SETH WILLIAM MALLIOS

University History Curator Professor of Anthropology Director, South Coastal Information Center San Diego State University 5500 Campanile Drive San Diego, CA 92182-6040 Office: (619) 594-4748 Dept.: (619) 594-5527 Fax: (619) 594-1150 E-mail: [email protected]

Primary webpage: http://mallios.sdsu.edu

Education Ph. D. University of Virginia, 1998, Anthropology M. A. University of Virginia, 1996, Anthropology A. B. University of California at Berkeley, 1993, Anthropology (Highest Honors)

Research Interests Historical Archaeology, Economic Anthropology, Contact in the Americas, Ethnohistory, Intercultural Exchange Systems, American Material Culture, Quantitative Methods, The WPA, Modernism, Historic Preservation, The Archaeology of Legend, The Gift, San Diego State University, Cemeteries, Rock ‘n’ Roll, Public History, Orthogonal Thought

Awards 2019 Outstanding Faculty Member, Department of Anthropology, College of Arts and Letters, San Diego State University 2018 Aztec Parents Partnership Award, San Diego State University 2018 First Place, Society for History Archaeology Advisory Council on Underwater Archaeology Photo Festival Competition, Category B: Color Archaeological Field Work in Progress (“Artifacts Abound in the Patio Area of the Nate Harrison Site,” Nate Harrison Historical Archaeology Project) 2017 Finalist, San Diego Book Awards Association, Nonfiction Book, Local Interest, (Let It Rock!: Live from San Diego State) 2013-2014 Alumni Association Award for Outstanding Faculty Contributions to the University (Faculty Monty Award), San Diego State University 2013 Winner, San Diego Book Awards Association, Nonfiction Book, Local Interest, (Hail Montezuma!: The Hidden Treasures of San Diego State). 2013 Finalist, Zahn Challenge, Social Projects Category, San Diego State University Zahn Innovation Center (San Diego State Rock ‘n’ Roll Historical Legacy Project) 2012 Award of Excellence for Historic Preservation; Education Award (SDSU WPA–Era Mural (George Sorenson’s San Diego Industry)), City of San Diego, Historical Resources Board Mallios, Seth W. 2 Department of Anthropology

2012 Outstanding Faculty Member, Department of Anthropology, College of Arts and Letters, San Diego State University 2009-2010 Phi Beta Kappa Faculty Lecturer, Phi Beta Kappa, Nu Chapter of California (San Diego State University Chapter). 2009 Presidential Award for Distinguished Service, San Diego State University 2009 Finalist, San Diego Book Awards Association, Nonfiction Book, Local Interest, Photographic Division (The Cemeteries of San Diego County). 2009 Mary Ward Memorial Award for Historic Archives and Records Management (South Coastal Information Center), Congress of History of San Diego and Imperial Counties 2008 Governor’s Historic Preservation Award (SDSU WPA-Era Mural (Genevieve Bredo’s NRA Packages) Restoration and Relocation), State of California Office of Historic Preservation 2008 President’s Leadership Fund Award for Faculty and Staff Excellence, San Diego State University 2008 “Top 25” Outstanding People Award, San Diego State University 2007 Finalist, San Diego Book Awards Association, Nonfiction Book, Local Interest Division (The Cemeteries of San Diego). 2007 Award of Excellence for Historic Preservation; Archaeology Award (San Diego State University Occasional Archaeology Papers), City of San Diego, Historical Resources Board 2007 Special Commendation; Archaeological Service Award, Councilmember Jim Madaffer, Seventh District, City of San Diego 2007 Thomas F. King Award for Excellence in Cultural Resources Management (South Coastal Information Center of the California Historic Resources Information System), Awarded by the Society for California Archaeology 2006 Award of Excellence for Historic Research and Preservation (Jamestown Archaeology and Anthropology), National Society Daughters of Colonial Wars, California State Society 2006 Award of Excellence for Historic Preservation; Community History Award (San Diego Gravestone Project), City of San Diego, Historical Resources Board 2004-2005 Favorite Faculty Nominee, San Diego State University

Honor societies 2016 Mortar Board 2011 Phi Beta Kappa 2011 Phi Kappa Phi

Teaching, Administrative, Editorial and Field Positions Teaching 2007-pres. Professor, San Diego State University, Department of Anthropology Courses taught: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology, Historical Archaeology, Archaeological Field Techniques, Advanced Archaeological Field Techniques, Archaeological Laboratory Methods, The Historical Archaeology of Nathan Harrison, The Historical Archaeology of the Whaley House, Internships in Applied Anthropology

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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2004-2007 Associate Professor, San Diego State University, Department of Anthropology Courses taught: Principles of Archaeology, Introduction to Cultural Anthropology, Economic Anthropology, Anthropological Data Analysis, Archaeological Field Techniques, Advanced Archaeological Field Techniques, The Historical Archaeology of Nathan Harrison, Historical Archaeology: A World Perspective, Internships in Applied Anthropology 2001-2004 Assistant Professor, San Diego State University, Department of Anthropology Courses taught: Principles of Archaeology, Introduction to Cultural Anthropology, Economic Anthropology, Anthropological Data Analysis, Archaeological Field Techniques, Advanced Archaeological Field Techniques, Internships in Applied Anthropology 1996-2001 Instructor, University of Virginia, School of Continuing and Professional Studies Courses taught: Jamestown Field School in Historical Archaeology 1998-99 Lecturer, University of Virginia, Department of Anthropology Courses taught: Introduction to Anthropology

Administration and Advising 2018-pres. University History Curator, San Diego State University, San Diego, California. 2018-pres. Chair, Board of Directors, Aztec Shops Ltd., San Diego State University, San Diego, California. 2018-pres. Board of Directors, The Campanile Foundation, San Diego State University, San Diego, California. 2013-pres. Board of Directors, Aztec Shops Ltd., San Diego State University, San Diego, California. 2013-pres. Advisory Board, San Diego History Center, Balboa Park, San Diego, California. 2001-pres. Principal Investigator and Director, South Coastal Information Center, San Diego State University, San Diego, California. 2016-2018. Faculty Advisor, Undergraduate Research Journal, College of Arts and Letters (URJCAL), San Diego State University, San Diego, California. 2015-2017 Vice-Chair, Board of Directors, Aztec Shops Ltd., San Diego State University, San Diego, California. 2012-2018. Faculty Advisor, Jane K. Smith Cap and Gown Chapter of Mortar Board, San Diego State University, San Diego, California. 2008-2010 Principal Investigator and Director, South East Information Center, San Diego State University, San Diego, California. 2006-2015 Department Chair, San Diego State University, Department of Anthropology 2004-2006 Undergraduate Advisor, San Diego State University, Department of Anthropology 2003-2005 Principal Investigator, San Diego Archaeological Center, San Diego, California. 2002-2012. Board of Directors, Fort Guijaros Museum Foundation, San Diego, California.

Editorships

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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2004-pres. Founding Editor, San Diego State University Occasional Archaeological Papers (SOAP). San Diego, California: Department of Anthropology, San Diego State University. 2000-pres. Founding Editor, The Journal of the Jamestown Rediscovery Center Journal (JJRC). Jamestown, Virginia: Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities.

Archaeological Employment 1998-2001 Site Supervisor, Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities’ Jamestown Rediscovery Project, Jamestown, Virginia. 1996-2001 Site Supervisor, Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities’ Audrey Noël Hume Center for Archaeological Research, Jamestown, Virginia.

Graduate Student Thesis Committees (53 completed thesis committees: 26 chaired, 17 seconded, 10 as outside member) 1 Christina L. Shute (Communication); Defense date: 10/30/2002 a. Title: “Intercultural couples : examining the role of social support” b. Chair: Brian Spitzberg (Communication) c. Second: Peter Andersen (Communication) d. Outside member: Seth Mallios (Anthropology)

2 Nicole J. Purvis (Public Administration...); Defense date 3/3/2003 a. Title: “Historic preservation : a proposed concentration for allied professions” b. Chair: Roger Caves (Public Administration...) c. Second: James Clapp (Public Administration...) d. Outside member: Seth Mallios (Anthropology)

3 Hillary H. Kanazin (Anthropology); Defense date: 11/14/2003 a. Title: “ Domestication and GMOS : an anthropological perspective on crop biotechnology and public education” b. Chair: Lois Lippold (Anthropology) c. Second: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) d. Outside members: Barbara Fredrich (Geography)

4 Donna K. Beddow (Anthropology); Defense date: 12/17/2003 a. Title: “Criteria for determining the significance of cultural resources for San Diego County” b. Chair: Larry Leach (Anthropology) c. Second: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Linda Parker (American Indian Studies)

5 Chris M. Moreno (Anthropology); Defense date: 4/17/2004 a. Title: “Tourism, identity, and the commodification of culture : Skagway, Alaska” b. Chair: Ramona Perez (Anthropology)

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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c. Second: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Stuart Aiken (Geography)

6 Sue Anne Wade (History); Defense date: 8/12/2004 a. Title: “ Kumeyaay and Paipai pottery as evidence of cultural adaptation and persistence in Alta and Baja California” b. Chair: Roger Cunniff (History) c. Second: John Putman (History) d. Outside member: Seth Mallios (Anthropology)

7 David Caterino (Anthropology); Defense date: 4/26/2005 a. Title: “The cemeteries and gravestones of San Diego County : an archaeological study” b. Chair: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) c. Second: Ed Henry (Anthropology) d. Outside member: John Putman (History)

8 Carl Dennis Leadabrand (Anthropology); Defense date: 4/28/2005 a. Title: “Supernatural artists : the shamanic factor in rock art” b. Chair: Joseph Ball (Anthropology) c. Second: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Alan Kilpatrick (American Indian Studies)

9 Sarah E. Stroud (Anthropology); Defense date: 5/11/2005 a. Title: “Scratching the surface : historical and archaeological investigations of Nate Harrison's homestead” b. Chair: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) c. Second: Joseph Ball (Anthropology) d. Outside member: John Putman (History)

10 John D. Simmons (Anthropology); Defense date: 5/13/2005 a. Title: “An analysis of function at several late prehistoric sites in Lost Valley, California” b. Chair: Phil Greenfeld (Anthropology) c. Second: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Barbara Fredrich (Geography)

11 Sara C. Clowery (Anthropology); Defense date: 5/16/2005 a. Title: “What's on the menu? : faunal resource exploitation and ulitilization in Late Classic royal feasting at the Buenavista del Cayo Palace, Belize” b. Chair: Joseph Ball (Anthropology) c. Second: Ramona Perez (Anthropology) d. Additional member: Seth Mallios (Anthropology)

12 Shannon Joyce Chapman (Anthropology); Defense date: 8/25/2005

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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a. Title: “Sperm competition and mitochondrial loading : a comparative analysis of Pan troglodytes and Homo sapiens” b. Chair: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) c. Second: Arion Mayes (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Marshal Hedin (Biology)

13 Maren Cruz Castañeda (Anthropology); Defense date: 5/17/2006 a. Title: “ Enough clothing for the next fifty years : sustainability in the American apparel industry” b. Chair: Ramona Perez (Anthropology) c. Second: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) d. Outside member: James Gerber (Latin American Studies)

14 Patricia J. McFarland (Anthropology); Defense date: 8/15/2006 a. Title: “Effects and consequences of the Cedar Fire to archaeological sites in Cuyamaca Rancho State Park, San Diego County, California” b. Chair: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) c. Second: Ramona Perez (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Alan Kilpatrick (American Indian Studies)

15 Keith Leonard Kleszynski (Anthropology); Defense date: 4/13/2006 a. Title: “ Sport participation and community development : the Mexican migrant experience” b. Chair: Ramona Perez (Anthropology) c. Second: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Fernando Bosco (Geography)

16 Scott A. Mattingly (Anthropology); Defense date: 5/4/2007 a. Title: “ Archaeological and geospatial investigations of fire-altered rock features at Torrey Pines State Reserve, San Diego, California” b. Chair: Lynn Gamble (Anthropology) c. Second: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Richard Wright (Geography)

17 Matthew Patrick Tennyson (Anthropology); Defense date: 5/11/2007 a. Title: “ ‘Straight out of Dixie’ : an analysis of the architecture of the Nate Harrison cabin” b. Chair: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) c. Second: Lynn Gamble (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Andrew Wiese (History)

18 Tracy Alan Stropes (Anthropology); Defense date: 11/9/2007 a. Title: “ Nodule industries of north coastal San Diego : understanding change and statis in 10,000 years of lithic technology” b. Chair: Seth Mallios (Anthropology)

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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c. Second: Ramona Perez (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Alan Kilpatrick (American Indian Studies)

19 Maribel Elias (Geography); Defense date: 11/16/2007 a. Title: “Educational performance and spatial convergence in Peru” b. Chair: Sergio Rey (Geography) c. Second: Kathleen Farley (Geography) d. Outside member: Seth Mallios (Anthropology)

20 Stefan Michael Krause (Anthropology); Defense date: 12/10/2007 a. Title: “ Surf tourism in Costa Rica : anthropological perspectives” b. Chair: Ramona Perez (Anthropology) c. Second: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) d. Additional member: Fred Conway (Anthropology)

21 Jaime L. Lennox (Anthropology); Defense date: 5/8/2008 a. Title: “Archaeological history : seriation of Nathan Harrison narratives” b. Chair: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) c. Second: Erin Riley (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Glen McClish (Rhetoric and Writing Studies)

22 Cynthia Dillon Eischen (Anthropology); Defense date: 5/22/2008 a. Title: “ Archaeological, ethnohistorical, and historical investigations of SDI-8241/W-479 : re-representing the past and exploring historical identity at Guajome with stakeholders” b. Chair: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) c. Second: Lynn Gamble (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Margaret Field (American Indian Studies)

23 Ryan Bruce Anderson (Anthropology); Defense date: 5/11/2009 a. Title: “ Visualizing Atzompa : images, tourism, and identity in Santa María Atzompa, Oaxaca, Mexico” b. Chair: Ramona Perez (Anthropology) c. Second: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) d. Outside member: William Acree (Spanish…)

24 Conor DeWitt Muirhead (Anthropology); Defense date: 5/11/2009 a. Title: “ Re-imaginations of symbolic space : Old Town San Diego State Historic Park” b. Chair: Ramona Perez (Anthropology) c. Second: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Fernando Bosco (Geography)

25 Kimberly Sue Scott (Anthropology); Defense date: 5/4/2009

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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a. Title: “Changing ideologies in U.S. burial practice : an environmental perspective” b. Chair: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) c. Second: Lynn Gamble (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Rebecca Moore (Religious Studies)

26 James Patrick Rafael Diokno (Anthropology); Defense date: 5/19/2009 a. Title: “Constructions of ethnic identities among second-generation Filipina/o-Americans” b. Chair: Ramona Perez (Anthropology) c. Second: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Ofelia Dirige (Asian Pacific Studies)

27 Margaret L. David (Anthropology); Defense date: 12/17/2009 a. Title: “Excavation, analysis and reburial of the historical Junkin- Yost Cemetery from the Village of Indian Hill, Ohio” b. Chair: Arion Mayes (Anthropology) c. Second: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Andrew Wiese (History)

28 Joshua Robert Jackson (Art); Defense date: 4/22/2010 a. Title: “ Sublimation” b. Chair: Sondra Sherman (Art) c. Second: Matt Herbert (Art) d. Outside member: Seth Mallios (Anthropology)

29 Shelby M. Gunderman (Anthropology); Defense date: 5/5/2010 a. Title: “ ‘The first white man on the mountain’: archaeological, historical, and cultural examinations of Nate Harrison's identity” b. Chair: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) c. Second: Fred Conway (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Andrew Wiese (History)

30 Kristin Norean Tennesen (Anthropology); Defense date: 5/11/2010 a. Title: “Survival, subsistence, and industry at the Nate Harrison historical archaeology site” b. Chair: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) c. Second: Arion Mayes (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Andrew Wiese (History)

31 Angela Ngoctien Pham (Anthropology); Defense date: 5/5/2011 a. Thesis title: “ Historical and archaeological patterns of water use in San Diego County : a case study of the Whaley House cistern/well” b. Chair: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) c. Second: Fred Conway (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Kathy Thorbjarnarson (Geological Sciences)

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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32 Marisa Carrie Scheinfeld (Art); Defense date: 6/3/2011 a. Thesis title: “Leftover borscht” b. Chair: Arthur Ollman (Art) c. Second: David Hewett (Art) d. Outside member: Seth Mallios (Anthropology)

33 Michael Keith Duval (History); Defense date: 6/20/2011 a. Thesis title: “Consumption on the frontier : an analysis of business ledgers and early San Diego's economy” b. Chair: Stephen Colston (History) c. Second: Sarah Elkind (History) d. Outside member: Seth Mallios (Anthropology)

34 Adam R. Giacinto (Anthropology); Defense date: 11/29/2011 a. Thesis title: “Emergent trends of San Diego Cultural Resource Management : alternative conceptions of past, present, and place” b. Chair: Ramona Perez (Anthropology) c. Second: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) d. Outside member: David Kamper (American Indian Studies)

35 Michael Alan Wilken (Anthropology); Defense date: 12/3/2011 a. Thesis title: “An ethnobotany of Baja California's Kumeyaay Indians” b. Chair: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) c. Second: Lynn Gamble (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Margaret Field (American Indian Studies)

36 John Michael Spotts (Anthropology); Defense date: 3/13/2013 a. Title: “ Local achievers or immigrant elites? Ancestral relics or warrior trophies? : some Classic Period cultural historical questions addressed through strontium isotope analysis of burials from western Belize” b. Chair: Joseph Ball (Anthropology) c. Second: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Barry Hanan (Geological Sciences)

37 Katherine Lavis Collins (Anthropology); Defense date: 4/26/2013 a. Title: “An anthropological and archaeological analysis of American Victorian (1876-1915) and Progressive era (1900-1920) medicine in San Diego, California” b. Chair: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) c. Second: Todd Braje (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Paula Peter (Marketing)

38 Natalie Jane Brodie (Anthropology); Defense date: 5/10/2013

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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a. Title: “ The San Diego River : an archaeological, historical, and applied anthropological perspective” b. Chair: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) c. Second: Fred Conway (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Sarah Elkind (History)

39 Keshia Marie Montifolca (Anthropology); Defense date: 12/4/2013 a. Title: “Reconstruction of San Diego identities and attitudes through 19th and 20th century gravestone symbols” b. Chair: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) c. Second: Todd Braje (Anthropology) d. Outside member: John Putman (History)

40 Cassandra E. Krum (Anthropology); Defense date: 3/17/2014 a. Title: “Early archaeology on the western edge of Alta California : Malcolm Rogers' San Nicolas Island collections” b. Chair: Todd Braje (Anthropology) c. Second: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Stephen Colston (History)

41 Michelle Donna Graham (Anthropology); Defense date: 12/11/2014 a. Title: “ A socioeconomic interpretation of 19th century archaeological ceramics found at contemporaneous, culturally diverse sites on Ballast Point in San Diego, California” b. Chair: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) c. Second: Joseph Ball (Anthropology) d. Outside reader: Paul Ganster (History)

42 Michael Jeffrey Prouty (Anthropology); Defense date: 4/6/2015 a. Title: “Cultural network analysis of Spanish colonial settlement patterns in San Diego, California” b. Chair: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) c. Second: Todd Braje (Anthropology) d. Outside member: John Putman (History)

43 Kent S. Manchen (Anthropology); Defense date: 4/9/2015 a. Title: “An investigation of Cuyamaca Oval bedrock milling basins” b. Chair: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) c. Second: Todd Braje (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Rick Biggoco (Biology)

44 Douglas Wayne Mengers (Anthropology); Defense date: 11/4/2015 a. Title: “ Tracks and tracts in America’s finest city : an historical archaeology of San Diego’s early trolley suburbs” b. Chair: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) c. Second: Todd Braje (Anthropology)

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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d. Outside member: Andrew Wiese (History)

45 Phil Rowland (Art); Defense date: 4/26/2016 a. Title: “Trials and Tribulations of Pluviculture” b. Chair: Matt Hebert (Art) c. Second: Carlos Castro (Art) d. Outside member: Seth Mallios (Anthropology)

46 Linda M. Bentz (Anthropology); Defense date: 4/29/2016 a. Title: “ Abalone harvesting on California’s Channel Islands : a study of Chinese identity and fortitude” b. Chair: Todd Braje (Anthropology) c. Second: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Chiou-Ling Yeh (History)

47 Kassandra Nearn (Anthropology); Defense date: 4/24/17 a. Title: “Archaeological, Historical, and Anthropological Perspectives on Extant and Destroyed Federally Sponsored Public Artwork from New Deal-Era San Diego County” b. Chair: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) c. Second: Fred Conway (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Andrew Wiese (History)

48 Rachel Droessler (Anthropology); Defense date: 5/15/17 a. Title: “Reconstruction of San Diegan Food Culture through Nineteenth and Twentieth Century Faunal Remains, San Diego, California” b. Chair Seth Mallios (Anthropology) c. Second: Todd Braje (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Fernando Bosco (Geography)

49 Marcos Ramos (Anthropology); Defense date: 12/4/17 a. Title: “Eccentric Caches of Buenavista del Cayo: Contextual Analysis and Cosmological Significance” b. Chair: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) c. Second: Ramona Perez (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Peter Nelson (American Indian Studies)

50 Karen Lacy (Anthropology); Defense date: 12/8/17 a. Title: “A Hundred Years of Collecting and Exhibiting: The San Diego Museum of Man” b. Chair: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) c. Second: Joseph Ball (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Margaret Field (American Indian Studies)

51 James Turner (Anthropology); Defense date: 3/21/18

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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a. Title: “The Paradoxical Collection in the Cabinets: Establishing a Site Chronology of SDSU-0897, 5MN191, From Paradox Valley, Colorado” b. Chair: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) c. Second: Arion Mayes (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Sarah Elkind (History)

52 Cecelia Holm (Anthropology); Defense date: 9/5/18 a. Title: “Please Read and Respond”: Strategies for Community Engagement in Museums in San Diego and Their Implications for the Nate Harrison Project” b. Chair: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) c. Second: Frederick Conway (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Sarah Elkind (History) 53 Marc Jones (History); Date: 10/11/18 a. Title: “Placing the Working Class Mexican in Early U.S. San Diego History: Analysis of Cultural Identity Transformation in San Diego after the 1848 Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo” b. Chair: Paula DeVos (History) c. Stephen Colston (History) d. Outside member: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) 54 Sydney Garcia (Anthropology); Anticipated defense date: 2019 a. Title: “A Comparative Analysis of Lower-limb Fractures and Enthesopathies due to Occupational and Daily Activity Patterns in the Terry and Huntington Collections between 1898 and 1925” b. Chair: Arion Mayes (Anthropology) c. Second: Seth Mallios (Anthropology) d. Outside member: Mitchell Rauh (Physical Therapy)

Student Research Symposium (SRS) students mentored 1 Sarah Stroud (2004): Award winner 2 Hilary Llamas (2016) 3 James Turner (2016) 4 Shannon Farnsworth (2018) 5 Leah Hails (2018): Library Award winner 6 Jamie Bastide (2019) 7 Leah Hails (2019)

Publications Juried Research Publications—Book Published Books 2019 Born a Slave, Died a Pioneer: Nathan “Nate” Harrison and the Historical Archaeology of Legend. Berghahn Books. 2006 The Deadly Politics of Giving: Exchange and Violence at Ajacan, Roanoke, and Jamestown. University of Alabama Press.

Juried Research Publications--Journal Articles

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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Published or Accepted Articles 2016 An Archaeology of San Diego Art, Identity, and Community: Confluent Uses of Historic Preservation in Research, Teaching, and Local Engagement. Heritage 2016 - Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Heritage and Sustainable Development, Edited by Rogério Amoêda, Sérgio Lira, and Cristina Pinheiro. 2015 On the Cusp of an American Civil Rights Revolution: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s Final Visit and Address to San Diego in 1964. The Journal of San Diego History. Volume 61, Number 2, pp. 375-410 (with Breana Campbell). 2014 Spatial Seriation, Vectors of Change, and Multi-Centered Modeling for Cultural Transformations among San Diego’s Historical Gravestones: 50 Years after Deetz and Dethlefsen’s Archaeological Doppler Effect. Journal of Anthropological Research. Volume 70, Number 1, pp. 69-106. 2014 Nate Harrison as Person, Myth, and Legend: Archaeological History and the Apotheosis of a 19th-Century African-American in San Diego County. Journal of African Diaspora Archaeology and Heritage. Volume 3, Number 1, pp. 51-80 (with Jaime Lennox). 2013 On the Fiftieth Anniversary of President John F. Kennedy’s Visit to San Diego State. The Journal of San Diego History. Volume 59, Numbers 1 & 2, pp. 41-64. 2011 Mortality, Money, and Commemoration: Social and Economic Factors in Southern California Grave-Marker Change during the 19th and 20th Centuries. International Journal of Historical Archaeology. Volume 15, Number 3, pp. 429-460 (DOI: 10.1007/s10761-011-0152-z) (with David Caterino). 2009 Scientific Excavations at Palomar Mountain’s Nate Harrison Site: The Historical Archaeology of a Legendary African-American Pioneer. The Journal of San Diego History. Volume 55, Number 3, pp. 141-160. 2008 Archaeology’s Diachronic Dimension, Historical Anthropology, and the Hawaiian-Shirt Renaissance: An Interview with Kent Lightfoot, Professor of Anthropology at the University of California at Berkeley, on Friday, November 19, 2004, at Lightfoot’s Home in El Cerrito, California, and a Follow-up Telephone Interview on February 10, 2005. The San Diego State University Occasional Archaeological Papers. Volume 2, Number 1, pp. 31-44. 2007 Transformations in San Diego County Gravestones and Cemeteries. Historical Archaeology. Volume 41, Number 4, pp. 50-71 (with David Caterino). 2007 The Apotheosis of Ajacan's Jesuit Missionaries. Ethnohistory. Volume 54, Number 2, pp. 223-244. 2006 Uncovering Local Art and Industry: The Discovery of Hidden WPA Murals at San Diego State University. The San Diego State University Occasional Archaeological Papers. Volume 1, Number 1, pp. 17-30 (with Nicole Purvis). 2006 Lucas Jackson and Post-Modernism: Are Current Scholars Playing a "Cool Hand”? International Journal of the Humanities. Volume 3, Number 1, pp. 31-36. 2005 Homo Regalos: A Call for Applied Gift Exchange in a Time of Global Commodification, Symbolic Violence, and Bloodshed. International Journal of the Humanities. Volume 1, Number 1, pp. 1485-1490.

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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2005 Back to the Bowl: Using English Tobacco Pipe Bowls to Calculate Mean Site Occupation Dates. Historical Archaeology. Volume 39, Number 2, pp. 89-104. 2004 A Seventeenth-Century Chesapeake Cottage Industry. Historical Archaeology. Volume 38, Number 2, pp. 68-82 (with J. Cameron Monroe). 2004 Demand, Supply, and Elasticity in the Copper Trade at Early Jamestown. The Journal of the Jamestown Rediscovery Center. Volume 2, pp. 15-20 (with Shane Emmett). 2004 A Dating Formula for Colono Tobacco Pipes in the Chesapeake. The Journal of the Jamestown Rediscovery Center. Volume 2 (with J. Cameron Monroe and Quinn Emmett).

Juried Research Publications--Edited Volumes Published or Accepted Volumes 2008 The San Diego State University Occasional Archaeological Papers. Volume 2, Number 1. 2006 The San Diego State University Occasional Archaeological Papers. Volume 1, Number 1. 2004 The Journal of the Jamestown Rediscovery Center. Volume 2 . 2001 The Journal of the Jamestown Rediscovery Center. Volume 1.

Juried Research Publications--Edited Volume Chapters/Articles Published or Accepted Chapters 2012 “Gift Exchange in Early Virginia Indian Society.” In Encyclopedia Virginia. Edited by Brendan Wolfe. READ_DATE. Virginia Foundation for the Humanities. 23 May. 2012 . 2009 “Mission San Diego de Alcala, La Purisima State Historic Park, and Other Historic Sites.” In Archaeology in America: An Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition. General Editor Francis P. McManamon. Greenwood Press. Volume 4, Pp. 109-111. 2008 “Reciprocity.” In International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, 2nd Edition. 9 vols. Editor in Chief William A. Darity. Detroit: Macmillan Reference USA. Volume 7, Pp. 105-106. 2008 “Burial ground.” In International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, 2nd Edition. 9 vols. Editor in Chief William A. Darity. Detroit: Macmillan Reference USA. Volume 1, Pp. 392-393. 2006 The Creation of Ajacan's Martyrs: Employing a New Analytical Technique on Early Colonial Chesapeake Narratives. In The Colonial Chesapeake: New Perspectives. Edited by Debra Meyers and Melanie Perreault. Lexington, Kentucky: Lexington Books. Pp. 11-22. 2004 Exchange and Violence at Ajacan, Roanoke, and Jamestown. In Indian and European Contact in Context: The Mid-Atlantic Region, Edited by Dennis Blanton and Julia King. Gainesville, Florida: University of Florida Press. Pp. 126-148. 2004 Gift Exchange and the Ossomocomuck Balance of Power: Explaining Carolina Algonquian Socioeconomic Aberrations at Contact. In Searching for the Roanoke Colonies: An Interdisciplinary Collection. Edited by E. Thomson Shields and Charles Ewen. North Carolina

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Department of Cultural Resources, Division of Archives and History, Historical Publications Section. Pp. 142-158.

Non-Juried Research Publications (In-House Professional Panel Review) Published Articles and Reports 2008 Conserving WPA-Era Art at San Diego State University: The Removal, Restoration, and Re-Installation of Genevieve Burgeson’s 1936 NRA Packages. The San Diego State University Occasional Archaeological Papers. Volume 2, Number 1, Pp. 47-67 (with Donna Byczkiewicz). 2008 Archaeological Palimpsests, Historical Maps, and Ground-Penetrating Radar: The Discovery of the Whaley-House Cistern/Well. The San Diego State University Occasional Archaeological Papers. Volume 2, Number 1. 2008 Skeletons in the “Mummy Closet”: Dr. Spencer Lee Rogers’ 75-year-old grade books uncovered in SDSU Storage. The San Diego State University Occasional Archaeological Papers. Volume 2, Number 1. 2008 From “Unknown” to the Known: Recovering Identity at the Lost Scripps Cemetery in San Diego. The San Diego State University Occasional Archaeological Papers. Volume 2, Number 1. (with David Caterino). 2006 The Evolution of San Diego Cemeteries and Gravestones. Proceedings of the Society for California Archaeology. Volume 19. Pp. 57-59. 2006 Preliminary Excavations at the Nate Harrison Site. Proceedings of the Society for California Archaeology. Volume 19. Pp. 71-74. 2006 Introduction. The San Diego State University Occasional Archaeological Papers. Volume 1, Number 1. Pp. 13-14. (with Dominique Rissolo) 2004 Introduction. The Journal of the Jamestown Rediscovery Center. Volume 2. Pp. 1-3. 2001 Foreword. The Journal of the Jamestown Rediscovery Center. Volume 1. Pp. 1-2. 2001 Pipebowl Mean Dates. Quarterly Bulletin of the Archaeological Society of Virginia. Volume 56, Number 3. Pp. 115-120. 2000 At the Edge of the Precipice; Frontier Ventures, Jamestown's Hinterland, and the Archaeology of 44JC802. Richmond, Virginia: Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities. 1999 Archaeological Excavations at 44JC568, the Reverend Richard Buck Site. Richmond, Virginia: Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities (with Garrett Fesler).

Trade/Popular Publications Published Books 2015 Let it Rock!: Live from San Diego State, the 2000s. San Diego, California: Montezuma Publishing. (with Jaime Lennox). San Diego Book Awards Association Finalist for 2017 Published Nonfiction Book, Local Interest Division. 2015 Let it Rock!: Live from San Diego State, the 1990s. San Diego, California: Montezuma Publishing. (with Jaime Lennox). San Diego Book Awards Association Finalist for 2017 Published Nonfiction Book, Local Interest Division. 2015 Let it Rock!: Live from San Diego State, 1980s. San Diego, California: Montezuma Publishing. (with Jaime Lennox). San Diego Book Awards

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Association Finalist for 2017 Published Nonfiction Book, Local Interest Division. 2015 Let it Rock!: Live from San Diego State, 1970s. San Diego, California: Montezuma Publishing. (with Jaime Lennox). San Diego Book Awards Association Finalist for 2017 Published Nonfiction Book, Local Interest Division. 2015 Let it Rock!: Live from San Diego State, 1960s. San Diego, California: Montezuma Publishing. (with Jaime Lennox). San Diego Book Awards Association Finalist for 2017 Published Nonfiction Book, Local Interest Division. 2012 Hail Montezuma!: The Hidden Treasures of San Diego State. San Diego, California: Montezuma Publishing. San Diego Book Awards Association Winner for 2012 Nonfiction Book, Local Interest Division. 2008 The Cemeteries of San Diego County. Charleston, South Carolina: Arcadia Press. (with David Caterino). San Diego Book Awards Association Finalist for 2008 Published Nonfiction Book, Local Interest, Photographic Division. 2007 The Cemeteries of San Diego. Charleston, South Carolina: Arcadia Press. (with David Caterino). San Diego Book Awards Association Finalist for 2007 Published Nonfiction, Local Interest Book Division. Published Volumes 2001 Jamestown Rediscovery VII. Jamestown, Virginia: Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities (with William Kelso, Beverly Straube, and J. Eric Deetz). 2000 Jamestown Rediscovery: Search for the 1607 James Fort (6-booklet set). Charlottesville, Virginia: University of Virginia Press (with William M. Kelso Beverly Straube, Elliott Jordan, Eric Deetz, Jamie May, Michael Lavin, and Catherine Correll-Walls). Published Chapters/Articles/Op-Eds April 4, 2019 “¡Momento histórico!, familias invitadas a ser parte del mismo; Adela de la Torre, la primera presidenta latina en SDSU,” El Latino San Diego. Mar. 29, 2019 “A Legacy Event for SDSU,” La Prensa San Diego. Volume 43, Number 13, pp. 2, 10. Spring 2019 Matters of State: A once-in-a-generation event, 360: The Magazine of San Diego State University, p. 30. Fall/Winter 2018 The Nathan “Nate” Harrison Historical Archaeology Project, Postscript: SDSU Retired Faculty/Staff News, Volume XXXIII, Number. 1, p. 4. Fall 2018 Matters of State: Our Own Link to the Triassic, 360: The Magazine of San Diego State University, p. 34. 2011 Archaeological Myth Busting at Palomar Mountain’s Nate Harrison Site. Our Heritage. San Diego, California: Save Our Heritage Organisation, pp. 20-25. 2001 Every Artifact Counts. Jamestown Rediscovery VII. Jamestown, Virginia: Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities, pp. 23- 34.

Technical Reports Published Reports 2018 Archaeological Excavations at the Nathan Harrison Site in San Diego County, California: An Interim Technical Report for the 2018 Field

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Season. San Diego, California: San Diego State University Department of Anthropology (with Jaime Lennox, James Turner, Melissa Allen, Micaela Applebaum, Jamie Bastide, Meagan Brown, Chris Coulson, Kat Davis, Shannon Farnsworth, Jordan Finch, Caeli Gibbs, Leah Hails, Cece Holm, Natalie Jackson, Isabella Montalvo, Hilary Moore, Jason Peralta, Amethyst Sanchez, Robb Hirsch, David Lewis, and Peter Brueggeman). 2017 Archaeological Excavations at the Nate Harrison Site in San Diego County, California: An Interim Technical Report for the 2017 Field Season. San Diego, California: San Diego State University Department of Anthropology (with Jaime Lennox, James Turner, Cece Holm, Jamie Bastide, Brandon Booth, Elyse Bradley, Kat Davis, Eduvijes Davis- Mullens, Shannon Farnsworth, Natalia Galeana, Leah Hails, Melissa Hare Allen, Michael Hoke, Shelby Jenkins, Alexia Landa, Hilary Llamas, Hilary Moore, Orlando Ramos, Amethyst Sanchez, Ninveh Shamoon, Kathleen Stanford, John W. Bond, David Lewis, Robert Guzman, Nick Doose, and Peter Brueggeman). 2017 Archaeological Excavations at the Nate Harrison Site in San Diego County, California: A Final Report of the Nate Harrison Historical Archaeology Project (Decade I, 2004-2013). San Diego, California: Montezuma Publishing (with Brenda Cabello, David Caterino, Erika Kleinhaus, Jaime Lennox, David Lewis, Lauren Lingley, Matthew Maxfeldt, Jason Maywald, Anne Miller, Kimberly Scott, Olivia Smith, Sarah Stroud, Hillary Sweeney, Kristin Tennesen, Matthew Tennyson, and Robert Tews). 2012 Archaeological Excavations at the Whaley House in San Diego, California: An Interim Technical Report for the 2011 Field Season. San Diego, California: San Diego State University Department of Anthropology (with Hillary Sweeney, Nick Doose, and Jaime Lennox). 2012 Preliminary Report for the 2011 Archaeological Excavations at the Whaley House in San Diego, California. San Diego, California: San Diego State University Department of Anthropology. 2012 Archaeological Investigations of Fort Zinderneuf (The Beau Geste Movie Set Site), Buttercup Dunes, California. San Diego, California: San Diego State University Department of Anthropology (with Jaime Lennox, Nick Doose, Hillary Sweeney, and David Lewis). 2011 Archaeological Excavations at the Whaley House in San Diego, California: An Interim Technical Report for the 2010 Field Season. San Diego, California: San Diego State University Department of Anthropology (with Hillary Sweeney, Jaime Lennox, Nick Doose, and David Caterino). 2011 Preliminary Report for the 2010 Archaeological Excavations at the Whaley House in San Diego, California. San Diego, California: San Diego State University Department of Anthropology. 2010 Archaeological Excavations at the Whaley House in San Diego, California: An Interim Technical Report for the 2009 Field Season. San Diego, California: San Diego State University Department of Anthropology (with Hillary Sweeney, Jaime Lennox, Nick Doose, David Caterino, Raul Noriega, Jennifer Ridihalgh, Tory Huey, Kenna Villar, Danielle Jacobellis, Kimberly Scott, and David Lewis).

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2010 Preliminary Report for the 2009 Archaeological Excavations at the Whaley House in San Diego, California. San Diego, California: San Diego State University Department of Anthropology. 2009 Archaeological Excavations at the Whaley House in San Diego, California: An Interim Technical Report for the 2008 Field Season. San Diego, California: San Diego State University Department of Anthropology (with Hillary Sweeney, Jaime Lennox, Kimberly Scott, David Caterino, Destiny Larberg, David Lewis, Kent Manchen, Scott Mattingly, and Scott Rugh). 2009 Archaeological Excavations at the Nate Harrison Site in San Diego County, California: An Interim Technical Report for the 2008 Field Season. San Diego, California: San Diego State University Department of Anthropology (with Jaime Lennox, Hillary Sweeney, Kimberly Scott, Matthew Maxfeldt, David Caterino, and David Lewis). 2009 Preliminary Report for the 2008 Archaeological Excavations at the Whaley House in San Diego, California. San Diego, California: San Diego State University Department of Anthropology. 2008 Archaeological Excavations at the Whaley House in San Diego, California: An Interim Technical Report for the 2007 Field Season. San Diego, California: San Diego State University Department of Anthropology (with Hillary Sweeney, David Caterino, Jaime Lennox, Destiny Larberg, Scott Mattingly, and David Lewis). 2008 Preliminary Report for the 2007 Archaeological Excavations at the Whaley House in San Diego, California. San Diego, California: San Diego State University Department of Anthropology. 2008 Archaeological Excavations at the Nate Harrison Site in San Diego County, California: An Interim Technical Report for the 2007 Field Season. San Diego, California: San Diego State University Department of Anthropology (with Matthew Tennyson, Hillary Sweeney, Jaime Lennox, Brenda Cabello, Erika Kleinhans, and David Caterino). 2008 2000-2006 Interim Report on the APVA Excavations at Jamestown, Virginia. Richmond, Virginia: Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities (with Eric Deetz, David Givens, Carter C. Hudgins, Jamie May, Luke Pecoraro, Tonia Rock, Danny Schmidt, Beverly Straube). 2007 Archaeological Excavations at the Nate Harrison Site in San Diego County, California: An Interim Technical Report for the 2006 Field Season. San Diego, California: San Diego State University Department of Anthropology (with Hillary Sweeney, Jaime Lennox, Kimberly Scott, Robert Tews, David Caterino, Anne Miller, Matthew Maxfeldt, and Sarah Stroud). 2006 Archaeological Excavations at the Nate Harrison Site in San Diego County, California: An Interim Technical Report for the 2005 Field Season. San Diego, California: San Diego State University Department of Anthropology (with Sarah Stroud, Lauren Lingley, Jaime Lennox, Hillary Sweeney, Olivia Smith, and David Caterino). 2005 Archaeological Excavations at the Nate Harrison Site in San Diego County, California: An Interim Technical Report for the Inaugural 2004 Field Season. San Diego, California: San Diego State University Department of Anthropology (with Sarah Stroud, Lauren Lingley, Jaime Lennox, Hillary Sweeney, Jason Maywald, and David Caterino).

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2000 1999 Interim Report on the APVA Excavations at Jamestown, Virginia. Richmond, Virginia: Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities (with Beverly Straube). 1996 Synthesis of Materials Recovered from 44PG82. Flowerdew Hundred, Virginia: Flowerdew Hundred Foundation. 1995 Faunal Analysis of 44PG82. Flowerdew Hundred, Virginia: Flowerdew Hundred Foundation. 1995 1995 Summer Excavations at 44PG77. Flowerdew Hundred, Virginia: Flowerdew Hundred Foundation. 1995 1995 Spring and Summer Excavations at 44PG113. Flowerdew Hundred, Virginia: Flowerdew Hundred Foundation.

Book Reviews Invited Book Reviews 2015 The Archaeology of American Cemeteries and Gravemarkers. Baugher, Sherene and Richard F. Veit (2014). Journal of Anthropological Research. Volume 71, Number 2, Pp. 303-304. 2013 Campus Traditions: Folklore from the Old-Time College to the Modern Mega-University. Bronner, Simon J. (2012). Journal of Folklore Research. . 2012 Native Acts: Indian Performance, 1603-1832. Eds., Bellin, Joshua David and Laura L. Mielke (2011). American Ethnologist. Volume 39, Number 4. 2006 Values and Valuables: From the Sacred to the Symbolic. Eds., Werner, Cynthia and Duran Bell (2005). American Anthropologist. Volume 108, Number 3. P. 625. Unsolicited Book Reviews 2005 Indians, Missionaries, and Merchants: The Legacy of Colonial Encounters on the California Frontiers. Lightfoot, Kent G. (2005). Historical Archaeology Volume 40, Number 4. P. 157. Back-cover blurbs 2017 Ellen Browning Scripps: New Money & American Philanthropy, by Molly McClain, Lincoln, NE: University of Nebraska Press. 2009 California Indians and Their Environment, by Kent G. Lightfoot and Otis Parrish, Berkeley, CA: University of California Press. 2008 Last Known Address: The History of the Julian Cemetery, by David Lewis, Julian, CA: Headstone Publishing.

Journal Referee Current Anthropology American Anthropologist American Antiquity International Journal of the Humanities Associate Editor, Volumes I and III Journal of the Jamestown Rediscovery Center Editor, Volumes I and II San Diego State University Occasional Archaeological Papers Editor, Volumes I and II International Journal of Historical Archaeology Historical Archaeology Journal of Field Archaeology

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The William & Mary Quarterly University of California at Berkeley Archaeological Research Facility monograph series

Recent Collaborators: Melissa Hare Allen Micaela Applebaum Jamie Bastide John W. Bond Brandon Booth Elyse Bradley Meagan Brown Peter Brueggeman Donna Byczkiewicz Brenda Cabello Breana Campbell David Caterino Chris Coulson Kat Davis Eduvijes Davis-Mullens J. Eric Deetz Nick Doose Connie Vinita Dowell Quinn Emmett Shane Emmett Shannon Farnsworth Garrett Fesler Jordan Finch Natalia Galeana Caeli Gibbs David Givens Robert Guzman Leah Hails Michael Hoke Cece Holm Carter C. Hudgins Tory Huey Natalie Jackson Danielle Jacobellis Shelby Jenkins William Kelso Erika Kleinhans Alexia Landa Destiny Larberg Jaime Lennox David Lewis Lauren Lingley Hilary Llamas Kent Manchen Scott Mattingly Matthew Maxfeldt

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Jamie May Jason Maywald Anne Miller Isabella Montalvo Hilary Moore J. Cameron Monroe Raul Noriega Luke Pecoraro Jason Peralta Nicole Purvis Orlando Ramos Jennifer Ridihalgh Dominique Rissolo Tonia Rock Scott Rugh Amethyst Sanchez Danny Schmidt Kimberly Scott Ninveh Shamoon Olivia Smith Kathleen Stanford Beverly Straube Sarah Stroud Hillary Sweeney Matthew Tennyson Robert Tews James Turner Kenna Villar

Funded Research Grants, Awards, and Contracts Mar. 2019 Project Title: "Stereo Microscope for Archaeological Research" Funding Agency: San Diego State University College of Arts and Letters Research Committee (CAL micro-grant) Funding Amount: $475.00 Description: A stereo microscope that will enable students and student researchers to understand and study both the environmental and cultural modifications of artifacts at a microscopic scale. These modifications, which cannot be seen at a macroscopic level, are the key to deciphering the cultural affiliation of many artifacts. They also allow students to understand complex environmental processes that artifacts go through when deposited in the soil.

Mar. 2019 Project Title: Archaeological Excavations at the Nathan “Nate” Harrison Site Funding Agency: G.A. Fowler Family Foundation Funding Amount: $5,000.00 Description: This project continues the archaeology survey and excavation of the Nathan Harrison homestead on Palomar Mountain. SDSU hosts annual summer archaeological field schools at the site and produces annual reports regarding the site’s stratigraphy and artifacts.

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Mar. 2019 Project Title: "2019-20 South Coastal Information Center Historic Resources Archive Maintenance (SCIC)." Funding Agency: California Office of Historic Preservation Funding Amount: $1,000.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral List for its Project Area, the County of Imperial Valley. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Jan. 2019 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the Pauma Band Luiseño Indians and the San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The Pechanga Indian Reservation Funding Amount: $19,665.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in the Luiseno cultural area of San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

Aug. 2018 Project Title: "2018-19 South Coastal Information Center Historic Resources Archive Maintenance (SCIC)." Funding Agency: California Office of Historic Preservation Funding Amount: $1,000.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral List for its Project Area, the County of Imperial Valley. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Jan. 2018 Project Title: "2017-18 South Coastal Information Center Historic Resources Archive Maintenance (SCIC)." Funding Agency: California Office of Historic Preservation Funding Amount: $1,000.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral List for its Project Area, the County of Imperial Valley. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Jan. 2018 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between San Diego Gas and Electric Company and San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The San Diego Gas and Electric Company Funding Amount: $133,056.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

Sep. 2017 Project Title: "South Coastal Information Center Services"

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Funding Agency: Federal Emergency Management Agency Funding Amount: $5,555.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral List for its Project Area, the County of Imperial Valley. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Mar. 2017 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Partnership between San Diego County Water Authority and the San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: San Diego County Water Authority Funding Amount: $$36,822.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

Jan. 2017 Project Title: "2016-17 South Coastal Information Center Historic Resources Archive Maintenance (SCIC)." Funding Agency: California Office of Historic Preservation Funding Amount: $1,000.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral List for its Project Area, the County of Imperial Valley. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Dec. 2016 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between CalTrans and San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: Dudek Funding Amount: $38,400.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in San Diego and Imperial Counties. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

Oct. 2016 Project Title: "2016-17 South Coastal Information Center Historic Resources Archive Maintenance (SCIC)." Funding Agency: California Office of Historic Preservation Funding Amount: $5,000.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral List for its Project Area, the County of Imperial Valley. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Apr. 2016 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between San Diego Gas and Electric Company and San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The San Diego Gas and Electric Company

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Funding Amount: $27,783.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

Oct. 2015 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the Pechanga Indian Reservation and the San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The Pechanga Indian Reservation Funding Amount: $66,000.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in the Luiseno cultural area of San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

Oct. 2015 Project Title: "2015-16 South Coastal Information Center Historic Resources Archive Maintenance (SCIC)." Funding Agency: California Office of Historic Preservation Funding Amount: $9,000.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral List for its Project Area, the County of Imperial Valley. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Oct. 2015 Project Title: “GIS Archaeological Data Model Test Between U.S. Navy and San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The United States Navy Funding Amount: $84,893.75 Description: SDSU shall use this Cooperative Agreement to populate the attributes of the feature classes stored in the Metro Area Geodatabase, verify the accuracy of the data, and test its efficacy as a tool to aid in the management of cultural resources in the Metro Area.

June 2015 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between CalTrans and San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The California Department of Transportation Funding Amount: $40,322.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in San Diego and Imperial Counties. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

Apr. 2015 Project Title: “Alice in Wonderland Mural Restoration Project” Funding Agency: The President’s Leadership Fund, San Diego State University Funding Amount: $12,000.00 Description: This project continues the preservation of a hidden on-campus mural from the 1940s. Painted by an SDSC art student who would later achieve great success as a

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local art teacher and professor, the mural consists of imagery from Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland. The restoration will be completed in conjunction with the 150-year anniversary of the book (2015).

Nov. 2014 Project Title: "South Coastal Information Center Services" Funding Agency: California Office of Historic Preservation Funding Amount: $9,000.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral List for its Project Area, the County of Imperial Valley. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Oct. 2014 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the County of San Diego, the City of SanDiego, SanGIS, and the San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The County of San Diego, the City of SanDiego, and SanGIS Funding Amount: $189,000.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in the Luiseno cultural area of San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

Oct. 2014 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the Pechanga Indian Reservation and the San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The Pechanga Indian Reservation Funding Amount: $13,200.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in the Luiseno cultural area of San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

Mar. 2014 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between CalTrans and San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The California Department of Transportation Funding Amount: $38,382.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in San Diego and Imperial Counties. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

Mar. 2014 Project Title: "South Coastal Information Center Services" Funding Agency: California Office of Historic Preservation Funding Amount: $9,000.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral List for its Project Area, the County of Imperial Valley. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

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Dec. 2013 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the City of San Diego and the San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The City of San Diego Funding Amount: $13,200.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in the city of San Diego. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

Feb. 2013 Project Title: Steering Committee Funding Agency: California Office of Historic Preservation Funding Amount: $2,700.00 Description: This project will include discussions of the digital future of the California Historic Resources Information System, and SCIC’s role beyond San Diego County.

Oct. 2012 Project Title: "South Coastal Information Center Services" Funding Agency: California Office of Historic Preservation Funding Amount: $9,000.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral List for its Project Area, the County of Imperial Valley. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Sept. 2012 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between CalTrans and San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The California Department of Transportation Funding Amount: $36,125.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in San Diego and Imperial Counties. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

July 2012 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the City of San Diego and the San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The City of San Diego Funding Amount: $13,200.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in the city of San Diego. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

July 2012 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the Pechanga Indian Reservation and the San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The Pechanga Indian Reservation Funding Amount: $13,200.00

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Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in the Luiseno cultural area of San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

June 2012 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between San Diego Gas and Electric Company and San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The San Diego Gas and Electric Company Funding Amount: $72,000.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

January 2012 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between CalTrans and San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The California Department of Transportation Funding Amount: $32,119.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in San Diego and Imperial Counties. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

January 2012 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between San Diego Gas and Electric Company and San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The San Diego Gas and Electric Company Funding Amount: $3,600.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

Nov. 2011 Project Title: "South Coastal Information Center Services" Funding Agency: California Office of Historic Preservation Funding Amount: $9,600.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral List for its Project Area, the County of Imperial Valley. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Nov. 2011 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the City of San Diego and San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The City of San Diego Funding Amount: $13,200.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

August 2011 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the County of San Diego and the San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The County of San Diego Funding Amount: $36,000.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in the Luiseno cultural area of San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

August 2011 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the Pechanga Indian Reservation and the San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The Pechanga Indian Reservation Funding Amount: $13,200.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in the Luiseno cultural area of San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

May 2011 Project Title: "South Coastal Information Center Services" Funding Agency: California Office of Historic Preservation Funding Amount: $9,600.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral List for its Project Area, the County of Imperial Valley. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Mar. 2011 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between CalTrans and San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The California Department of Transportation Funding Amount: $27,500.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in San Diego and Imperial Counties. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

Oct. 2010 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance and Use in San Diego County" Funding Agency: County of San Diego Funding Amount: $8,000.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral List for its Project Area, the County of San Diego. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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Sept. 2010 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the City of San Diego and San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The City of San Diego Funding Amount: $13,200.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

Aug. 2010 Project Title: “Archaeological Excavations at the Whaley House from Save Our Heritage Organisation” Funding Agency: Save Our Heritage Organisation Funding Amount: $2,500.00 Description: This project continues the archaeology survey and excavation of the historic Whaley House well and privy. SDSU hosts annual summer archaeological field schools at the site and produces annual reports regarding the site’s stratigraphy and artifacts.

Aug. 2010 Project Title: “Archaeological Excavations at the Whaley House from County of San Diego” Funding Agency: County of San Diego Funding Amount: $2,500.00 Description: This project continues the archaeology survey and excavation of the historic Whaley House well and privy. SDSU hosts annual summer archaeological field schools at the site and produces annual reports regarding the site’s stratigraphy and artifacts.

July 2010 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the Pechanga Indian Reservation and the San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The Pechanga Indian Reservation Funding Amount: $13,200.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in the Luiseno cultural area of San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

June 2010 Project Title: "South Coastal Information Center Historic Resources Archive Maintenance Supplement" Funding Agency: California Department of Parks and Recreation Funding Amount: $6,500.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral List for its Project Area, the Counties of San Diego and Imperial Valley. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Mar. 2010 Project Title: "Geographic Information System Data Maintenance and Use in San Diego County" Funding Agency: California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection Funding Amount: $8,000.00

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral List for its Project Area, the County of San Diego. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Mar. 2010 Project Title: “The Whaley House Historical Archaeology Project” Funding Agency: The University Grants Program Fund, San Diego State University Funding Amount: $10,000.00 Description: This project continues the archaeology survey and excavation of the historic Whaley House well and privy. SDSU hosts annual summer archaeological field schools at the site and produces annual reports regarding the site’s stratigraphy and artifacts.

Mar. 2010 Project Title: "Imperial County Information Center Services 2009" Funding Agency: California Office of Historic Preservation Funding Amount: $3,600.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral List for its Project Area, the County of Imperial Valley. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Nov. 2009 Project Title: “The Whaley House Historical Archaeology Project” Funding Agency: The President’s Leadership Fund, San Diego State University Funding Amount: $12,500.00 Description: This project continues the archaeology survey and excavation of the historic Whaley House well and privy. SDSU hosts annual summer archaeological field schools at the site and produces annual reports regarding the site’s stratigraphy and artifacts.

Oct. 2009 Project Title: "2009-10 South Coastal Information Center Historic Resources Archive Maintenance" Funding Agency: California Office of Historic Preservation Funding Amount: $6,000.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral List for its Project Area, the Counties of San Diego and Imperial Valley. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Sept. 2009 Project Title: “Archaeological Excavations at the Whaley House from Save Our Heritage Organisation” Funding Agency: Save Our Heritage Organisation Funding Amount: $5,000.00 Description: This project continues the archaeology survey and excavation of the historic Whaley House well and privy. SDSU hosts annual summer archaeological field schools at the site and produces annual reports regarding the site’s stratigraphy and artifacts.

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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Sept. 2009 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between CalTrans and San Diego State University Research Foundation- Imperial Valley County Region” Funding Agency: The California Department of Transportation Funding Amount: $5,738.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in San Diego and Imperial Valley County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

Sept. 2009 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the City of San Diego and San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The City of San Diego Funding Amount: $13,200.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

August 2009 Project Title: “Archaeological Excavations at the Whaley House” Funding Agency: San Diego County Funding Amount: $5,000.00 Description: This project involves archaeological survey and excavation of the historical Whaley House. The research design focuses on locating the original well and privy, and gaining insight into 19th-century everyday life through analyzing archaeological remains of these two features.

June 2009 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between San Diego Gas and Electric Company and San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The San Diego Gas and Electric Company Funding Amount: $72,000.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

June 2009 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between CalTrans and San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The California Department of Transportation Funding Amount: $19,130.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

May 2009 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the Pechanga Indian Reservation and the San Diego State University Research Foundation”

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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Funding Agency: The Pechanga Indian Reservation Funding Amount: $12,000.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in the Luiseno cultural area of San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

Dec. 2008 Project Title: “San Diego State University’s Lost WPA-Era Murals” Funding Agency: Parker Foundation Funding Amount: $25,000.00 Description: This grant provides the final money necessary to remove, conserve, and reinstall the recently rediscovered San Diego State University Works Progress Administration mural “San Diego Industry.” The 1936 mural, created by George Sorenson, has been sealed behind a lowered ceiling for the last half century. The conservation work will be conducted by Gary Hulbert. (Co-PI Connie Vinita Dowell)

Oct. 2008 Project Title: "2008-09 South Coastal Information Center Historic Resources Archive Maintenance" Funding Agency: California Office of Historic Preservation Funding Amount: $3,096.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral List for its Project Area, the County of San Diego. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Oct. 2008 Project Title: "Imperial County Information Center Services 2008" Funding Agency: California Office of Historic Preservation Funding Amount: $25,000.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral List for its Project Area, the County of Imperial Valley. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Sept. 2008 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the California Department of Transportation and the San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The California Department of Transportation Funding Amount: $13,200.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

May 2008 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the City of San Diego and San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The City of San Diego Funding Amount: $15,180.00

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

May 2008 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the Pechanga Indian Reservation and the San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The Pechanga Indian Reservation Funding Amount: $12,000.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in the Luiseno cultural area of San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

Jan. 2008 Project Title: "Geographic Information System Data Maintenance and Use in San Diego County" Funding Agency: California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection Funding Amount: $16,000.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral List for its Project Area, the County of San Diego. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Oct. 2007 Project Title: "2007-08 South Coastal Information Center Historic Resources Archive Maintenance" Funding Agency: California Office of Historic Preservation Funding Amount: $3,096.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral List for its Project Area, the County of San Diego. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Aug. 2007 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the California Department of Transportation and the San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The California Department of Transportation Funding Amount: $16,500.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

May 2007 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the Pechanga Indian Reservation and the San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The Pechanga Indian Reservation Funding Amount: $12,000.00

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in the Luiseno cultural area of San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

April 2007 Project Title: “Provision of Materials for the California Office of Historic Preservation” Funding Agency: California Department of Parks and Recreation Funding Amount: $34,900.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources, surveys, and site records in San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

April 2007 Project Title: “San Diego State University’s Lost WPA-Era Murals” Funding Agency: Parker Foundation Funding Amount: $28,000.00 Description: This grant provides the final money necessary to remove, conserve, and reinstall the recently rediscovered San Diego State University Works Progress Administration mural “NRA Packages.” The 1936 mural, created by Genevieve Bredo Burgeson, has been sealed behind a lowered ceiling for the last half century. The conservation work will be conducted by Nathan Zakheim Associates. (Co-PI Connie Vinita Dowell)

Feb. 2007 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the County of San Diego and the San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The County of San Diego Funding Amount: $50,800.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources, surveys, and site records in San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

Oct. 2006 Project Title: "2006-07 South Coastal Information Center Historic Resources Archive Maintenance” Funding Agency: California Office of Historic Preservation Funding Amount: $3,096.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral List for its Project Area, the County of San Diego. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Sept. 2006 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the City of San Diego and the San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The City of San Diego Funding Amount: $13,800.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources, surveys, and site records in San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

Mallios, Seth W. 35 Department of Anthropology

Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

Aug. 2006 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the California Department of Transportation and the San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: California Department of Transportation Funding Amount: $13,800.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources, surveys, and site records in San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

July 2006 Project Title: “The SDSU WPA-Era Mural Restoration Project” Funding Agency: The President’s Leadership Fund, San Diego State University Funding Amount: $21,276.00 Description: The SDSU WPA Mural Restoration Project seeks to restore five large murals on campus. These rare works of art were created in the 1930s and thought to have been destroyed during campus renovations in Hardy Memorial Tower from 1957-59. They escaped destruction, however, enabling the university an opportunity to reconnect with its past through these artistic time capsules. This project endeavors to remove the murals from their hidden location in Hardy Tower, conserve them, and display them permanently in the library.

Mar. 2006 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the Pechanga Indian Reservation and the San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The Pechanga Indian Reservation Funding Amount: $7,375.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in the Luiseno cultural area of San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

Dec. 2005 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the California Department of Forestry and the San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The California Department of Forestry Funding Amount: $8,000.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

Oct. 2005 Project Title: "Archaeological Information Center" Funding Agency: California Office of Historic Preservation Funding Amount: $3,096.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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List for its Project Area, the County of San Diego. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Oct. 2005 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the City of San Diego and the San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: The City of San Diego Funding Amount: $7,375.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in the west half of San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

Sept. 2005 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the California Department of Transportation and the San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: California Department of Transportation Funding Amount: $7,375.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in the west half of San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

July 2005 Project Title: “Geographic Information System Data Maintenance Between the San Diego County Water Authority and the San Diego State University Research Foundation” Funding Agency: San Diego County Water Authority Funding Amount: $7,375.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in the west half of San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

June 2005 Project Title: “Curation, Conservation, Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act Evaluation and Use of Department of the Army Archaeological Collections” Funding Agency: DOD Army Medical Research Acquisition Activity Funding Amount: $2,142.00 Description: The purpose of San Diego Archaeological Center is to implement collections management procedures, including NAGPRA review of the collections if necessary, and provide curatorial services. The San Diego Archaeological Center shall also be responsible for accessioning, labeling, cataloging, storing, maintaining, inventorying, and conserving archaeological collections.

Oct. 2004 Project Title: "Archaeological Information Center" Funding Agency: California Office of Historic Preservation Funding Amount: $4,500.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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List for its Project Area, the County of San Diego. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Jul. 2004 Project Title: "SCIC Record Searches" Funding Agency: California State University Sacramento Foundation Funding Amount: $9,936.00 Description: Through San Diego State University, the South Coastal Information Center shall provide both research and records searches for the State of California and the California Department of Transportation.

Jul. 2004 Project Title: "Archaeological Sites and Historic Record Searches for the County Parks Historian Program" Funding Agency: San Diego County Department of Parks and Recreation Funding Amount: $2,000.00 Description: Through San Diego State University, the South Coastal Information Center shall provide both research and records searches for San Diego County Parks Historian Program.

Jul. 2004 Project Title: "Record Searches for County of San Diego" Funding Agency: San Diego County Public Work Department Funding Amount: $7,500.00 Description: Through San Diego State University, the South Coastal Information Center shall provide both research and records searches for San Diego County Public Work Department

Mar. 2004 Project Title: "Curation, Storage, and Collections Management for MCB Camp Pendleton Archaeological Collections" Funding Agency: Camp Pendleton Funding Amount: $28,234.00 Description: The purpose of San Diego Archaeological Center is to implement collections management procedures, including NAGPRA review of the collections if necessary, and provide curatorial services. The San Diego Archaeological Center shall also be responsible for accessioning, labeling, cataloging, storing, maintaining, inventorying, and conserving archaeological collections.

Mar. 2004 Project Title: "Archaeological mapping tool--Tilting prism metal target for total station laser transit" Funding Agency: San Diego State University College of Arts and Letters Research Committee (CAL micro-grant) Funding Amount: $375.00 Description: Total station laser transit prism targets enable SDSU archaeologists to record the individual placement in the ground of every artifact they find. The prisms are precision ground glass with 60 mm effective diameter and ±2 arc second accuracy in hermetically sealed prism canisters.

Mar. 2004 Project Title: "San Diego County California Historic Resource Information System Project-Phase 1" Funding Agency: California State Department of Parks and Recreation Funding Amount: $20,605.00 Description: This project continues the digitization of all of the historic resources and surveys in the west half of San Diego County. The maintenance of the South Coastal

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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Information Center's Geographic Information System enables its partners to access to the region's sensitive cultural resources through a digital medium.

Dec. 2003 Project Title: "San Diego County Gravestone Project" Funding Agency: San Diego State University Committee on Research Grants and Lectureships (Faculty Grant-In-Aid) Funding Amount: $6,394.00 Description: The San Diego County Gravestone Project endeavors to identify and analyze meaningful spatial, temporal, and formal patterns in the region's mortuary art by surveying, inventorying, and digitally photographing historical gravestones in San Diego County.

Nov. 2003 Project Title: "2003-04 South Coastal Information Center Historic Resources Archive Maintenance" Funding Agency: California State Department of Parks and Recreation Funding Amount: $2,700.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral List for its Project Area, the County of San Diego. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Oct. 2003 Project Title: "Record Searches for County of San Diego" Funding Agency: San Diego County Public Works Funding Amount: $2,500.00 Description: Through San Diego State University, the South Coastal Information Center shall provide both research and records searches for San Diego County Public Works.

Oct. 2003 Project Title: "Curation, Conservation, NAGPRA Evaluation and Use of Department of the Army Archaeological Collections " Funding Agency: Department of Defense United States Army Funding Amount: $15,885.00 Description: The San Diego Archaeological Center will provide cultural resource management to the Presidio in the inventory, organization, NAGPRA assessment, archival packaging, and curation of archaeological artifacts.

Jan. 2003 Project Title: "Curation, Storage and Collections Management for Marine Corps Logistics Base" Funding Agency: Department of Defense United States Navy Funding Amount: $173.00 Description: The purpose of San Diego Archaeological Center is to implement collections management procedures, including NAGPRA review of the collections if necessary, and provide curatorial services. The San Diego Archaeological Center shall also be responsible for accessioning, labeling, cataloging, storing, maintaining, inventorying, and conserving archaeological collections.

Oct. 2002 Project Title: "2002 Archaeological Information Center" Funding Agency: California Office of Historic Preservation Funding Amount: $4,500.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral List for its Project Area, the County of San Diego. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Sep. 2002 Project Title: "Image and Process Documents and Conduct Quality Assurance on GIS data for the purpose of Maintaining the CHRIS GIS database" Funding Agency: California Department of Parks and Recreation Funding Amount: $12,316.50 Description: The purpose of this project is to generate digital images and Portable Document Format (PDF) files of resource records and at least parts of reports and provide Quality Assurance services during maintenance of CHRIS GIS data. This project will involve historical resources recorded in and studies conducted in the area delineated by 51 USGS 7.5' quads in western San Diego County.

Jan. 2002 Project Title: "South Coastal Information Center Record Searches" Funding Agency: California Office of Historic Preservation Funding Amount: $6,000.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral List for its Project Area, the County of San Diego. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Nov. 2001 Project Title: "2001 Archaeological Information Center" Funding Agency: California Office of Historic Preservation Funding Amount: $4,500.00 Description: This project will acquire, maintain, and disseminate a complete set of Archaeological Site Records and Historic Property Records, USGS Maps, Historic Property Directories, Archaeological and Historic Reports, and a Professional Referral List for its Project Area, the County of San Diego. All site/property data shall be entered into the State's computer file created for the Project Area.

Jul. 2001 Project Title: "South Coastal Information Centers Record Searches Fiscal Year 2001-2002" Funding Agency: California State University Sacramento Foundation Funding Amount: $14,400.00 Description: Through the San Diego State University, California State University Sacramento shall provide both research and records searches from the South Coastal Information Center, San Diego State University.

Conference, Symposium, Museum Exhibition, and Tour Activities Presentations at Professional Meetings 2019 “Re-Discovering the Historic Alice Mural on the San Diego State Campus,” The Lewis Carroll Society of North America, Spring meeting in San Diego, California. 2018 “Archaeological Ceramic Analyses as a Vehicle for Anthropological Holism at 1607 James Fort: An essay in honor of Dr. Joseph W. Ball -Society for American Archaeology 2018 “My Mistakes” -Keynote speaker, San Diego State University Student Research Symposium

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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2018 “Material, Methodological, and Theoretical Overviews of the Nate Harrison Historical Archaeology Project” -Society for California Archaeology Conference 2018 “The Making of Nate Harrison into Legend” -Society for California Archaeology Conference (with Jaime Lennox) 2018 “Historical Photography, Identity Politics, and Nate Harrison” -Society for California Archaeology Conference (with Ryan Anderson) 2018 “Archaeological and Architectural Analyses of the San Diego County's Historical Nate Harrison Cabin” -Society for California Archaeology Conference (with Matt Tennyson) 2018 “Cottage Industry and Diet at the Nate Harrison Site” -Society for California Archaeology Conference (with Kristin Tennesen, James Turner, and Michael Hoke) 2018 “Putting the Pieces Together: Ceramics of Nate Harrison” -Society for California Archaeology Conference (with Jamie Bastide) 2018 “History, Identification, and Significance of Buttons at the Nate Harrison Site” -Society for California Archaeology Conference (with Shannon Farnsworth and Hilary Moore) 2018 “Emerging Subsistence Patterns and the Nate Harrison Site” -Society for California Archaeology Conference (with Amethyst Sanchez and Leah Hails) 2018 “Archaeological Spatial Analyses of the Historical Nate Harrison Cabin” -Society for California Archaeology Conference (with Hilary Llamas, and Kat Davis) 2018 “Museum Potential at the Nate Harrison Site” -Society for California Archaeology Conference (with Cecelia Holm) 2018 “The Nate Harrison Historical Archaeology Project: Material, Methodological, and Theoretical Overviews” -Society for Historical Archaeology Conference 2018 “The Apotheosis of Nate Harrison” -Society for Historical Archaeology Conference (with Jaime Lennox) 2018 “Historical Photography and its Impacts on the Life and Legend of Nate Harrison” -Society for Historical Archaeology Conference (with Ryan Anderson) 2018 “A San Diego Slave Quarters: Archaeological and Architectural Analyses of the Late 19th-and Early-20th Century Nate Harrison Cabin” -Society for Historical Archaeology Conference (with Matt Tennyson) 2018 “Production and Consumption in the Old West: Examining Cottage Industry and Diet at the Nate Harrison Site” -Society for Historical Archaeology Conference (with Kristin Tennesen, James Turner, and Michael Hoke) 2018 “Sustainable Heritage Management Strategies at the Nate Harrison Site” -Society for Historical Archaeology Conference (with Cece Holm) 2016 “An Archaeology of San Diego Art, Identity, and Community: Confluent Uses of Historic Preservation in Research, Teaching, and Local Engagement” -International Conference on Heritage and Sustainable Development 2016 “Rest in Peace?: San Diego’s Remarkably Impermanent Cemeteries and the Archaeological Necro-Politics of “America’s Finest City” -2016 International Academic Forum Conference on the City 2015 “Historical Archaeology in San Diego Art, Identity, and Community: How Historic Preservation Can Fuel Research, Teaching, and Local Engagement”

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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-Humanities Conference 2015 2012 “A Century of American Life at the Whaley House: Recent Archaeological Discoveries from Old Town's Most Legendary Site” -Society for Anthropology in Community Colleges Conference, Invited Speaker 2011 "Hegemonic Decay and the Commodification of Algonquian symbolism: Historical, Archaeological, and Linguistic Measures of Reciprocity in the Multi- Cultural Chesapeake during Contact" -American Anthropological Association Conference 2011 “‘The First White Man on the Mountain’: Archaeological, Historical, and Cultural Examinations of Nathan Harrison’s Identity” - Society for Historical Archaeology Conference (with Shelby Gunderman) 2009 "2007-08 SDSU/SCIC Archaeological Investigations at the Whaley House" - Congress of History of San Diego and Imperial Counties Conference 2009 "The Lost WPA-Era Murals of State College: Historical Sustainability in San Diego Art, Identity, and Community" - Hawaii International Conference on Arts and Humanities 2007 "Consequences of Exchange in the Early Colonial Chesapeake: Symbolic Violence, Exchange Laterality, and Copper Quotients at James Fort and Beyond" - Society for American Archaeology Conference 2007 "The Anthropology and Archaeology of Reciprocity in the Early Colonial Chesapeake" - Society for Historical Archaeology Conference 2006 "Symbolic Violence and Native Agency in the Chesapeake during Contact: Reciprocal Vengeance and the Deadly Politics of Giving" -American Society for Ethnohistory Conference 2006 "Uncovering Local Art and Industry: The Discovery of Hidden WPA Murals at San Diego State University" -Society for Historical Archaeology Conference 2006 "Scratching the Surface: Historical and Archaeological Investigations of Nate Harrison’s Homestead" -Society for Historical Archaeology Conference (with Sarah Stroud) 2005 "A New Dating Technique for Historical sites: Vessel-Based Temporal Histograms" -Jamestown Archaeology Conference 2005 “Lucas Jackson and Post-Modernism: Are Current Scholars Playing a ‘Cool Hand’?” -Humanities Conference 2005 2005 "Preliminary Excavations at the Nate Harrison Site" -Society for California Archaeology Conference (with Sarah Stroud) 2005 "The Evolution of San Diego County Gravestones and Cemeteries" -Society for California Archaeology Conference (with David Caterino) 2005 "Death and Modern Resignation: The Evolution of San Diego County Gravestones" -Joint Conference of the National Popular Culture and American Culture Associations 2005 "The Lost Cemeteries of San Diego County" -Society for Historical Archaeology Conference (with David Caterino) 2004 "The San Diego County Gravestone Project " -Society for Historical Archaeology Conference (with David Caterino) 2003 "New Perspectives on San Diego County Gravestones " -Society for California Archaeology Southern Data Sharing Meeting

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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2003 "Homo regalos: A Call for Applied Gift Exchange in a Time of Global Commodification, Symbolic Violence, and Bloodshed" -Humanities Conference 2003 2003 "Historical Archaeology and San Diego County’s African-American Past " -Society for Historical Archaeology Conference (with Sarah Stroud) 2002 "Indigenous Devastation, Colonial Origins, and the Archaeology of 1607 James Fort" -Society for Historical Archaeology Conference 2001 "A 17th-Century Chesapeake Cottage Industry: New Evidence and a Dating Formula for Colono Tobacco Pipes" -Jamestown Archaeology Conference (with J. Cameron Monroe) 2001 "Poet-Adventurer George Sandys, the Reverend Richard Buck, and the Archaeology of Jamestown's Hinterland" -Society of Early Americanists Conference 2001 "Change and Exchange at James Fort" -Society for Historical Archaeology Conference 2000 "Exchange and Violence at Jamestown: Anthropological Questions and Archaeological Answers" -American Anthropological Association Conference 2000 "Pipebowl Mean Dates" -Jamestown Archaeology Conference 2000 "English/Powhatan Exchange at Jamestown" -Eastern States Archaeological Federation Conference 2000 "Space, Time, and Form at James Fort" -Society for Historical Archaeology Conference 1999 "Archaeological Dimensions and Jamestown Rediscovery" -Jamestown Archaeology Conference 1999 "Discovering the Original 1607 James Fort" -Keynote Speaker, North American Cartographic Information Society Conference 1999 "Archaeological Manifestations of Economically Determined Changes in Early 17th-Century Chesapeake Intercultural Relations" -Society for Historical Archaeology Conference

Conference Organization 2017 Conference Tour Director, “Re-Discovering the Historic Alice Mural on the San Diego State Campus,” The Lewis Carroll Society of North America, Spring meeting in San Diego, California. 2017 Conference Tour Director, “Rest in Peace? A Tour of Troubling Preservation Issues in San Diego Cemeteries,” Western History Association Conference in San Diego, California. 2012 Invited Workshop Speaker, “San Diego: Art, Community, and Historical Sustainability,” Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education. 2011 Invited Workshop Speaker, “San Diego: Art, Community, and Historical Sustainability,” Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education. 2011 Invited Workshop Panelist, “Peek-Inside-a-Journal Workshop,” San Diego State University.

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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2010 Invited Workshop Speaker, “Historical Sustainability and the Lost Art of San Diego State,” Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education. 2009 Invited Workshop Speaker, “A Tale of Two Murals,” Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education. 2008 Invited Workshop Speaker, “San Diego: Art, Community, and Sustainability,” Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education. 2007 Invited Conference Session Discussant, “First Encounters: The Early Seventeenth-Century Atlantic Coast,” Organization of American Historians. 2007 Invited Workshop Speaker, “Sustainability and the Lost Murals of San Diego State,” Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education. 2007 Invited Archaeological Consultant, “Project Archaeology National Program,” San Diego Archaeological Center. 2007 Invited Workshop Panelist, “Peek-Inside-a-Journal Workshop,” San Diego State University. 2007 Invited Conference Session Discussant, “In the Shadow of the ‘Two Fruitfull Sisters’: Challenging Chesapeake Orthodoxies,” Society for Historical Archaeology. 2006 Conference Round Table Discussion Leader, “Defining Historical Archaeology,” Society for American Archaeology. 2005 Conference Tour Director, “The Lost and Found Cemeteries of San Diego County,” Joint Conference of the National Popular Culture and American Culture Associations in San Diego, California, (with David Caterino and Joyce Corbett). 2002 Session Chair, "Impacts of Contact: An Archaeology of Cross-Cultural Consequences in Eastern North America," Society of Historical Archaeology Annual Meeting in Mobile, Alabama, (with Heather Lapham). 1999-2001 Program Director, The Jamestown Archaeology Conference, Joint Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities/National Park Service annual event, 3rd Thursday every November, Jamestown, Virginia.

Exhibit Design and Curation April 18, 2017 Nate Harrison Exhibit, San Diego State University Conrad Prebys Aztec Student Union, Montezuma Hall Feb. 1-28, 2013 A Visit with Nate Harrison, Mountain View/ Beckwourth Library. Jan. 1-Nov. 1, 2011 A Visit with Nate Harrison, San Diego Archaeology Center. Sept. 15, 2008- Jan. 15, 2009 The Archaeology of Nate Harrison: Legacies and Legends of an African-American Pioneer in San Diego County, San Diego State University Main Library.

Public History and Archaeology Events, Ceremonies, and Dedications Conserved Historic Mural Unveilings March 23, 2019 Market (1949) Robert Hugenberger, Exercise and Nutritional Sciences 292, San Diego State University March 15, 2016 Alice (1940s/50s) Albert J. Lewis, Hardy Tower, San Diego State University

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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October 29, 2015 Backdoor Mural (1976) Art Roman and his students, Love Library, 3rd Floor, San Diego State University March 6, 2014 Mural Triptico (1969) Gilberto Ramirez, Guillermo Aranda, and Ruben DeAnda, Montezuma Hall, San Diego State University October 5, 2010 San Diego Industry (1936) George Sorenson, Dome Library, 1st Floor, San Diego State University March 7, 2008 NRA Packages (1936) Genevieve Burgeson Bredo, Dome Library, 1st Floor, San Diego State University

Campus Dedications and Re-Dedications September 14, 2017 Dedication of Sickles Plaza, San Diego State University April 30, 2014 Dedication of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. plaque at the Open Air Theatre, San Diego State University; 50-year anniversary of MLK campus visit (5/29/1964) April 23, 2013 Dedication of President John F. Kennedy plaque at Aztec Bowl, San Diego State University; 50-year anniversary of MLK campus visit (6/3/1963) October 3, 2011 Re-dedication of Aztec Bowl, San Diego State University; 75-anniversary of Aztec Bowl (1936)

Public Archaeology Open Houses June 13, 2019 Nathan Harrison Site, Palomar Mountain, CA March 29, 2018 Nathan Harrison Site, Palomar Mountain, CA March 31, 2017 Nathan Harrison Site, Palomar Mountain, CA July 28, 2011 Whaley House Site, San Diego, CA July 29, 2010 Whaley House Site, San Diego, CA July 30, 2009 Whaley House Site, San Diego, CA July 31, 2008 Whaley House Site, San Diego, CA June 12, 2008 Nathan Harrison Site, Palomar Mountain, CA July 2, 2007 Whaley House Site, San Diego, CA June 14, 2007 Nathan Harrison Site, Palomar Mountain, CA June 15, 2006 Nathan Harrison Site, Palomar Mountain, CA July 14, 2005 Nathan Harrison Site, Palomar Mountain, CA June 24, 2004 Nathan Harrison Site, Palomar Mountain, CA

Current Memberships 2012 San Diego History Center 2007 Organization of American Historians 2006 Society for American Archaeology 2004 American Culture Association 2004 Popular Culture Association 2001 Society for California Archaeology 1998 American Anthropological Association 1996 Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities 1995 Society for Historical Archaeology

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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Service for the University and Community Professional Service Presentations 2019 “Aztec Culture Education” - San Diego State University Center for Teaching and Learning, Invited speaker 2019 “The Unveiling of Robert Hugenberger’s Conserved ‘Market’ Mural” - Explore SDSU presentation 2019 “A Legacy of Student Art at San Diego State in 12 Murals,” - San Diego State University Student Art Award Exhibition Ceremony, Invited Speaker 2019 “San Diego’s Dead” - Guest lecture for James Turner’s ANTH 348 class 2019 “The Military Legacy of San Diego State” - Tour and lecture on campus military monuments for Student Veterans Organization event 2019 “On the Importance of Investiture” -The Campanile Foundation, Board of Directors meeting, Invited Speaker 2019 “Aztec Culture Education” - San Diego State University Associated Students Board of Directors, Invited speaker 2019 “Lessons from the San Diego Gravestone Project” - La Jolla Country Day School, Invited speaker 2018 “The San Diego Gravestone Project” - High Tech Middle School, Invited speaker 2018 “The Lost Murals of San Diego State” - San Diego OASIS, Invited instructor 2018 “The Nate Harrison Historical Archaeology Project” -The Campanile Foundation, Board of Directors meeting, Invited Speaker 2018 “The Cemeteries of San Diego” - Philanthropic Education Organization, Chapter XI, Invited speaker 2018 “San Diego State’s WPA-Era Murals: Discovery, Conservation, and Community Engagement” - San Diego OASIS, Invited instructor 2018 “Hidden WPA Treasures at San Diego State.” - Mission Bay High School, Invited speaker 2018 “Aztec Culture Education” - SDSU Athletics Program, Invited speaker 2018 “‘Born a Slave, Died a Pioneer: Nathan Harrison and the Historical Archaeology of Legend” - San Diego OASIS, Invited instructor 2018 “The Lost Murals of San Diego State” - San Diego OASIS, Invited instructor 2018 “The Hidden Treasures of San Diego State” - SDSU Family Weekend Breakfast, Invited speaker 2018 “The Lost Murals of State College” - Tour and lecture on campus WPA-era murals for Phil Hoog’s ANTH 103 class 2018 “Legendary Rock at State: SDSU's Unrivaled Live Music History” -San Diego Guitar Festival, Invited Speaker 2018 “The Nate Harrison Historical Archaeology Project” -Daughters of the American Revolution, Santa Margarita chapter, Invited Speaker 2018 “History of the San Diego State Mascot and Moniker”

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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-San Diego State University Presidential Task Force on Aztec Mascot and Moniker, Invited speaker 2018 “‘Born a Slave, Died a Pioneer’: Nate Harrison and the Historical Archaeology of Legend” -University of California San Diego Archaeology Colloquium Series, Invited speaker 2017 “A Brief History of San Diego State” - Public lecture for SDSU’s 120th Anniversary Celebration, Invited speaker 2017 “San Diego State and the WPA.” - Mission Bay High School, Invited speaker 2017 “The Hidden Treasures of San Diego State” - SDSU Family Weekend Breakfast, Invited speaker 2017 “The Lost Murals of State College” - Tour and lecture on campus WPA-era murals for Phil Hoog’s ANTH 103 class 2017 “Let It Rock!: Six Decades of Popular Music at San Diego State” - Aztec Music Group, Invited speaker 2017 “Live from San Diego State!: A History of Popular Music on Montezuma Mesa” - The Wednesday Club, Invited speaker 2017 Aztec Culture Education - SDSU Athletics Program, Invited speaker 2016 “San Diego State’s Legendary Rock ‘n’ Roll History” - SDSU Pacific Northwest Regional Council Committee Meeting, Invited speaker 2016 “Hidden WPA Treasures at San Diego State” - Mission Bay High School, Invited speaker 2016 “The Unnameable Virtue” Scholia Club of San Diego, Invited Speaker 2016 “Historical Archaeology of the 1607 James Fort” -Marvin Elementary School, Invited speaker 2016 “The Nate Harrison Historical Archaeology Project” -Rock ‘n’ Soul Summit 2016 at Harrison Serenity Ranch, Invited speaker 2016 “Music Legacies at San Diego State” - SDSU Mortar Board Society, Invited speaker 2016 “Jazz Rocks State” - San Diego History Center, Invited speaker 2016 “Rock at State: From 1931 to Now.” - Point Loma Public Library, Invited speaker 2016 “Historical Archaeology and Early U. S. American Settlers in San Diego County” -Marvin Elementary School, Invited speaker 2015 “San Diego State and the WPA.” - Mission Bay High School, Invited speaker 2015 “Let It Rock: Live from San Diego State.” - SDSU Monty Awards, Invited speaker 2015 “Rock at State: A History of Live Popular Music at SDSU from 1931 to Now.” - Inside SDSU Lecture Series, Invited speaker 2015 “A Century of Pioneers, Innovation, and Practice: Continuing Legacies of Exercise and Nutritional Sciences at San Diego State” -Centennial Lecture Series, Invited speaker 2015 “The Legendary History of SDSU” - SDSU Orange County Council Regional Committee Meeting, Invited speaker 2015 “SDSU’s Hidden History Recognized” - SDSU Los Angeles Council Regional Committee Meeting, Invited speaker

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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2014 “The Legacy of SDSU’s Military History” - The San Diego State University Heritage, Tower, and Legacy Societies Recognition Reception, Invited Keynote Speaker 2014 “The Heart of San Diego State” - SDSU Bay Area Regional Council Committee Meeting, Invited speaker 2014 “San Diego’s Dead” - San Diego OASIS, Invited instructor 2014 “The Legendary History of SDSU” - San Diego Rotary Club, Invited speaker 2014 “The Heart of San Diego State” - SDSU Bay New York Regional Council Committee Meeting, Invited speaker 2013 “Spatial Seriation, Vectors of Change, and Multi-Centered Modeling for Cultural Transformations among San Diego’s Historical Gravestones” - Human Dynamics in the Mobile Age Research Cluster Lightning Talk Series, Invited speaker 2013 “The Historical Legacy of San Diego State University” - SDSU Educational Outreach Program, “Freshman for a Day” program, Invited speaker 2013 “The San Diego Gravestone Project” - San Diego Mystery Club, Invited speaker 2013 “Historical Archaeology at the Most Haunted House in America” - San Diego OASIS, Invited instructor 2013 “Making Connections between Arts and Sciences, Faculty and Staff, Students and Alumni, and Research and Development at San Diego State -San Diego State University Campanile Foundation Board Retreat, Invited speaker 2013 “Memory and Mortality: San Diego’s Dead and Changing Cemetery Landscapes” - San Marcos Public Library, Public presentation 2013 “Hail Montezuma! And Beyond…” SDSU Campanile Foundation Board of Directors Retreat Presentation 2013 “Psycho-Cultural Shifts, Economic Duress, and the Doppler Effect in Historical San Diego Gravestones” - San Diego OASIS, Invited instructor 2013 “State Secrets: Historical Archaeology at SDSU” - Point Loma Public Library, Invited speaker 2013 “Historical Archaeology at the Most Haunted House in America” North San Diego County Genealogy Society, Invited Speaker 2013 “Love of the Apocalypse is not Universal, but it is Still Love Nonetheless” -SDSU Cultural Arts Special Events, Invited Speaker 2013 “The Historical Archaeology of San Diego State” -Archaeological Institute of America, San Diego chapter, Invited Speaker 2013 “New Insights from the San Diego Gravestone Project” - San Diego OASIS, Invited instructor 2013 “The Hidden Treasures of San Diego State” La Mesa Historical Society, Invited Speaker 2013 “The Legendary Yet Unknown History of Rock ‘n’ Roll at San Diego State” -Saving the Murals & Lovin’ the Music: Valentine’s Night at SDSU 2013 “The Archaeology of San Diego State” - San Diego OASIS, Invited instructor 2012 “The Hidden Treasures of San Diego State” SDSU Council of Chairs, Invited Speaker

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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2012 “The Archaeological History of San Diego State” San Diego History Center, Invited Speaker, Annual Meeting 2012 “The Hidden Treasures of San Diego State” Scholia Club of San Diego, Invited Speaker 2012 “San Diego State’s WPA-Era Murals: Discovery, Conservation, and Community Engagement” San Diego History Center, Invited Speaker 2012 “Memorialization and Landscape Legacies: Recent Insights from the San Diego Gravestone Project” North San Diego County Genealogy Society, Invited Speaker 2012 “San Diego’s Dead and the Evolving Landscape of the Local Past” Friends of the Fallbrook Library Lecture Series, Invited speaker 2012 “‘Born a Slave, Died a Pioneer’: San Diego’s Nate Harrison and the Archaeology of Legend” St. Mary’s College of Maryland, Visiting Scholar, Invited speaker 2012 “Gift Exchange and the Birth of English America: Four-Field Anthropological Insights” St. Mary’s College of Maryland, Visiting Scholar, Invited speaker 2012 “The Birth of English America: Jamestown’s Legacies and Legends” North San Diego County Genealogy Society, Invited Speaker 2012 “Photography, Fieldwork, and the Anthropological Experience” Panel Discussion, Invited panelist, San Diego Museum of Man 2012 “A Question of Memorialization” - -Daughters of the American Revolution, Linares chapter, Invited Speaker 2012 "The Archaeology of San Diego State" -San Diego County Archaeological Society, Invited speaker 2011 “Et Tu, Governor Scott - Is Anthropology Really a Worthless Degree?” Panel Discussion, Invited panelist, San Diego Museum of Man 2011 “ San Diego’s Material Past and the Archaeology of Legend” - San Diego Archaeological Center “Excellence in Archaeology” event, Invited speaker 2011 “Memory and Mortality: San Diego’s Dead and Changing Cemetery Landscapes” - San Marcos Public Library, Public presentation 2011 “Changing Expressions of Memorialization in San Diego and Beyond” - San Diego Museum of Man, Invited Speaker 2011 “The Whaley House Historical Archaeology Project” - Save Our Heritage Organisation, Invited speaker 2011 “The Archaeology of Legend and Legacy” - The San Diego State University Heritage and Tower Societies Recognition Reception, Invited Keynote Speaker 2011 “Why So Serious?: Changes in Death Rituals over the Last Two Centuries” -Daughters of the American Revolution, Santa Margarita chapter, Invited Speaker 2010 “An Archaeology of Legend in San Diego” - San Diego State University Department of Geography Colloquium, Invited Speaker 2010 “New Insights from the San Diego Gravestone Project” -Sons of the American Revolution, San Diego Chapter, Invited Speaker 2010 “Historical and Archaeological Reflections on the Great Depression and the New Deal at San Diego State”

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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- Julian Public Library, Invited speaker, part of NEA-funded initiative “The Big Read” (John Steinbeck’s The Grapes of Wrath) 2009 “The Lost WPA-Era Murals of San Diego State University” - San Diego OASIS, Invited instructor 2009 “New Insights from the Whaley House Historical Archaeology Project” - Point Loma Public Library, Invited speaker 2009 “Recent Findings from the Whaley House Historical Archaeology Project” - SDSU Friends of the Library Committee Meeting, Invited Speaker 2009 “The Whaley House Historical Archaeology Project” - San Diego OASIS, Invited instructor 2009 “The Archaeology of Legend in San Diego” - 44th Annual Phi Beta Kappa Faculty Lecture, Phi Beta Kappa, Nu Chapter of California (San Diego State University Chapter), Invited Speaker 2009 “The San Diego Gravestone Project” - San Diego Museum of Man, Invited Speaker 2009 “San Diego’s Dead Are on the Move: Recent Findings from the San Diego Gravestone Project” - Lemon Grove Historical Society, Invited Speaker 2009 “The Lost and Forgotten Cemeteries of San Diego” - Chula Vista Genealogical Society, Invited Speaker 2009 “The Nate Harrison Historical Archaeology Project” - San Diego OASIS, Invited instructor 2009 "Recent Archaeological Finds from the Whaley House" -Kiwanis Club of San Diego, Invited Speaker 2009 "The Archaeology of Legend in San Diego County" -Archaeological Institute of America, San Diego chapter, Invited Speaker 2009 “The Birth of English America” - San Diego OASIS, Invited instructor 2009 “Jamestown’s Legends and Legacies” -Daughters of the American Revolution, Malibu chapter, Invited Speaker 2009 “Archaeology and Legend in Historic San Diego” -El Cajon Historical Society, Invited Speaker 2009 “What’s New at the Nate Harrison Site” -Escondido History Center, Invited Speaker 2009 “The Lost and Forgotten Cemeteries of San Diego County” - SDSU Extended Studies Lecture, Invited Speaker 2009 “The Most Haunted House in America—Archaeology at San Diego’s Historic Whaley House” - San Diego OASIS, Invited instructor 2009 “Recent Insights from the Nate Harrison Site” -Spring Valley Public Library, Invited Speaker 2008 “The Archaeology of Local Legend” -Point Loma Rotary Club, Invited Speaker 2008 “The Legacy of the WPA at San Diego State” -Maritime Civil Affairs Squadron One, Invited speaker and tour leader 2008 “Grave Matters: The Symbolism of Grave Art” - Museum of San Diego History, Invited speaker and tour leader 2008 “Archaeology is Everywhere!: Preserving WPA-Era Murals at San Diego State” - The Wednesday Club, Invited speaker 2008 “San Diego’s Dead: Recent Finds from the San Diego Gravestone Project” - San Diego OASIS, Invited instructor

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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2008 “The San Diego Gravestone Project” - Save Our Heritage Organisation’s Third Thursday Author Series, Invited speaker 2008 “The Archaeology of San Diego Legend” - San Diego State University College of Arts & Letters Dean’s Advisory Council, Invited speaker 2008 “The Archaeology of Nate Harrison: Legacies and Legends of an African- American Pioneer in San Diego County” - San Diego State University Library, Exhibit opening, Invited Speaker 2008 “The Lost Murals of State College: An Archaeology of San Diego Art, Identity, and Community” - Portuguese-American Social & Civic Club, Invited Speaker 2008 “The Nate Harrison Historical Archaeology Project” - Christ United Presbyterian Church, Invited Speaker 2008 “New Insights from the Nate Harrison Site” - Rancho San Diego/Spring Valley Rotary Club, Invited Speaker 2008 “Cemeteries of Oceanside and San Diego” -Oceanside Historical Society and Oceanside Public Library, Invited Speaker 2008 “The Art and Mystery of San Diego Cemeteries” -San Diego Museum of Art, Meet the Masters Lecture Series 2008 “Saving SDSU’s Lost WPA-Era Murals” - SDSU Extended Studies Art History Class, Invited Speaker 2008 “Careers in Anthropology” - SDSU Anthropology Student Association, Invited Speaker 2008 “Myth-busting at the Nate Harrison Site” - San Diego Uptown Rotary Club, Invited Speaker 2008 “The Archaeology of Legend in San Diego” - Arts & Letters Alumni Chapter Fourth Annual Meet the Professor Event, San Diego State University, Public presentation 2008 “Uncovering Our Past: The Conservation of Hidden WPA-Era Murals at SDSU” - San Diego State University, SDSU Month Event, Public presentation 2008 “Nate Harrison and the Archaeology of Legend” - San Marcos Public Library, Public presentation 2008 “Historical Archaeology and the Legend of Nathan Harrison” - Julian Public Library, Public presentation 2008 “Discover the Story of the Mountain Man of Palomar: Nate Harrison” - Valley Center Public Library, Public presentation 2008 “San Diego’s Dead: the Lost and Forgotten Cemeteries of America’s Finest City” - University of San Diego, Continuing Education and Corporate and Professional Education, University of the Third Age, Invited Speaker 2007 “Restoring Local Art and Industry: The Conservation of Hidden WPA Murals at SDSU” - San Diego State University College of the Library Meeting, Invited Speaker 2007 “Uncovering Local Art and Industry: The Discovery of Hidden WPA Murals at SDSU” -San Diego Museum of Art, Meet the Masters Lecture Series 2007 “The Lost Murals of San Diego State” -SDSU President’s Leadership Fund 5th Annual Milestone Event, Keynote Speaker 2007 “Symbolic Violence and Native Agency in the Chesapeake during Contact: Reciprocal Vengeance and the Deadly Politics of Giving”

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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-University of Arizona Anthropology Department Lecture Series 2007 "The Cemeteries of San Diego" -Explore San Diego State University Open House, Invited Speaker 2007 “Transformations in San Diego Gravestones and Cemeteries” -University of California at Berkeley, Archaeological Research Facility Lecture Series at Phoebe A. Hearst Museum of Anthropology 2007 “The Nate Harrison Historical Archaeology Project” -Project Archaeology, Archaeology as Culturally Relevant Science Curricula, Instructor 2007 “The Archaeology of America’s Home Town” -District XIV (La Jolla chapter), California State Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, Keynote Speaker at Annual Meeting 2006 “Jamestowne: The Beginning of America” -Los Angeles-Eschscholtzia Chapter, National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Keynote Speaker at Annual Meeting 2006 “The Archaeology of America’s Home Town” -District XIV, California State Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, Keynote Speaker at Annual Meeting 2006 “The Deadly Politics of Giving: Exchange and Violence at Ajacan, Roanoke, and Jamestown” -First California Company Jamestowne Society, Keynote Speaker at Annual Meeting 2006 “Jamestown’s Legacies: The Story of the Beginning of America” - Solana Beach Library, Public presentation 2006 “The Archaeology and Anthropology of James Fort and Beyond” - National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, De Anza Chapter, Invited Speaker 2006 “The Legacy of SDSU’s Library and WPA Art” - San Diego State University College of the Library Meeting, Invited Speaker 2006 “The Birth of Our Nation: Jamestown and its Legacies” - La Jolla Country Club 12:30 Club, Invited Speaker 2006 “SDSU’s WPA Murals” - San Diego Kiwanis Club, Invited Speaker 2006 “New Archaeological and Anthropological Insights on the Eve of Jamestown’s 400th Anniversary” - National Society Daughters of Colonial Wars, California State Society, Invited Speaker 2006 “New Insights from the Nate Harrison Site” - Lemon Grove Rotary Club, Invited Speaker 2006 “WPA Art and Artists at SDSU” - The San Diego State University Heritage and Tower Societies Recognition Reception, Invited Keynote Speaker 2006 “The Legacy of the WPA at San Diego State” - SDSU Friends of the Library Committee Meeting, Invited Speaker 2006 "SDSU, Historical Archaeology, and Nate Harrison" -Explore San Diego State University Open House, Invited Speaker 2006 "The History and Anthropology of Nate Harrison" -Explore San Diego State University Open House, Invited Speaker 2006 “Recently Discovered Murals at Hardy Tower” - SDSU Senate Library Committee Meeting, Invited Speaker 2006 “The Thrill of Archaeology”

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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- Montesori School of San Diego, Assembly Speaker 2006 "Historical Archaeology and Nate Harrison" -SDSU Bridges, San Diego State University; February 24, 2006, Invited Speaker 2006 "Recent Insights from the San Diego County Gravestone Project" - SDSU Bridges, San Diego State University; February 24, 2006, Invited Speaker 2006 "The Hidden WPA Murals of San Diego State University" - SDSU Bridges, San Diego State University; February 24, 2006, Invited Speaker 2006 "New Discoveries from Laboratory Analysis of the Artifacts from the Nate Harrison Historical Archaeology Site" -360 Tour, San Diego State University; February 10, 2006 2006 “Historical Archaeology at San Diego State University” -San Diego Lion’s Club, January meeting, Invited Guest Speaker 2005 Exchange and Violence at Jamestown: Recent Archaeological Insights from the 1607 James Fort Site" -First California Company Jamestowne Society, Keynote Speaker at Annual Meeting 2005 "The First Two Seasons of Archaeological Fieldwork at the Nate Harrison Site" -San Diego County Archaeological Society, October Guest Speaker 2005 "An Overview of the Nate Harrison Historical Archaeology Project" -Black Historical Society of San Diego, Board of Directors Meeting, Invited Speaker 2005 "The Historical Archaeology of Nate Harrison" -Explore San Diego State University Open House, Invited Speaker 2005 "Recent Discoveries from the San Diego Gravestone Project" -Archaeological Institute of America, San Diego chapter, Invited Speaker 2005 "San Diego County Cemetery Tour" -American Culture Association, Invited Mentor and Tour Guide 2005 "Forensic Anthropology and Historical Archaeology" -San Diego State University, Forensic Anthropology class taught by Dr. Arion Mayes, Guest Lecture 2005 " Historical Archaeology and Nate Harrison" -The San Diego Archaeological Center, February Guest Speaker 2005 "Recent Findings from Laboratory Analysis of the Artifacts from the Nate Harrison Historical Archaeology Site" -360 Tour, San Diego State University 2004 "Historical Archaeology" -El Segundo Middle School Elementary School, Assembly Speaker 2004 "Laboratory Analysis of the Artifacts from the Nate Harrison Historical Archaeology Site" -360 Tour, San Diego State University; December 10, 2004 2004 "San Diego's Dead: Patterns in Local Cemeteries and Gravestones" -San Diego County Archaeological Society, October Guest Speaker 2004 "Death and Mortuary Markers in San Diego County" -San Diego State University, Death, Dying, and the Afterlife class taught by Dr. Rebecca Moore, Guest Lecture 2004 "Current Research in Historical Archaeology" -Palomar College, Historical Archaeology class taught by Dr. Phil Debarros, Guest Lecture 2004 "Preliminary Laboratory Analysis of the Artifacts from the Nate Harrison Historical Archaeology Site" -360 Tour, San Diego State University

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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2004 "Early Chesapeake Settlements" -University of California at Los Angeles, Historical Archaeology: A World Perspective class taught by Dr. James Cameron Monroe, Guest Lecture 2004 "Anthropological Opportunities at SDSU" -Explore San Diego State University Open House, Participant, San Diego County Gravestone Project and Anthropology Department 2004 "Archaeology Discovery: The Historical Archaeology of Palomar Mountain" -San Diego State University Cultural Arts and Special Events, Speaker 2001 "The Archaeology of 1607 James Fort and Beyond" -San Diego County Archaeological Society, November Guest Speaker 2001 "Invitation to Historical Archaeology" -San Diego City College, Principles of Archaeology class taught by Dr. Lynne Christenson, Guest Lecture 2001 "The South Coastal Information Center" -Historic Site Board of the County of San Diego, Public Hearing, Invited Speaker 2001 "Early European Exploration and Highway to the West" -The Wintergreen Nature Foundation, 2001 Natural History Series, Guest Instructor 2000 "Pocahontas, Copper Exchange, and James Fort at Contact" -Virginia Society Daughters of the American Colonists, Pocahontas Chapter, Annual Meeting, Invited Speaker 2000 "Dig James Fort" -Pembroke Meadows Elementary School, Assembly Speaker 2000 "The Archaeology of the First Permanent English Settlement in America" -National Society Daughters of Colonial Wars, Inc., National Annual Meeting, Keynote Speaker 2000 "Recent Finds and Interpretations at Jamestown" -College of William and Mary, Anthropology Club, Meeting 2000 "The Archaeology of Jamestown in the Regional Context of the Chesapeake" -Wicomico Historical Society, Annual Meeting, Invited Speaker 1999 "The Beginnings of English America" Tidewater Jamestown Society, Inaugural Meeting, Invited Speaker 1999 "The Archaeology of Pocahontas, John Rolfe, and the Reverend Richard Buck" 1999 -Association for the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities' Thomas Rolfe Branch, Annual Meeting, Invited Speaker 1999 "Archaeological Insights into Conflicts at James Fort" West Point Society of Richmond, Annual Meeting, Keynote Speaker

Department Service 2006-2015 Department Chair, Department of Anthropology, San Diego State University. 2004-2006 Undergraduate Advisor, Department of Anthropology, San Diego State University.

University Task Forces 2006-08 University General Education Task Force, San Diego State University.

University Committees 2018-20 Government and Community Relations Committee, The Campanile Foundation, San Diego State University

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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2018-20 Development Committee, The Campanile Foundation, San Diego State University 2018-20 Chair, University Promotion and Tenure Review Panel, San Diego State University. 2018-19 Presidential Inauguration Advisory Committee, San Diego State University. 2018-19 Search Committee, Department of Anthropology, San Diego State University. 2015-pres. Audit Committee, Aztec Shops, San Diego State University 2017-18 Chair Review Committee, Department of Anthropology, San Diego State University. 2017-18 Market Salary Increase Review Committee, Department of Anthropology, San Diego State University. 2016-17 Search Committee, CEO/AVP position for Aztec Shops, San Diego State University. 2016-18 Professional Leaves Committee, Department of Anthropology, San Diego State University. 2016-17 Market Salary Increase Review Committee, Department of Anthropology, San Diego State University. 2016-18 University Promotion and Tenure Review Panel, San Diego State University. 2016-18 University Promotion and Tenure Review Panel, Late-Add Committee, San Diego State University. 2015-16 Reappointment, Tenure, and Promotions Review Committee, College of Arts and Letters, San Diego State University. 2015-16 Human-Environmental Dynamics Area of Excellence Search Committee, San Diego State University. 2008-10 Associated Student International Committee, San Diego State University. 2005-09 Senate Library Committee, San Diego State University. 2005-06 First-Year Tenure-Track Faculty Review Committee, Department of Anthropology, San Diego State University. 2005-06 Chair, Reappointment, Tenure, and Promotions Review Committee, Department of Anthropology, San Diego State University. 2005-06 Student Research Committee, San Diego State University. 2004-05 Graduation Committee, Department of Anthropology, San Diego State University. 2004-05 Post-Tenure Review Committee, Department of Anthropology, San Diego State University. 2004-05 Reappointment, Tenure, and Promotions Review Committee, Department of Anthropology, San Diego State University. 2004-05 First-Year Tenure-track Faculty Review Committee, Department of Anthropology, San Diego State University. 2004-05 Search Committee, Committee of the Whole, Department of Anthropology, San Diego State University. 2003-04 Search Committee, Committee of the Whole, Department of Anthropology, San Diego State University. 2002-03 Instructionally Related Activities Committee. College of Arts and Letters, San Diego State University. 2002-03 Search Committee, Committee of the Whole, Department of Anthropology, San Diego State University.

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2001-02 Search Committee, Committee of the Whole, Department of Anthropology, San Diego State University.

Community Committees 2019 Member, External Review Committee, Department of Anthropology, Portland State University 2006-pres. Member, 400th Anniversary Committee of the First California Company of the Jamestowne Society

Ceremonial Service 2019 Master of Ceremonies, Presidential Investiture Ceremony, San Diego State University 2016-17 Grand Marshal, Commencement Ceremonies, College of Arts and Letters, San Diego State University 2004-07 Marshal, Commencement Ceremonies, College of Arts and Letters, San Diego State University

Media Presentations (featuring the work of Seth Mallios) Television (Date first aired) March 22, 2019 KGTV (ABC 10) 10News, “Recently Conserved Historic SDSU Mural to be Unveiled” August 27, 2018 KSWB (Fox 5) Evening News, “55 years after MLK Jr.’s ‘I Have a Dream’ speech, little evidence remains of visit to San Diego” April 4, 2018 KNSD (NBC 7/39) San Diego Evening News, “MLK Assassinated 50 Years Ago Today” February 1, 2018 KPBS About San Diego (with Ken Kramer), “The Carmel Valley Cemetery” August 28, 2017 KFMB (CBS 8) San Diego Morning News, “Celebrating 120 Years at San Diego State” August 28, 2017 KSWB (Fox 5) Morning News, “Celebrating 120 Years at San Diego State” August 28, 2017 KUSI (Ind. 9) Good Morning San Diego, “Celebrating 120 Years at San Diego State” April 1, 2017 KFMB (CBS 8) San Diego Evening News, “Excavations at the Nate Harrison Site” April 1, 2017 KGTV (ABC 10) 10News, “SDSU archaeologists unearth bones, relics on Palomar Mountain” April 1, 2017 CW 6 Evening News, “SDSU students uncover artifacts at the Nate Harrison Site” October 29, 2015 KSWB (Fox 5) Evening News, “SDSU Rock ‘n’ Roll Mural Unveiled” October 29, 2015 KPBS, Evening Edition, “Rock ‘n’ Roll Mural Unveiled At San Diego State Library” April 22, 2015 KPBS, Evening Edition, “Professor Digs Up Live Music History At San Diego State” May 1, 2014 KPBS, San Diego Historic Places, “San Diego State University” April 30, 2014 KFMB (CBS 8) San Diego Evening News, “SDSU Marks 50th Anniversary of MLK Speech” April 30, 2014 KUSI (Ind. 9) KUSI News at 6, “SDSU celebrates one of the most important moments in school history”

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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April 30, 2014 KPBS, Evening Edition, “Commemorating Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr’s 1964 Visit to San Diego State” April 28, 2104 KFMB (CBS 8) San Diego Evening News, “Exclusive footage of Martin Luther King’s 1964 visit to San Diego” November 22, 2103 KGTV (ABC 10) San Diego Evening News, “San Diegans remember John F. Kennedy visit to San Diego State College” November 22, 2013 KSWB (Fox 5) Evening News, “Reflections on the Kennedy Assassination and his 1963 Visit to San Diego State” November 22, 2013 KUSI (Ind. 9) Good Morning San Diego, “Reflections on the Kennedy Assassination and his 1963 Visit to San Diego State” November 21, 2013 KPBS, Evening Edition, “Reflections on the Kennedy Assassination and his 1963 Visit to San Diego State” August 28, 2013 KGTV (ABC 10) San Diego Evening News, “Locals reflect on 50th anniversary of 'I Have a Dream' speech” May 19, 2013 KNSD (NBC 7/39) Sound Diego, “Saving Rock –n-Roll at San Diego State” April 24, 2013 KNSD (NBC 7/39) San Diego Evening News, “San Diego State and JFK in 1963” April 24, 2013 CW (6) Evening News, “JFK Anniversary Celebration at San Diego State” April 24, 2013 KUSI (Ind. 9) KUSI News at 6, “SDSU Celebrates Kennedy Anniversary” April 24, 2013 KSWB (Fox 5) Evening News, “Historical Reenactment at San Diego State” April 24, 2013 KGTV (ABC 10) San Diego Evening News, “The 50-Year Anniversary of JFK’s Visit to San Diego State” April 24, 2013 KPBS, Evening Edition, “Reflections on Kennedy’s 1963 Visit to San Diego State” April 24, 2013 KGTV (ABC 10) 10 News This Morning, “Legacies of JFK’s Visit to San Diego State” March 7, 2013 UT-TV (Ind. 17) The Roger Hedgecock Show, “On the 50th Anniversary of JFK’s Visit to San Diego State” February 14, 2013 KSWB (Fox 5) Evening News, “The Legendary Yet Unknown History of Rock ‘n’ Roll at San Diego State” February 13, 2013 UT-TV (Ind. 17) The Roger Hedgecock Show, “The History of Rock ‘n’ Roll at San Diego State” February 13, 2013 KUSI (Ind. 9) Good Morning San Diego, “Saving the Murals and Loving the Music at San Diego State” January 17, 2013 KUSI (Ind. 9) Good Morning San Diego, “The History of Rock ‘n’ Roll at San Diego State” January 15, 2013 KSWB (Fox 5) Evening News, “Hidden Alice in Wonderland Mural Discovered at San Diego State” December 31, 2012 KUSI (Ind. 9) Good Morning San Diego, “San Diego State’s Neon Majorette” December 30, 2012 KUSI (Ind. 9) Open Mike, “San Diego State’s Neon Majorette” August 27, 2012 KSWB (Fox 5) Morning News, “Hail Montezuma: The Hidden Treasures of San Diego State” August 27, 2012 CW (6) SD6 in the Morning, “Hail Montezuma: The Hidden Treasures of San Diego State” August 27, 2012 KUSI (Ind. 9) Good Morning San Diego, “Hail Montezuma: The Hidden Treasures of San Diego State”

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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March 8, 2012 NBC, KPBS SDSU Insider, “A Hike up Historic ‘S’ Mountain” February 23, 2012 KPBS, San Diego Historic Places, “Cemeteries” October 3, 2011 KNSD (NBC 7/39) San Diego Evening News, “Aztec Bowl Reaches Milestone” August 4, 2011 KGTV (ABC 10) San Diego Evening News, “SDSU Professor Finds Pieces of School's History” May 20, 2011 KPBS San Diego Week, “Saving the Back Door Mural” October 5, 2010 KUSI (Ind. 9) KUSI News at 6, “SDSU WPA-Era Mural Dedicated” April 2, 2010 KNSD (NBC 7/39) San Diego Evening News, “Mystery Lockers Finally Opened” September 30, 2009 XETV (CW 6) San Diego Living, “San Diego’s Lost and Forgotten Cemeteries” July 14, 2009 KNSD (NBC 7/39) San Diego Evening News, “Ghost Diggers in Pursuit of the Past” July 30, 2008 KGTV (ABC 10) San Diego Evening News, “Archaeology at the Whaley House” July 29, 2008 KUSI (Ind. 9) Good Morning San Diego, “Archaeology at the Whaley House” December 11, 2007 KUSI Local Morning News (with Rod Luck), “Everett Gee Jackson and the Lost Murals of State College” October 24, 2007 KPBS Wonderland, “Old Town, San Diego” March 27, 2007 KPBS Full Focus, “Cemeteries of San Diego” March 20, 2007 KNSD (CBS 8) San Diego Morning News, “Cemeteries of San Diego” March 19, 2007 KUSI (Ind. 9) Good Morning San Diego, “The Cemeteries of San Diego” February 25, 2007 KNSD (NBC 7/39) About San Diego (with Ken Kramer), “The Artifacts of the Nate Harrison Historical Archaeology Project” January 29, 2007 KPBS Full Focus (with Pat Finn), “SDSU and the Works Progress Administration” May 26, 2006 KNSD (NBC 7/39) Local Evening News (About San Diego with Ken Kramer), “The Lost WPA Murals of SDSU” October 31, 2005 KPBS Full Focus (with Richard Rivera), “GraveSecrets”; Nominated for two Emmy Awards (Outstanding Historic/Culture Program and Best Writing, Short Form/Spot) by the Pacific Southwest Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences; Recipient of Emmy Award for Best Writing March 15, 2005 KPBS Full Focus (with Karen Rostodha), “Ethnic Communities Past and Present--Addendum” September 28, 2004 KUSI Local Morning News (with Rod Luck), “Laboratory Analysis of Artifacts from the Nate Harrison Site” July 1, 2004 KNSD Local Morning News (with Catherine Garcia), “Archaeological Finds from the Nate Harrison Site” July 30, 2004 KPBS Full Focus (with Karen Rostodha), “Ethnic Communities Past and Present” June 25, 2004 KFMB 6:00 Evening News (with Andrea Makino), “Historical Archaeology at the Nate Harrison Site”

Radio October 29, 2015 KPBS, Morning Edition, “Rock ‘n’ Roll Mural Unveiled At San Diego State Library” 7:30-7:35 AM.

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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October 26, 2015 Jazz 88.3, The New Jazz Thing, “50 Years of Let It Rock! at San Diego State Were Pretty Jazzy,” 12:00-12:20AM. April 22, 2015 KPBS Radio, Midday Edition, “Professor Digs Up Live Music History at San Diego State,” 12:15-12:30 PM. April 17, 2014 KPBS Radio, Midday Edition, “San Diego State University Seeks Memorabilia From MLK Visit,” 12:40-12:45 PM. April 24, 2013 KPBS Radio, Midday Edition, “Legacies of the JFK Visit to San Diego State,” 12:40-1:00PM. April 24, 2013 KPBS Radio, Morning Edition, “The 50-Year Anniversary of JFK’s 1963 SDSC Commencement Address,” 7:30-7:35 AM. January 16, 2013 KPBS Radio, Midday Edition, “The Discovery of Alice In Wonderland On Campus,” 12:40-1:00PM. January 10, 2013 KPBS Radio, Morning Edition, “Alice In Wonderland Mural Discovered On SDSU Campus,” 7:30-7:35 AM. May 27, 2011 NPR/KPBS Radio, Morning Edition, “Saving a Music Lover’s Mural at SDSU,” 7:30-7:35 AM. November 11, 2007 Travel Hub Radio, “Cemeteries of San Diego County,” 11:00- 11:30AM. March 13, 2007 KPBS Radio, These Days (with Tom Fudge), “The Cemeteries of San Diego,” 10:00-10:30AM. May 9, 2005 KPBS Radio, These Days (with Tom Fudge), “The San Diego County Gravestone Project,” 10:40-11:00AM.

Newspaper and Magazine June 24, 2019 SDSU president’s first year ends with praise, criticism: School closer to new stadium but struggles with a variety of problems, (Gary Robbins). San Diego Union-Tribune, A1, A8. April 17-23, 2019 Adela de la Torre’s inauguration highlights curiosity, compassion, (by Bella Ross). The Daily Aztec, pp. 1-2. April 12, 2019 ‘Lofty Visions’ Guide New SDSU President: De la Torre speaks of cultivating a ‘culture of curiosity’ at formal inauguration, (Gary Robbins). San Diego Union-Tribune, A1, A8. April 12, 2019 ‘Birthday Kickoff Doesn’t Sidestep San Diego’s Contentious History: Organizers: Kumeyaay persecution a key part of the area’s narrative, (Roger Showley). San Diego Union-Tribune, A1, A8. March 31, 2019 SDSU to Celebrate First Inauguration Since 1997: De la Torre wants to create her vision for university’s future, (Gary Robbins). San Diego Union-Tribune, A1-16. Spring 2019 Mural Magic, (Coleen L. Geraghty) 360 Magazine, p. 4. October 30, 2018 Spooky San Diego: Bodies Lie Beneath as We Walk, Play and Shop, (by Randy Dotinga). Voice of San Diego. April 25-May 1, 2018 SDSU students dig archaeology professor, (by Angelica Wallingford). The Daily Aztec, p. 8. April 25, 2018 Group learns about area's first African-Amer. homesteader, (Linda McIntosh and Janelle Werthmann). San Diego Union-Tribune. January 15, 2018 King’s Visits Live on Mostly in Memory: Surprisingly few artifacts survive from civil rights leader’s handful of appearances in San Diego, (John Wilkens). San Diego Union-Tribune, A1-7. Nov. 15, 2017 Seth Mallios conmemora los 120 años de SDSU a través de plática, (by Elizabeth Barboza). The Daily Aztec.

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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Nov. 13, 2017 SDSU celebrates 120 years of history with author and anthropologist Seth Mallios, (by Diana Guevarra). The Daily Aztec. August 20, 2017 VA. Statue Standoff Echoed in San Diego’s Struggles: Battle over historical and cultural symbols stretch back decades, (Roger Showley). San Diego Union-Tribune, A1-16. April 20, 2017 He Left a Mark at Chicano Park: Guillermo Aranda worked on several of the celebrated murals, (Roxana Popescu). San Diego Union-Tribune, Night & Day, Pp. 24-25. April 1, 2017 Unearthing the life of legendary pioneer Nate Harrison: SDSU students discover artifacts on homestead dig at Palomar Mountain, (Deborah Sullivan Brennan). San Diego Union- Tribune, B1-3. March 9, 2017 SDSU’s President Hirshman to Leave in June, (Gary Warth). San Diego Union-Tribune, A1-7. January 15, 2017 Chargers leave San Diego: Dealing with five stages of fans’ grief, (Peter Rowe). San Diego Union-Tribune, A18. October 23, 2016 Aztec mascot battle revisited, (by Gary Warth). San Diego Union- Tribune, B1, B9. May 2016 Showing your true colors, (by Kelly Hillock). The Daily Aztec Commencement Magazine, Issue 1, Volume 1, P. 10. Nov. 10-17, 2015 Rock ‘n’ roll mural returns to SDSU, (by Kelly Hillock). The Daily Aztec, Vol. 102, No. 14, P. 15. November 5, 2015 SDSU unveils historic rock ‘n’ roll mural, (by Kelly Hillock). The Daily Aztec. October 28, 2015 SDSU event to unveil campus rock ‘n’ roll mural, (by Sarah Tanori). The Daily Aztec, Digital edition. October 25, 2015 New campus, rock music celebrations, (by Gary Warth). San Diego Union-Tribune, A4. October 24, 2015 SDSU shows, from stubs to star moments, (by Karla Peterson). San Diego Union-Tribune, A1, A14. October 7, 2015 SDSU rock-and-roll anthropologists dig deep into campus music history: Ella was a badass, (by Jay Allen Sanford). San Diego Reader. August 19, 2015 Campus hides forgotten treasures, (by Olivia Litsey). The Daily Aztec, Digital edition. August 6, 2015 SDSU sees success with crowdfunding: Projects funded ahead of schedule in new fundraising site, (by Gary Warth). San Diego Union-Tribune, B1, B4. February 26, 2015 You only logo once (or twice), (by Christine Whitman). The Daily Aztec, Digital edition. October 4, 2014 Test Driving San Diego: Sure, there are books—but campus bookstores’ offerings much broader, (by Karla Peterson). San Diego Union-Tribune, A1, A6. October 3, 2014 5 Best SDSU-Fresno games ever played?: Two top 5 lists from the Aztecs’ and Bulldogs’ viewpoints, (by Stefanie Loh). San Diego Union-Tribune, Online only. October 3, 2014 Greasing the Fire: Old Oil Can ‘trophy’ gives players, fans in SDSU-Fresno St. rivalry rallying prize, (by Stefanie Loh). San Diego Union-Tribune, D1, D5.

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May 9, 2014 SAE pledge elimination raises questions for Greek system, (by Hannah Beausang). The Daily Aztec, Digital edition. May 5, 2014 SDSU commemorates MLK speech, (by Camille Lozano). The Daily Aztec, Vol. 100, No. 63, P. 3. April 30, 2014 S.D. Man Shares MLK Memories: Educator saw rights icon speak at college in 1964, (by Karen Kucher). San Diego Union-Tribune, B1, B4. April 21, 2014 SDSU newspaper turns 100: Alumni of Daily Aztec honored at celebration, (by Karen Kucher). San Diego Union-Tribune, A1, A6. April 3, 2014 Dr. King artifacts elusive: Historian needs help finding photos, tape of speech at SDSU, (by Karen Kucher). San Diego Union- Tribune, B1-2. March 14, 2014 SD’s Introduction to Chicano Mural Art Rededicated at SDSU, (by Maria-Elena Ugalde). La Prensa. March 7, 2014 Q&A with Anthropology Department Chair Dr. Seth W. Mallios, (by Kelly Hillock). The Grand Dedication: The Daily Aztec Commemorative Magazine, Pp. 40-42. March 7, 2014 A Tree Story, (by Hannah Beausang and Luke Henning). The Grand Dedication: The Daily Aztec Commemorative Magazine, Pp. 38-39. March 7, 2014 A big day for big art, (by John Gibbons). San Diego Union- Tribune, B1. March 6, 2014 SDSU to rededicate historic mural, (by James Chute). San Diego Union-Tribune, B5. January 22, 2014 ‘Beau’ Jest: Film historian shines light on SDSU students’ long- forgotten parody of ’39 classic, (by John Wilkens). San Diego Union-Tribune, A1, A8. November 25, 2013 Chatting with SDSU’s preeminent historian, (by Kelly Hillock). The Daily Aztec, Vol. 100, No. 31, P. 9. November 21, 2013 June 6, 1963: Brief Shining Moments, (by Peter Rowe). San Diego Union-Tribune, A1, A3. November 20, 2013 June 6, 1963: JFK in SD: A day to remember, (by Peter Rowe). San Diego Union-Tribune, A1, A3. October 28, 2013 Aztecs receive crown at homecoming, (by Camille Lozano). The Daily Aztec. July 8, 2013 Book award granted to SDSU sleuth, (by Camille Lozano). The Daily Aztec, Vol. 100, No. 1, Pp. 1-2. April 24, 2013 Aztecs relive Kennedy’s 1963 visit, (by Arturo Garcia). The Daily Aztec, Vol. 99, No. 106, Pp. 1-2. April 24, 2013 Campus relives historic Kennedy Address, (by Antonio Zaragoza). San Diego Union-Tribune, B1, B4. April 17, 2013 Time capsule to be placed in Aztec Student Union, (by Ashley Williams). The Daily Aztec, Digital edition. March 26, 2013 Thousands of future Aztecs explore SDSU, (by Tara Millspaugh). The Daily Aztec, Digital edition. February 13, 2013 SDSU seeks support and love to save Rock n’ Roll mural (by Amanda Guerrero), Daily Aztec, Vol. 99, Issue 57, P. 2. January 25, 2013 SDSU Hidden Mural Uncovered (by David Rozul), Mission Times Courier, P. 8.

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January 24, 2013 San Diego State University’s Hidden Art Student Murals, Archaeology (Electronic magazine). October 31, 2012 Mutilation machines litter Museum of Man (by Nicole Yi), Daily Aztec. October 10, 2012 San Diego State archaeologist digs into local history, (by John Wilkens). San Diego Union-Tribune, A1, A10. August 20, 2012 SDSU history published (by Tara Millspaugh), Daily Aztec, Vol. 98, No. 1, P. 9. March 1, 2012 Anthropology professor digs for answers (by Tara Millspaugh), Daily Aztec, 10. October 2, 2011 Aztec Bowl’s Glory Resurfacing, (by Pat Flynn). San Diego Union- Tribune, B1, B5. June 18, 2011 Fondly remembering Aztec Center and the years of music that filled it, (by Karla Peterson). San Diego Union-Tribune, A1, A8. October 5, 2010 SDSU resurrects historical mural, (by Pat Flynn). San Diego Union-Tribune, A1, B1, B4. October 5, 2010 Digging into San Diego Past, (by Pat Flynn). San Diego Union- Tribune, B1, B3. February 24, 2010 Professor to Speak on Historic (or Priceless) Mural Restoration at SDSU, The Julian News. Volume 25, Issue 28, P. 3. May 21, 2009 Jamestown Revisited, Malibu Surfside News, Volume 36, Number 29, P. 8. September 24, 2008 Students digging for a career (by Daniel Iglesias). The Daily Aztec, Volume 94, Issue 15, P. 1. September 15, 2008 To Touch the Past: Anthropology students expose the life of Nate Harrison, San Diego's first African-American resident, (by Coleen L. Geraghty). SDSUniverse. August 15, 2008 Digging into San Diego’s Haunted History, (by Laura A. Gantz). SDSUniverse. August 4, 2008 Uncovered artifacts (by Wendy Fry). The Daily Aztec, Volume 93, Issue 122, P. 1. July 31, 2008 Digging Deep into History: SDSU team is excavating where haunted legend resides, (by Sherry Saavedra). San Diego Union- Tribune, B1, B3. 2008 Unearthing the Long-Buried Whaley House Cistern, (by Dean Glass). Save Our Heritage Organisation. Volume 39, Issue 1. July 7, 2008 Digging up the Past, (by Laura A. Gantz). SDSUniverse. May 19, 2008 Seth Mallios Uncovers the Past, (by Libba Jackson-D’Ambrosi). SDSUniverse. April 2008 Who Makes What… (by Julia Beeson Polloreno). San Diego Magazine, Volume 60, Issue 64, Pp. 100-109. March 10, 2008 Part of SDSU’s past uncovered (by Wendy Fry). The Daily Aztec, Volume 93, Issue 84, Pp. 1, 2. March 3, 2008 Lost mural found (by Wendy Fry). The Daily Aztec, Volume 93, Issue 80, P. 3. March 2, 2008 New life for old art, (by Sherry Saavedra). San Diego Union Tribune. B1, B4. Spring 2008 To Touch the Past: Students expose the life of a San Diego legend, (by Coleen L. Geraghty) 360: The Magazine of San Diego State University. 32-33.

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November 26, 2007 Finding local history buried in the past, (by Michele Clock) The San Diego Union-Tribune. A1, A16. October 18, 2007 Restoration of ‘Lost’ WPA-Era Mural Nearly Complete, (by Mark Lester). SDSUniverse. June 18, 2007 Arti-‘facts’ tell a new truth (by David J. Olender). The Daily Aztec, Volume 92, Issue 124. May 27, 2007 Grave matters: Cemeteries are the repositories of San Diego’s past, (by Roger Showley) The San Diego Union-Tribune. D2. May 1, 2007 Queen has date with new history, (by Johanna Neuman) Los Angeles Times. A7. April 25, 2007 City of the Forgotten Dead: Buried Cemeteries Haunt San Diego History, (by Kelly Davis) San Diego Citybeat. 11-16. April 25, 2007 The Mystery of the Shrinking Headstone, (by Kelly Davis) San Diego Citybeat. 14-15. March 19, 2007 Seth Mallios’ Tales from the Crypt. SDSUniverse. March 13, 2007 Digging up the dead: SDSU Professor finds lost burial grounds in San Diego County, (by David J. Olender). The Daily Aztec. 1. Summer 2006 Mural, Mural on the Wall: Depression-era legacy rediscovered in Hardy Tower, (by Coleen L. Geraghty) 360: The Magazine of San Diego State University. 12-15. June 19, 2006 Works in Progress, (by Lisa Petrillo). San Diego Union Tribune. B1. June 12, 2006 Fully exposed. SDSUniverse. May 26, 2006 Professor discovers ‘soul of university’, (by Lisa Petrillo). San Diego Union Tribune. A1. May 15-18, 2006 What’s your summer adventure? (by Raven S. Tyson). The Daily Aztec, Volume 91, Issue 122. May 8, 2006 Buried Treasure, (by Colleen Geraghty). SDSUniverse. July 17, 2005 Dig reveals clues in life of pioneer, (by Lisa Petrillo). San Diego Union Tribune. B3. July 15, 2005 Bringing to light a piece of the puzzle, (by Lisa Petrillo). San Diego Union Tribune. North Inland 1, 3. May 17, 2005 Artifacts provide clues, few answers, (by Andrew Phelps). North County Times. B1, B3. April 24, 2005 Learning from the passed: Cemeteries provide the place for a group’s cultural undertaking: to understand the past, (by John Wilkens). San Diego Union Tribune. E1, E3. April 24, 2005 Resting in peace can be tough, (by John Wilkens). San Diego Union Tribune. E1. February 16, 2005 Artifacts provide clues, few answers, (by Andrew Phelps). North County Times. B1, B5. December 1, 2004 Archaeologists from SDSU delve secrets of Nate Harrison’s cabin, (by David Ross). Valley Roadrunner. 1-5. November 28, 2004 Personal plots: Loved ones find freedom, healing in unkempt National City pioneer cemetery, where anything goes for tombstones (by David Hasemyer). San Diego Union Tribune. B1, B5. July 7, 2004 Students uncover 19th century cabin, (by Christina Stewart). The Daily Aztec. 1-2.

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.

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June 24, 2004 Searching for history on Palomar Mountain: SDSU students find ex-slave’s relics, (by Ruth Lepper). San Diego Union Tribune. B1, B5. June 21, 2004 Unearthing San Diego County’s Rural Past, (by Colleen Geraghty). SDSUniverse. July 16, 2003 Study’s grave concerns: SDSU grad students look at older headstones, (by Ruth Lepper). San Diego Union Tribune. B1, B10. May 5, 2003 Professor Plots Lives of the Past, (by Jennifer Zwiebel). SDSUniverse.

Podcast February 4, 2019 Presidential Investiture at SDSU, (by Adela de la Torre). SDSU Charla. October 9, 2017 The Life and Legend of Nate Harrison, (by April Mahoney). On the Edge with April Mahoney.

Underlined names are current or former San Diego State University students with whom Seth Mallios has published or presented at professional conferences.