I. ACADEMIC/PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND

Stephen L. Black Associate Professor, Anthropology

B. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND Ph.D. 1990 Harvard University Anthropology Dissertation: Field Methods and Methodologies in Lowland Maya Archaeology A.M. 1987 Harvard University Anthropology M.A. 1984 Univ. Texas at San Antonio Anthropology B.A. 1976 Univ. Texas at Austin Archaeological Studies

C. UNIVERSITY EXPERIENCE Associate Professor Texas State University 2015- Assistant Professor Texas State University 2008-2015 Lecturer University of Texas, Austin 1997-2002 Lecturer Harvard University 1990-1991 Instructor Harvard University 1988-1990 Teaching Fellow Harvard University 1984-1988 Teaching Assistant University of Texas, San Antonio 1981-1983

D. RELEVANT PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Archaeological Experience -- North America

Leader, Eagle Nest Canyon Expeditions 2014-2016 Five to Six-month field expeditions, January-May/June, to Langtry, Texas where Eagle Nest Canyon joins the . Current, former, and future Texas State graduate and undergraduate students worked with collaborators from the Shumla School, UT-San Antonio, and various other organizations to carry out state-of-the-art archaeological investigations in Eagle Cave and other rockshelters and sites.

Principal Investigator, Ancient Southwest Texas Project 2009- Ongoing research program focused on the prehistory of the Lower Pecos Canyonlands of Southwest Texas. Program includes archaeological field schools (2010, 2011, 2013, 2015) for Texas State undergraduates, and major field seasons (2012, 2014, 2015, 2016) to support graduate student field research, archaeological survey and excavation.

Editor/Director, Texas Beyond History 2001- Co-leader of www.texasbeyondhistory.net, the “virtual museum of Texas’ cultural heritage,” created by the Texas Archeological Research Laboratory at the University of Texas at Austin in partnership with 16 other organizations. Unique public education website synthesizing the archeology and early history of Texas for diverse audiences.

Director 1999-2000 Southern Texas Archaeological Society Field School, Stiver Ranch, Kimble County. Two 10-day field schools plus numerous weekend sessions, survey and excavation of Late Archaic and Late Prehistoric campsites and a sinkhole cemetery.

Co-Organizer, Headwaters Experimental Workshops 1996-1998 With Susan Decker and Richard Stark, lead four three-day hands-on workshops exploring indigenous methods of hot-rock cooking through controlled experiments, seminars, field

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trips and intensive interactions with 15-20 participants including Lewis Binford, Luann Wandsnider, and professors, researchers, and students from Texas.

Research Associate Fall 1991-2008 Texas Archeological Research Laboratory, University of Texas at Austin, Darrell G. Creel, Director. Project Archeologist/Analyst, Pavo Real Project (1999-2001) Co-Principal Investigator, Woodrow Heard Project (1997-1999) Co-Principal Investigator, Texas Historic Sites Atlas Project (1995-1997) Co-Principal Investigator, Wurzbach Project (1992-1996) Project Director, Burned Rock Midden Project, (1991-1996)

These projects were large Interagency Contracts with the Texas Department of Transportation (BRM, Wurzbach, Woodrow Heard, Pavo Real) and the Texas Historical Commission (Atlas) that resulted in various reports listed below. The Historic Sites Atlas Project involved digitizing 55,000 site records.

Consultant Summers 1986-1987 U.S. Army Corp of Engineers, Southwest District, Arkansas Archeological Survey (Fred Limp, coordinator). Wrote three major chapters of a regional synthesis for the southern third of Texas (Hester, Black et al. 1989).

Consultant July to August 1986 Loma Sandia Project. Wrote the Archaeological and Ethnohistorical Background and Prehistoric Ceramics sections of a two volume report on a large Archaic cemetery in south Texas (Black 1995b).

Consultant Summers 1983-1984 Bear Creek Scout Reservation, south central Texas. Set up an archaeological program for the Boy Scouts.

Staff Archaeologist July 1976-1984 Held various contract archaeology positions at the Center For Archaeological Research (CAR), University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA), Thomas R. Hester, Director. Between 1976 and August 1984 I worked continuously for CAR-UTSA (full-time except while taking courses or while in Mesoamerica) in positions ranging from sole Crew Member on one day surveys to Crew Chief of large survey and testing projects, to Project Archaeologist of several major mitigation projects in various parts of Texas and New Mexico. Below this period is summarized in various segments which exemplify the kinds of projects I was involved in.

Project Director 1981-1985 Hinojosa Project, south Texas. Designed (Hester and Black n.d.) and carried out mitigation (four month excavation) of a single component Late Prehistoric site. Wrote and edited a major monograph (Black 1986).

Project Archaeologist 1979 to 1983 Panther Springs Creek Site, south-central Texas. Directed a seven month excavation of a large, multi-component Early Archaic to Late Prehistoric site and the laboratory work and write-up of a major monograph (Black and McGraw 1985).

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Assistant Field Director June 1977 to June 1979 Project, a massive mitigation project in south Texas involving intensive survey, testing, and excavation of prehistoric and historic sites. Ten months in the field and over a year analyzing lithic and ceramic material and co-authoring several major reports (Hall, Black and Graves 1982; Brown et al. 1982; Hall, Hester and Black 1986).

Crew Member and Crew Chief June 1976 to June 1977 Worked on over a dozen different survey and testing projects. Participated in the field, lab and write-up of projects such as a four day, two person testing project of a small prehistoric site in the south Texas coastal plain (Black 1976) and a seven-week predictive survey in the Jornada Basin of southern New Mexico (Crew Chief of a 7+ person crew and wrote a third of an edited volume; Hester, ed. 1977).

Crew Member June to October 1975 McGregor Range Project, large predictive survey in southern New Mexico. Texas Archeological Survey, U.T. Austin. David S. Dibble, Director.

Archaeological Experience -- Mesoamerica and South America

Field Supervisor February to March 2000 San Agustín de Callo, Ecuador, David O. Brown, Project Director. Supervised excavation of an Inca road and associated terraces, as well as of a Spanish Colonial acequia and mill.

Chief Archaeologist February to May 1985 Rio Azul Project, Peten, Guatemala, R.E.W. Adams, Project Director. Mapped settlement and supervised testing of a drained field system, lithic workshops, and Preclassic settlement at El Pedernal, a satellite community associated with Rio Azul (Black 1987).

Senior Field Archaeologist February to May 1984 Rio Azul Project. Mapped settlement and tested a drained field system and associated lithic workshops (Black and Suhler 1986). Logistics and camp manager during excavation of a major Early Classic Tomb.

Staff Member May 1983 Rio Azul Project. Reconnaissance and planning season for multi-year project focusing on the heavily looted Maya site of Rio Azul. Recorded the architectural details exposed in the looter's trenches (Black and Potter 1984).

Field Archaeologist and Teaching Assistant January to April 1983 Colha Project and UTSA Graduate Field School, Belize. Involved in most aspects of project from writing research design and field method manual, to planning logistics, to leading students through Mexico, to assisting with field school and Earthwatch to carrying out excavations of Late and Middle Preclassic domestic structures (Black 1982; 1983; Anthony and Black 1994).

Staff Member January to April 1981 Colha Project, Belize. Excavation and mapping of monumental architecture and lithic workshops at the Maya site of Colha; testing of the Northern River Lagoon site (coastal Maya); and survey of the Ladyville site (preceramic).

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C. Other Professional Credentials

Registered Professional Archaeologist

II. TEACHING

A. TEACHING HONORS and AWARDS Favorite Professor, Alpha Chi College Honor Society – Spring 2012 Favorite Professor, Alpha Chi College Honor Society – Spring 2011 Outstanding Teaching Fellow, Harvard University – Fall 1987

B. COURSES TAUGHT Archaeological Field Methods, Archaeological Field School, North American Archaeology, Texas Archaeology, Archaeology Seminar, Cultural Resource Management Archaeology, Archaeological Field Investigations, History of Archaeology, Mesoamerican Civilizations, Introduction to Anthropology, Method and Theory, Introduction to Archaeology, Mesoamerican Civilizations

C. GRADUATE THESES/DISSERTATIONS Pagano, Victoria (in progress; supervisor) Lodge, Spencer (in progress; supervisor) Nielsen, Christina (in progress; supervisor) Castaneda, Amanda (2015; supervisor) Knapp, Ashleigh (2015; supervisor) Basham, George (2015; supervisor) Rodriquez, Daniel (2015; supervisor) Mills, Blair (2015; committee member) Hampton, Michael (in progress?; committee member) Vilsack, Laura (in progress, committee member) Palimson, Molly (2014; committee member) Gandy, Jennifer (2013; committee member) Hooge, Jacob (2013; committee member) Gilmer, Ana (2013; committee member) Rush, Haley (2013; committee member) Koenig, Charles (2012; supervisor) Campbell, John (2012; supervisor) Hefner, Joshua (2011; member) Johnson, Matthew (2010; member) Lawrence, Kenneth (2010; member) UT Austin (2 theses, 2 dissertations)

D. COURSES PREPARED (Texas State only) Texas Archaeology, North American Archaeology, Cultural Resource Management Archaeology, Archaeological Field School, Archaeological Field Methods

III. SCHOLARLY/CREATIVE

A. WORKS IN PRINT

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1a. SCHOLARLY MONOGRAPHS (Refereed) 2003 COLLINS, MICHAEL B., DALE B. HUDLER, AND S.L. BLACK Pavo Real (41BX52): A Paleoindian and Archaic Camp and Workshop on the Balcones Escarpment, South-Central Texas. Studies in Archeology 41. Texas Archeological Research Laboratory, The University of Texas at Austin.

2000 DECKER, SUSAN, STEPHEN L. BLACK, and THOMAS GUSTAVSON The Woodrow Heard Site, 41UV88, A Holocene Terrace Site in the Western Balcones Canyonlands of Southwestern Texas. Studies in Archeology 33. Texas Archeological Research Laboratory, The University of Texas at Austin.

1998 BLACK, S. L., CHARLES D. FREDERICK, KEVIN JOLLY, JASON R. LUCAS, JAMES W. KARBULA, PAUL R. TAKAC, AND DANIEL R. POTTER. Archeology Along the Wurzbach Parkway: Module 3, Investigation and Experimentation at the Higgins Site (41BX184), Studies in Archeology 27. Two Volumes. Texas Archeological Research Laboratory, The University of Texas at Austin.

1997 Black, S. L., Linda W. Ellis, Darrell G. Creel, and Glenn T. Goode Hot Rock Cooking on the Greater Edwards Plateau: Four Burned Rock Midden Sites in West Central Texas. Studies in Archeology 22. Texas Archeological Research Laboratory, The University of Texas at Austin.

1986 The Clemente and Herminia Hinojosa Site, 41 JW 8: A Toyah Horizon Campsite in Southern Texas. CAR-UTSA, Special Report 18.

1985 BLACK, S.L. and ALFRED J. McGRAW The Panther Springs Creek Site: Cultural Change and Continuity in the Upper Salado Creek Drainage, South Central Texas. CAR-UTSA, Archaeological Survey Report (ASR) 100.

1b. TEXTBOOKS 2003 BLACK, STEPHEN L. and KEVIN JOLLY Archaeology by Design, Archaeologist’s Toolkit Series #1, Altamira Press.

1d. CHAPTERS IN BOOKS 2013 Archaeologists of the Lower Pecos Canyonlands. In Painters in Prehistory: Archaeology and Art of the Lower Pecos Canyonlands, edited by Harry J. Shafer, p. 139-152. Trinity University Press.

2a. REFEERED JOURNAL ARTICLES 2015 BLACK, STEPHEN L., M. KATHERINE SPRADLEY, and MICHELLE D. HAMILTON Crevice Interments Deconstructed. Texas Journal of Archeology and History, 2:1-16.

2014 LOHSE, JON C., BRENDAN J. CULLETON, STEPHEN L. BLACK and DOUGLAS J. KENNETT A Precise Chronology of Middle to Late Holocene Bison Exploitation in the Far Southern Great Plains. Texas Journal of Archeology and History, 1:94-126.

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2014 LOHSE, JON C., BLACK, S. L. and CHOLAK, LALY M. Toward an Improved Archaic Radiocarbon Chronology for Central Texas. Bulletin of the Texas Archeological Society, 85:251-279.

2014 BLACK, S. L. and ALSTON V. THOMS Hunter-Gatherer Earth Ovens in the Archaeological Record: Fundamental Concepts. American Antiquity, 79(4):204-226.

1995a (Texas) Archeology 1995. Bulletin of the Texas Archeological Society 66:17-45

1990 The Carnegie Uaxactun Project and the Development of Maya Archaeology. Ancient Mesoamerica 1:257-276, Cambridge University Press.

1984 D.R. POTTER, T.R. HESTER, S.L. BLACK and FRED VALDEZ JR. Relationship Between Early Preclassic and Early Middle Preclassic Sites in Northern Belize: A Comment on "Lowland Maya Archaeology at the Crossroads". American Antiquity 49(3):628-631.

2b. NON-REFEERED JOURNAL ARTICLES 2014 Eagle Nest Canyon: On the Trail of Ancient Southwest Texans. Hillviews 45(2):3-6.

2013 Two Paths in Texas Archeology: LeRoy Johnson, Jr. and Eldred Thomas Miller. Texas Archeology 57(2):18-23.

2010 HALL, GRANT D. and S.L. BLACK Chronological Bibliography of Lower Pecos Archeology. Bulletin of the Texas Archeological Society 81:205-226.

1997 Hot Ideas, Half-baked Sotol, and Cold, Wet Looks. Cultural Resource Management News and Views 9(1):24-27. Texas Historical Commission.

1994 BLACK, S.L. and HARRY J. SHAFER Archeology by the Numbers? A Dissenting and Trenchant Viewpoint on DAP Survey Guidelines. CRM News and Views 6(2):16-18, Texas Historical Commission, Austin.

1993 Nailing the Coffin Shut on the Traditional Approach to Prehistoric Archeology in Texas: An Epitaph and Inquiry into the Afterlife. CRM News and Views 5(1):16-19, Texas Historical Commission, Austin.

5. REPORTS 2000 MESKILL, FRANCES H., LESLIE C. SHAW, and S. L. BLACK Excavations at BX323, The Witte Museum Parcel: Archaic Period Occupations on the Banks of the San Antonio River, Bexar County, Texas. Technical Series 50, Texas Archeological Research Laboratory, The University of Texas at Austin.

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1998 BLACK, S. L., JAMES W. KARBULA, CHARLES D. FREDERICK, and CHARLES G. MEAR Archeology Along the Wurzbach Parkway: Module 5, Testing and Geoarcheological Evaluation at the Number-6 Site (41BX996) and Other Sites, Studies in Archeology 29. Texas Archeological Research Laboratory, The University of Texas at Austin.

1995 “Archaeological and Ethnohistorical Background” and "Prehistoric Ceramics" sections in Anna J. Taylor and C. Lynn Highley, Archeological Investigations at the Loma Sandia Site (41LK28): A Prehistoric Cemetery and Campsite in Live Oak County, Texas. Studies in Archeology 20, Texas Archeological Research Laboratory, University of Texas at Austin.

1995 POTTER, DANIEL R. AND S.L. BLACK Archeology along the Wurzbach Parkway, Module 2: Initial Testing and Evaluation of Five Prehistoric Sites in the Upper Salado Watershed, Bexar County, Texas. Studies in Archeology 18, Texas Archeological Research Laboratory, University of Texas at Austin.

1995 POTTER, D. R., S.L. BLACK, and K. JOLLY Archeology along the Wurzbach Parkway, Module 1: Introduction, Conceptual Framework, and Contexts of Archeological Investigations in Bexar County, South-Central Texas. Studies in Archeology 17, Texas Archeological Research Laboratory, University of Texas at Austin.

1994 ANTHONY, DANA and S.L. BLACK Operation 2031: The 1983 Main Plaza Excavations. In: Hester, T.R., H.J. Shafer and J.D. Eaton, eds. Continuing Archaeology at Colha, Belize. Studies in Archeology 16, Texas Archeological Research Laboratory, University of Texas at Austin.

1989 HESTER, THOMAS R., S.L. BLACK et al. From the Gulf to the Rio Grande: Human Adaptation in Central, South, and Lower Pecos Texas. Arkansas Archeological Survey Research Series No. 33.

1987 Settlement Pattern Survey and Testing, 1985. In: R.E.W. Adams, ed. Rio Azul Reports Number 3, The 1985 Season. CAR-UTSA.

1986 BLACK, S.L. and CHARLES K. SUHLER The 1984 Rio Azul Settlement Survey. In: R.E.W. Adams, ed. Rio Azul Reports Number 2, The 1984 Season. CAR-UTSA.

1986 HALL, GRANT D., T.R. HESTER and S.L. BLACK The Prehistoric Sites at Choke Canyon Reservoir, Southern Texas: The Results of Phase II Archaeological Investigations. Choke Canyon Series (CCS) 10, CAR-UTSA.

1986 El Pedernal Sheet of the Rio Azul Maps (1985). In: R.E.W. Adams, ed. Rio Azul Reports Number 2, The 1984 Season. CAR-UTSA.

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1984 BLACK, S.L. and D. R. POTTER Architectural Recording. In: Adams, R.E.W ed. Rio Azul Project Reports Number 1: 1983 Season, CAR-UTSA.

1983 BLACK, S.L. and I. WAYNE COX A Cultural Resource Survey of Dredge Disposal Sites along the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, Brazoria and Matagorda Counties, Texas. CAR-UTSA, ASR 124.

1982 BROWN, KENNETH M., D.R. POTTER, G.D. HALL and S.L. BLACK Excavations at 41 LK 67, A Prehistoric Site in the Choke Canyon Reservoir, South Texas. CAR-UTSA, CCS 7.

1982 HALL, G.D., S.L. BLACK and CAROL GRAVES Archaeological Investigations at Choke Canyon Reservoir, South Texas: Phase I Findings. CAR-UTSA, CCS 5.

1979 FOX, ANNE S., S.L. BLACK and STEVEN R. JAMES Intensive Survey and Testing of Archaeological Sites on Coleto Creek, Victoria and Goliad Counties, Texas. CAR-UTSA, ASR 67.

1978 Archaeological Investigations at the Banquete Bend Site (41 NU 63), Nueces County, Texas. CAR-UTSA, ASR 63.

1977 ROEMER, ERWIN JR. and S.L. BLACK Archaeological Survey and Testing at the City of Live Oak Park, Bexar County, Texas. CAR-UTSA, ASR 47.

1977 T.R. HESTER, ed. An Archaeological Survey of the Radium Springs Area, Southern New Mexico. CAR-UTSA, ASR 26. Authored or co-authored four sections of the report.

1976 An Historical and Archaeological Assessment of the Proposed San Antonio Botanical Center. CAR-UTSA, ASR 24.

6. BOOK REVIEWS 2010 Book review “Battles of the Red River War: Archeological Perspectives on the Indian Campaign of 1874.” By J. Brett Cruse. Southwestern Historical Quarterly 113(3):398-399.

2011 Book review “A History of the Ancient Southwest.” By Stephen H. Lekson, Southwestern Historical Quarterly 114(4):445-447.

7. OTHER WORKS

WEB PUBLICATIONS (major online exhibits only) 2011 Lake Naconiche Prehistory (/www.texasbeyondhistory.net/naconiche/) co-editor of 8-section exhibit on excavations at Caddo sites near Nacogdoches.

2010 Nuestra Señora de los Dolores de los Ais: Spanish Mission on the Camino Real (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/dolores/) editor and co-author of 11-section exhibit on 18th century Spanish mission in East Texas.

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2009 Coastal Prairies and Marshlands Regional Exhibit Set (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/coast/) co-editor and author of numerous component sections and two major exhibits listed next. I also worked closely with three Texas State graduate students (Kidder, Smith, and Johnson) who contributed various substantive sections.

2009 Mitchell Ridge: Camp and Burial Ground on Galveston Island (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/mitchell/) editor and co-author of 10-section exhibit on prehistoric and early historic site on upper Texas coast.

2009 Guadalupe Bay: Shoreline Camp between River and Sea (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/guadbay/) editor and co-author of 8-section exhibit on prehistoric site on middle Texas coast.

2008 Arenosa Shelter (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/arenosa/) editor and co-author of 7-section exhibit on deeply stratified 10,000-year-old campsite near Langtry, Texas.

2008 Trans-Pecos Mountains and Basins Regional Exhibit Set (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/trans-p/) editor and prime author of numerous component sections and exhibits, including Prehistory, Ancient Places, Nature’s Harvest, and Native Peoples.

2008 La Junta de los Rios: Villagers of the Chihuahuan Desert Rivers (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/junta/) editor and co-author of 12-section exhibit on southeasternmost Southwestern culture area.

2007 Los Adaes: 18th-Century Capital of Spanish Texas (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/adaes/), editor and prime author of 10-section exhibit synthesizing the history and archeology of site near Nachitoches, Louisiana.

2006 South Texas Plains Regional Exhibit Set (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/st- plains/), editor and prime author of numerous component sections and exhibits, including Prehistory, Ancient Places, Nature’s Harvest, and Native Peoples.

2006 Hinojosa Site: On the Toyah Horizon in Deep South Texas (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/hinojosa/), editor and sole author of 5-section interpretive exhibit with linked to numerous PDF documents of Black 1986 (CRM project, UTSA).

2006 Morhiss Mound (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/morhiss/), editor and prime author of 5-section exhibit summarizing and interpreting never-published 1930s-1940s major excavation by UT-Austin/WPA of natural mound on lower used as major campsite and cemetery from Paleoindian through Proto- historic times.

2006 Choke Canyon: Hunter-Gatherer Life along the Frio River in the South Texas Brush Country (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/choke/), editor (and uncredited co- author) of 6-section exhibit summarizing major 1970s CRM project by UTSA.

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2005 Plateaus and Canyondlands Regional Exhibit Set (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/plateaus/), first region of Prehistoric Texas initiative, lead editor and prime author of numerous component sections and exhibits, including Prehistory, Ancient Places, and Nature’s Harvest.

2005 Hinds Cave: A Perishable Scientific Treasure (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/hinds/), editor and prime author of 9-section interpretive synthesis of under-reported major excavation by Texas A&M that led to numerous theses, dissertations, and peer-reviewed articles.

2004 Plains Villagers of the Texas Panhandle (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/villagers/), editor of exhibit set composed of five substantive exhibits. I edited (and was unacknowledged co-author of) of 6- section exhibit Buried City: Village Life along Wolf Creek (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/buriedcity/), 7-section exhibit Hank’s House 1: Anatomy of a Burned Pithouse (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/villagers/hank1/) and a 6,000-word essay Hank’s House 2: A Puzzle Wrapped in Mystery (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/villagers/hank2/)

2004 Explorers, Excavators, and Promoters: A History of Plains Villager Research In the Texas Panhandle (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/villagers/research/), editor and prime author of 6-section exhibit synthesizing research history that began with Texas’ first archeological excavation in 1907.

2004 Making Cordmarked Pottery (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/cordmarked/), editor and prime author of 3,000-word illustrated technological essay.

2003 Pavo Real: A Paleoindian and Archaic Campsite and Workshop on the Balcones Escarpment (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/pavoreal/), editor and prime author of 5-section exhibit on CRM excavation by TxDOT and analysis by TARL.

2003 Tejas: Life and Times of the Caddo (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/tejas/), editor and prime author of very large topical exhibit set synthesizing Caddo history from Late Archaic through modern times. The Tejas exhibits are composed of nine integrated exhibits and special features such as Caddo Map Tool (layered interactive maps),and sections for schoolchildren and K-12 teachers.

2003 Created in Clay (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/tejas/clay/), editor and prime author of 6-section exhibit on Caddo pottery featuring 3-D galleries of ancient and modern Caddo pottery.

2003 Caddo Fundamentals (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/tejas/fundamentals/), editor and prime author of 10-section exhibit introducing the Caddo people, heir homeland, their language, and the larger context within which Caddo societies once existed.

2003 Caddo Ancestors: Uncovering Early Caddo History (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/tejas/ancestors/), editor and prime author of 9- section exhibit tracing the culture history of the Caddo from Archaic times to the late 1700s.

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2002 The Harrell Site: Peace and Violence on the Upper (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/harrell/), co-editor and author of 6-section exhibit, an interpretive synthesis of a previously unreported late 1930s WPA excavation of an Archaic and Late Prehistoric campsite and cemetery

2001 Lower Pecos (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/pecos/), editor and prime author of a 10-section exhibit (including later additions) that summarizes and synthesizes the archeology of this distinctive culture area.

2001 Bonfire Shelter (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/bonfire/), editor and sole author of 10-section exhibit on North America’s earliest bison jump site, scene of two major excavation projects by UT-Austin.

2001 Firecracker Pueblo (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/firecracker/), editor and prime author of 11-section exhibit on Jornada Mogollon village.

2001 Mission San Sabá (www.texasbeyondhistory.net/sansaba/), editor and unacknowledged co-author of 7-section exhibit on Spanish Colonial mission destroyed by allied force of “Norteno” Indians in 1758.

B. WORKS NOT IN PRINT

NOTE: Numerous presentations at local, regional, state, and national meetings as well as workshops, lectures, and consultations, 1976-Spring 2008 (prior to Texas State). These are not listed. Since arriving at Texas State, fall 2008:

1. PAPERS/POSTERS PRESENTED AT PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS “Paleofeces at Eagle Cave: A Preliminary Report of Ongoing Research,” Black, S. L., E. R. McCuiston, M. E. Larsen, and C. W. Beck, 87th Annual Meeting, Texas Archeological Society, Houston.

“The 2015 Investigations of Eagle Cave,” Charles K. Koenig and Black, 87th Annual Meeting, Texas Archeological Society. Houston

“An Extraordinary Earth Oven Facility at Kelley Cave,” 80th Annual Meeting, Society for American Archaeology, San Francisco, April, 2015

“2014 Expedition to Eagle Nest Canyon,” Black, Charles W. Koenig, Mark D. Willis, and Charles D. Frederick. 85th Annual Meeting, Texas Archeological Society, San Marcos, October, 2014

“Documenting, Sampling, and Conserving Complexly Stratified Rockshelter Deposits,” Black and Charles W. Koenig, 79th Annual Meeting, Society for American Archaeology, Austin, TX, April, 2014

“Dead Man’s Delight: New Approaches to Excavating, Mapping, and Sampling Burned Rock Middens,” Charles W. Koenig and Black, 79th Annual Meeting, Society for American Archaeology, Austin, TX, April, 2014

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“Introducing the Lower Pecos Canyonlands,” Black and Carolyn E. Boyd, 84th Annual Meeting, Texas Archeological Society, Del Rio, October, 2013

“Eagle Nest Canyon Investigations: Past, Present, and Future,” Black and Charles W. Koenig, 84th Annual Meeting, Texas Archeological Society, Del Rio, October, 2013

“Dead Man’s Delight: New Approaches to Excavating, Mapping, and Sampling Burned Rock Middens” Charles W. Koenig and Black, 84th Annual Meeting, Texas Archeological Society, Del Rio, October, 2013

“Ancient Southwest Texas: Progress and Prospects,” 83rd Annual Meeting, Texas Archeological Society, Tyler, October, 2012

“Hot Rock Cooking in the Lower Pecos Canyonlands,” 77th Annual Meeting, Society for American Archaeology, Memphis, TN, April, 2012

“Hot Rock Cooking in Ancient Southwest Texas,” 82nd Annual Meeting, Texas Archeological Society, Ft Worth, October, 2011

“Ongoing Investigations of Earth Ovens in the Lower Pecos Canyonlands,” with Charles Koenig and Ashleigh Knapp, poster,” 82nd Annual Meeting, Texas Archeological Society, Ft Worth, October, 2011

"Wickiups and Ramadas in the Lower Pecos Canyonlands." Texas Archeological Society, Corpus Christi, TX, October, 2010

“Amistad and Beyond: 50 Years of Lower Pecos Archaeology,” Texas Archaeological Society, Del Rio, October 24, 2009

“BRMs Reprised: 20 Years After,” Texas Archeological Society, Lubbock, October 25, 2008

2. INVITED PRESENTATIONS “Low Impact, High Resolution: Ongoing Archaeological Investigations of Rockshelters in the Lower Pecos Canyonlands,“ Quarterly Meeting, Hill Country Archaeological Society. Kerrville, October, 2015

“Exploring the Archaeological Traces of Texas’ First 700 Generations,” Student Day Presentation, 79th Annual Meeting, Society for American Archaeology, Austin, TX, April, 2014

“Eagle Nest Canyon Archaeology,” Travis County Archeological Society, Austin, November 14, 2013

“Introduction to Texas Archaeology,” UT NOVA Archaeology Seminar, Austin, April 3, 2013

“Lower Pecos Canyonlands,” UT NOVA Archaeology Seminar, Austin, April 17, 2013

“Ancient Southwest Texas: Progress and Prospects,” Southern Texas Archaeological Association, January 26, 2013

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“Ongoing Archaeology in the Lower Pecos Canyonlands,” Archaeological Rendezvous, Kerrville, October 13, 2012

"Wickiups, Ovens, and Shelters: Ongoing Research on the Shumla Bend of the lower Pecos River." Llano Uplift Archaeological Society, Kingsland, TX Sept 8, 2010

“BRMs Reprised: 20 Years After,” Southern Texas Archeological Association, San Antonio, Society, Lubbock, November 8, 2008

“Texas Beyond History,” HIST 3368A (L. Denton), November 17, 2008

4. WORKSHOPS Co-organizer, Hot Rock Cook-Off, three-day program of experimental archaeology, November 2-4, 2012, Aquarena Center, Texas State University

Participant, four-day symposium "Archaeology without Borders" with Mexican, American, and Native American colleagues. First two days at the Shumla campus near Comstock, Texas followed by four roundtables at the Texas Archeological Society meeting in Corpus, Christi, October 20-23, 2010

Organizer, professional development workshop, "When “Cultural Resources” Aren’t Archaeological Sites: Being Fair to the Rest of Culture." Texas State University, November 13, 2009

5. OTHER WORKS NOT IN PRINT (work in progress)

KOENIG, CHARLES W. and STEPHEN L. BLACK Ms “Earth Ovens and Burned Rock Middens in the Lower Pecos Canyonlands.”

KOENIG, CHARLES W., MARK D. WILLIS, and STEPHEN L. BLACK Ms “Beyond the Square Hole: Application of Structure from Motion Photogrammetry to Archaeological Excavation.” Submitted to the Advances in Archaeological Practice, December, 2015

WILLIS, MARK D., CHARLES W. KOENIG, STEPHEN L. BLACK, and AMANDA M. CASTAÑEDA n.d. “Archaeological 3D Mapping: The Structure From Motion Revolution.” Accepted by the Journal of Texas Archeology and History, February, 2016

C. GRANTS AND CONTRACTS

1. FUNDED EXTERNAL GRANTS AND CONTRACTS TRIP Fund $165,000 2015 Private donation (gift), Ancient Southwest Texas Project $1,000 2015 Private donation (bequest), Ancient Southwest Texas Project $20,016 2013 Private donation (bequest), Ancient Southwest Texas Project $330,000 2013 Private donation (bequest), Undergraduate Scholarship Fund $25,000 2013

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Private donation (grant), Ancient Southwest Texas Project $5,000 2012 George and Cynthia Mitchell Foundation grant $5,000 2012 George and Cynthia Mitchell Foundation grant $5,000 2011 Private donation (grant), Ancient Southwest Texas Project $10,000 2009 Stephen F. Austin University, contract $10,000 2008

FUNDED EXTERNAL GRANTS (over 10K), UT-Austin, 2001-2008 Brown Foundation (through Texas Archeological Society) $20,000 2001 Lende Foundation $12,000 2001 Texas Council for the Humanities $15,412 2002 Texas Preservation Trust Fund (Texas Historical Commission) $15,000 2002 Houston Endowment $25,000 2002 Temple-Inland Foundation $20,000 2002 Summerfield G. Roberts Foundation $17,400 2003 Temple-Inland Foundation $20,000 2003 Texas Preservation Trust Fund (Texas Historical Commission) $20,000 2004 National Endowment for the Humanities $170,000 2004 Clements Foundation $10.000 2005 Texas Preservation Trust Fund (Texas Historical Commission) $25,000 2005 Summerfield G. Roberts Foundation $10,000 2005 Texas Department of Transportation $15,000 2005 Mitchell Family Foundation $30,000 2005 Texas Preservation Trust Fund (Texas Historical Commission) $30,000 2006 Summerlee Foundation $10,000 2006 Mitchell Family Foundation $10,000 2007 Clements Foundation $10.000 2007 Texas Preservation Trust Fund (Texas Historical Commission) $30,000 2007 Educational Foundation of America $50,000 2007 Mitchell Family Foundation $30,000 2008

FUNDED INTERNAL GRANTS (Over 10K), UT-Austin 2004-2006 UT-Austin Liberal Arts IT (competitive grant) $20,000 2004 UT-Austin Utopia (competitive grant) $20,000 2004 UT-Austin Liberal Arts IT (competitive grant) $20,000 2005 UT-Austin Utopia Web Site (competitive grant) $20,000 2006 UT-Austin Liberal Arts IT (competitive grant) $30,000 2006

Prior to 2001, funded External Contracts not tracked, but served as project director or principal investigator for dozens, all of which resulted in scholarly monographs cited above. Unsuccessful grants and contracts not tracked.

3. FUNDED INTERNAL GRANTS AND CONTRACTS Research Enhancement Grant, “"Holocene Landscape Use Intensity in the Lower Pecos Canyonlands," $8,000 2011

D. FELLOWSHIPS, AWARDS, HONORS Dean’s Award for Excellence in Developmental Funding, College of Liberal Arts – 2014 Fellow, Texas Archeological Society – 2012 Merit in Archaeology Award, Texas Historical Commission – 2010 Excellence in Public Education Award, Society for American Archaeology - 2008 Dee Ann Story Award for Archaeological Excellence, STAA – 2000

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` Heizer Award, Outstanding Contributions to S Texas Archaeology, STAA - 1999 Excellence in Archeological Research, Texas Historical Commission – 1998

IV. SERVICE

A. Institutional 2. COLLEGE Research Enhancement Grant Proposal Review Committee, 2015

3. DEPARTMENT Applied Archaeologist Faculty Hiring Committee, Anthropology, 2015-2016

Website Committee, Anthropology, 2013-2016

Curriculum Committee, Anthropology, 2011-2013

Scholarship Committee, Anthropology, 2012-2013

Faculty Sponsor, Experimental Archaeology Club, 2010-2016

Guest Lecture, “Lower Pecos Food Lifeways,” for Dr. Alston Thoms’ graduate seminar, Texas A&M, October, 2014

Guest Lecture, “Prehistoric Southwest” for ENG 3345/5345, October 2, 2014

Organizer, Earth Oven Demonstrations, Sacred Springs Powwow, October 5, 2013 Guest Lecture, “Prehistoric Southwest” for ENG 3345/5345, Sept 17, 2013

Raised $1000 for graduate student scholarship for Spencer Lodge, Summer, 2013

Guest Lectures, “Culture History” for ANTH 4310, February 25 and 27, 2013

Organizer, talk by Dr. Ian Davidson, “Peopling the Last New Worlds: The First Colonisation of Sahul and the Americas” Anthropology Speaker Series, September 27, 2012

Co-Organizer, Hot Rock Cook-Off, Aquarena Center, November 2-4, 2012

Instructor (Filled in for Conlee), ANTH 2415, March 22-end of semester, 2012

Bobcat Day, November 19, 2011

Raised $1000 for graduate student scholarship for Ashleigh Knapp, Spring 2010

Guest Lecture, “Caddo: Westernmost Mississippians” for ANTH 3332, January 28, 2010

Bobcat Day, February 20, 2010

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Guest Lectures, “Culture History” for ANTH 4310, October 19 and 21, 2009

Guest Lecture, “Prehistory of the Greater Edwards Plateau Dr Robert Hard’s Texas Archaeology class at the University of Texas in San Antonio, September 29th, 2009

Organized public talk co-sponsored by Anthropology and History, "The Search for Amelia Earhart" by Thomas F. King, visiting scholar from Maryland. Taylor- Murphy History Building, November 11, 2009

Student Recruiting, Council of Texas Archeologist Meeting, Texas Archaeological Society Annual Meeting, October 24-25, 2008

B. PROFESSIONAL Member, Research Board, SHUMLA School, 2013- Member, Editorial Board, Journal of Texas Archeology and History, 2014- Member, Advisory Board, Center for Archaeological Studies, Texas State University, 2009-

D. SERVICE HONORS AND AWARDS Distinguished Service Award (for TBH), Texas Archeological Society – 2003 Public Service Award (for TBH), Southern Texas Archaeological Society – 2002

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