 116th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association in Washington, DC. 2017 Deconstructing the State: Interrogating the Archaeology of Power and Privacy, paper presented at the Annual American Anthropological Association Meeting in Washington, DC. (M. Baltus, E. Watts Malouchos, and S. Baires) 2017 Angel Ethnogenesis and the Cahokia Diaspora, paper presented at the 74th Annual Southeastern Archaeological Conference in Tulsa, OK. 2017 Harriet M. Smith: Illinois’ First Female Field Archaeologist, poster presented at the 61st Annual Midwest Archaeology Conference in Indianapolis, IN. (L. Drane, E. Watts Malouchos, and S. Baires) https://www.midwestarchaeology.org/files/Harriet%20M%20Smith.pdf 2016 Connecting to Cahokia: Reconsidering Material Connections between Angel and the American Bottom, paper presented at the 73rd Annual Southeastern Archaeological Conference in Athens, GA. 2016 The Angel Foodways Project: Piloting New Research with Legacy Collections, paper presented at the 60th Annual Midwest Archaeological Conference in Iowa City, Iowa. (A. Sievert, M. Buchanan, D. McGill, M. Pope, and E. Watts Malouchos) 2016 Tempering Typologies: Implications of identifying Mixed-Tempered Ceramics, paper presented at the 60th Annual Midwest Archaeological Conference in Iowa City, Iowa. (E. Watts Malouchos and M. Buchanan) 2016 Partnering for the Past: GBL Collaborations with Local Institutions, paper presented at the 60th Annual Midwest Archaeological Conference in Iowa City, Iowa. (E. Watts Malouchos and M. Buchanan) 2016 Connecting to Cahokia through Everyday Architecture: Tracing the Connections Between Cahokia and Angel, paper presented at the Midsouth Conference in Memphis, TN. 2016 Excavations at the Courtyard Area Between Borrows (11S34/CABB Tract), paper presented at the Annual Mississippian Conference at Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site, Collinsville, IL. (S. Baires, M. Baltus, and E. Watts Malouchos) 2016 Creating a Cahokian Community: Rethinking Mississippian Storage Practices, paper presented at the 81st Annual Society for American Archaeology Meeting in Orlando, FL. (E. Watts Malouchos and A. Betzenhauser) 2016 Spatial, Architectural, and Economic Dimensions of Neighborhoods: A Comparison of Three Large Mississippian Sites in Southwestern Indiana, paper presented at the 81st Annual Society for American Archaeology Meeting in Orlando, FL. (S. Peterson, D. McGill, and E. Watts Malouchos) 2016 Constructing Community: Investigating Mississippian Communities of Practice in Southwestern Indiana, paper presented at the Anthropology Graduate Student Association Symposium, Bloomington, IN. 2015 Constructing Community: Investigating Mississippian Communities of Practice in Southwestern Indiana, paper presented at the 72nd Annual Southeastern Archaeological Conference in Nashville, TN. 2015 Non-destructive Analysis of Mixed-tempered Sherds: Methods and Implications, paper presented at the 72nd Annual Southeastern Archaeological Conference in Nashville, TN. (M. Buchanan and E. Watts Malouchos)

8 2015 Rediscovering Landscapes: New Magnetometry Data at Cahokia Mounds, poster presented at the 72nd Annual Southeastern Archaeological Conference in Nashville, TN. (S. Baires, M. Baltus, E. Watts Malouchos, and L. Drane) 2015 Sighting Sites: Visibility Analysis and Archaeological Survey, paper presented at the 80th Annual Society for American Archaeology Meeting in San Francisco, CA. (E. Watts Malouchos and Z. Tankosic) 2015 Curating Community: The Reuse of Middle Woodland Lithic Tools in Mississippian Context in Southwestern Indiana, poster presented at the Anthropology Graduate Student Association Symposium, Bloomington, IN. (E. Watts Malouchos, S. Christian, L. Griffiths, I. Osmundsen, C. Strauss) 2014 Creating Community in the American Bottom: Rethinking Mississippian Storage Practices, paper presented at the 71st Annual Southeastern Archaeological Conference in Greenville, SC. (A. Betzenhauser and E. Watts Malouchos) 2014 New Insights into the Early Mississippian Occupation of Southwestern Indiana: Preliminary Results from Recent Excavations at the Stephan-Steinkamp Site (12PO33), paper presented at the 71st Annual Southeastern Archaeological Conference in Greenville, SC. 2014 Ancient Canine DNA: Implications for Late Woodland and Mississippian (AD 600–1400) Populations and Relatedness, paper presented at the 71st Annual Southeastern Archaeological Conference in Greenville, SC. (K. Witt, K. Noak-Meyers, and E. Watts Malouchos) 2014 Creating Community Through Curation: The Reuse of Middle Woodland Lithic Tools in Mississippian Context in Southwestern Indiana, poster presented at the 60th Annual Midwest Archaeological Conference in Champaign, IL. (E. Watts Malouchos, S. Christian, L. Griffiths, I. Osmundsen, C. Strauss) 2014 Community and Cosmos: New Insights into Mississippian Community Organization in Southwestern Indiana from the Stephan-Steinkamp Site (12Po33), poster presented at the 60th Annual Midwest Archaeological Conference in Champaign, IL. 2014 Ancient Canine DNA: Implications for Late Woodland and Mississippian (AD 600–1400) Populations and Relatedness paper presented at the 60th Annual Midwest Archaeological Conference in Champaign, IL. (K. Witt, K. Noak-Meyers, and E. Watts Malouchos) 2014 Untitled in The Archaeologist as Artist: Research Photography in a New Context, photography presentation presented at the 8th Annual North American Theoretical Archaeology Group Conference in Champaign-Urbana, IL. 2014 Tempering Agents, Tempering Arguments: Negotiating Mixed Tempered Ceramics in the PreColumbian Midwest (ca. AD 800-1275), paper presented at the 8th Annual North American Theoretical Archaeology Group Conference in Champaign-Urbana, IL. (M. Buchanan and E. Watts Malouchos) 2014 What’s Grog Got to do With It? Ceramic Temper, Technological Production, and Social Change in the Pre-Columbian Midwestern US, paper presented for the 79th Annual Society for American Archaeology meeting in Austin, TX. (E. Watts and M. Buchanan) 2014 The Early Mississippian Occupation of Southwestern Indiana: Insights from Recent Excavations at the Stephan-Steinkamp Site (12PO33), paper presented for the 129th Annual Indiana Academy of Science Meeting in Indianapolis, IN. 2014 Indiana University Skomp Lecture: Magnetometry and Targeted Excavations at the Stephan-Steinkamp Site (12PO33), paper presented for the Indiana University Anthropology Graduate Student Association Symposium in Bloomington, IN. 2013 Archaeological Investigations of the Late Woodland and Early Mississippian Occupations at the Stephan-Steinkamp Site (12P033) in Posey County, Indiana, paper presented at the 59th Annual Midwest Archaeological Conference in Columbus, OH. 2013 Burned Bone at Yokem: Questioning Cremation as a Mortuary Practice, paper presented at the 59th Annual Midwest Archaeological Conference in Columbus, OH. (D. Cook, E. Watts, L. Drane and R. Nathan) 2013 Tempered Typologies: Implications of Identifying Mixed-Tempered Ceramics in Yankeetown Collections from Southwestern Indiana, poster presented at the Annual Indiana Archaeology Council Conference in Strawtown Koteewi Park, IN.

9 2013 Tempered Typologies: Implications of Identifying Mixed-Tempered Ceramics in Yankeetown Collections from Southwestern Indiana, poster presented at the 7th Annual World Archaeological Congress in Dead Sea, Jordan. 2012 Enchained, Entangled, Engaged: Building Mississippian Society, paper presented at the 69th Annual Southeastern Archaeological Conference in Baton Rouge, LA. (S. Alt and E. Watts) 2012 Trading Traditions: Interactions between Yankeetown and Cahokia in Southwestern Indiana, paper presented at the 77th Annual Society for American Archaeology Meeting in Memphis, TN. (E. Watts and S. Alt) 2011 Building Community at Dead Man’s Curve, paper presented at the 57th Annual Midwest Archaeological Conference in La Crosse, WI. E. Watts and S. Alt) 2011 Building Community at Dead Man’s Curve: Preliminary Interpretations, paper presented at the 3rd Annual Mississippian Conference in Evansville, IN. (S. Alt and E. Watts) 2010 Ceramics from Recent Excavations at East St. Louis, paper presented at the 56th Annual Midwest Archaeological Conference in Bloomington, IN. (E. Watts and J. Kruchten) 2010 Moving Objects, Moving People: Non-Local Pottery at East St. Louis, paper presented at the 67th Annual Southeastern Archaeological Conference in Lexington, KY. (E. Watts and J. Kruchten) 2009 Looking for Yankeetown at Dead Man’s Curve, paper presented at the 55th Annual Midwest Archaeological Conference in Iowa City, IA. (M. Buchanan, S. Alt, and E. Watts) 2009 It Is Better to Burn Out than to Fade Away: The Tale of a Burned Wall Trench House at a Yankeetown Site in SW Indiana, paper presented at the 66th Annual Southeastern Archaeology Conference in Mobile, AL. (S. Alt, M. Buchanan, and E. Watts)

INVITED LECTURES AND PANEL DISCUSSIONS 2020 Tracing the Angel Axis: Architectural Alignments and Lunar Landscapes in Southwestern Indiana. Invited lecture for the Illinois State Archaeological Survey. 2020 Architectural Alignments and Lunar Landscapes: Tracing the Construction of Angel Communities in Southwestern Indiana. Invited lecture for the Cahokia Mounds Winter Lecture Series. 2019 Searching for Buried Gardens: Indiana University Campus Archaeology at Wylie House Museum. Invited lecture for the Indiana University Libraries Stories from IU Special Collections Speaker Series. 2018 Searching for Buried Gardens: Indiana University Campus Archaeology at Wylie House Museum. Invited lecture for the Indiana University Office of the Bicentennial. 2017 Collaboration and Consultation with Descendant, Local, and Displaced Communities. Invited panelist for the Midwest Archaeology Conference Student Committee, 61st Annual Midwest Archaeology Conference in Indianapolis, IN. 2017 The Mississippian Period in Southwestern Indiana. Invited lecture at Auburn University. 2017 The Rise and Decline of the City of Cahokia. Invited lecture at Indiana University. 2016 Creating Community: Investigating Mississippian Architectural Practices in Southwestern Indiana. Invited lecture for the First Nations Educational and Cultural Center Speaker Series at Indiana University. 2016 Mississippian Cosmology and Angel Mounds. Invited lecture at Indiana University. 2016 Excavations at the Courtyard Area Between Borrows (11S34/CABB Tract. Invited lecture for the Cahokia Archaeological Society at Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site. 2016 Constructing Community: Investigating Mississippian Communities of Practice in Southwestern Indiana. Invited lecture for the 11th Annual National Center for Great Lakes Native American Culture Academic Conference, Portland, IN. 2014 Mississippian in Southwestern Indiana. Invited lecture at Indiana University. 2014 Mississippian Ceramics in Southwestern Indiana. Invited flash presentation for the Midwest Archaeological Conference Ceramics Workshop, Champaign-Urbana, IL. 2014 Yankeetown Ceramics. Invited flash presentation for the Midwest Archaeological Conference Ceramics Workshop, Champaign-Urbana, IL. 2014 An Introduction to Late Prehistoric Ceramics in Southwestern Indiana. Invited lecture at Indiana University. 2014 From the Midwest to the Mediterranean: Crossing and Questioning Archaeological Boundaries. Invited lecture for the Norwegian Institute at Athens, Athens, Greece. 10 2013 Looking for Everyday Late Woodland Life in Southwestern Indiana. Invited talk for Indiana Archaeology Month at Indiana University. 2013, 2014 The Late Woodland and Yankeetown: The Bad Gray Culture? Invited lecture at Indiana University. 2011, 2012 Life After Graduation. Invited panelist for the Anthropology Graduate Student Association at Indiana University. 2011 Bioarchaeology of the Plains. Invited lecture at Indiana University. 2011 The Solving the Mystery of Yankeetown Project. Invited lecture at Indiana University. 2010 The Profits and Perils of CRM Archaeology. Invited lecture at Indiana University.

PUBLIC OUTREACH AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT 2019 Campus Archaeology at Wylie House Museum for Indiana University First Thursdays 2018 Searching for Buried Gardens: Indiana University Campus Archaeology at Wylie House Museum 2018 Recent Archaeological Research in Monroe County for the Morgan County Genealogical and Historical Society 2018 Indiana University Mini University Excavations at Wylie House Museum 2018 Indiana University Wylie House Museum Community Archaeology Days 2017 History Hike at Sycamore Land Trust’s Porter West Nature Preserve 2017 Lotus Blossoms World Cultures Bazaar: Indiana Archaeology 2017 Harmony High School Senior Project, Mentor for high school senior project 2017 Girl’s Inc. of Monroe County, Cultures around the World for Teens Afterschool 2016 Archaeology Month Open House: GIS Mapping Demonstration of Hinkle-Garton Historic Farmstead 2016 Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology: College Mentors for Kids, Indiana University 2016 Chapter Lotus Blossoms World Cultures Bazaar: Indians of Indiana 2015 Brownie Archaeology Try-It Badge Workshop 2015 Lotus Blossoms World Cultures Bazaar: Indiana Archaeology 2015 Girl’s Inc. of Monroe County, What is Archaeology? for Teens Afterschool 2014 Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology: Indiana Archaeology Month Discovering 2014 Archaeology Lotus Blossoms World Cultures Bazaar: Introduction to Archaeology 2014 Judge for the Indiana Hoosier Science and Engineering Fair 2013 Everyday Life in the Eastern Woodlands 2013 Time Team America: The Science of Archaeology 2013 Brownie Math and Science Day: Archaeology 2012 Lotus Blossoms World Cultures Bazaar: Archaeology and Pottery Around the World 2012 Highland Park Elementary School Science Fair: Anthropology 2012 Brownie/Girl Scout Archaeology Try-It Badge Workshop 2010 Arlington Heights Elementary School Science: Archaeology 2009 Indiana University Brownie Math and Science Day: Archaeology 2008 St. Louis Science Center Volunteer: Archaeology and Paleontology

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS World Archaeological Congress Society for American Archaeology American Anthropological Association Theoretical Archaeological Group Southeastern Archaeological Conference Midwest Archaeological Conference Indiana Archaeology Council

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