Lisa C. Young The University of Michigan, Department of Anthropology 1085 South University, Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109-1107 (734) 417-8997 [email protected] https://umich.academia.edu/LisaCYoung ______EDUCATION Ph.D., University of (Anthropology), 1996 M.A., University of Arizona (Anthropology), 1985 B.A., University of Michigan (Anthropology and History, with high honors in Anthro), 1983 ______RESEARCH INTERESTS North American archaeology, specifically southwestern US; arid-land farmers; mobility strategies; storage; changes in household and community organization; life history of objects; public archaeology; museum anthropology; community collaborations ______ACADEMIC POSITIONS Lecture IV and honors advisor and coordinator 2005-present Department of Anthropology, University of Michigan University Associate/Campus Colleague 2013-present , University of Arizona Assistant Research Scientist 1996-2013 Museum of Anthropology, University of Michigan Lecturer II, and honors advisor for archaeology 1999-2005 Department of Anthropology, University of Michigan Field School Director 1998 Department of Anthropology, University of Arizona ______GRANTS FOR RESEARCH AND PUBLICATION LEO Lecturers Professional Development 2012 Present paper at Society for American Archaeology meetings ($500) OVPR/LSA Publication Subvention Fund 2011 Publication of Southwest Pithouse Communities, AD 200-900 ($4000) National Geographic Committee for Research and Exploration (8050-06) 2006 Discovering Changes in Ancient American Southwestern Villages ($16,950) National Science Foundation, Research Experiences for Undergraduates (SES-0453204) 2005 Archaeological Field Research and Public Outreach in the Homolovi State Park funding for 2006-2008 field seasons and 2009 summer analysis ($198,260) National Endowment for the Humanities, Preservation Assistance Grant (PA-24401) 2002 Grant for conservation assessment of North American exhibit objects ($4,008) With Karen O’Brien, collections manager Lecturers’ Professional Development Fund, University of Michigan 2001 Funds to attend Geophysics Workshop ($1,025) Arizona Archaeological and Historical Society, Research Grant 1999 Funds for test excavations at Creswell , Arizona ($425) National Science Foundation, Dissertation Improvement Grant (BNS-8921355) 1989 Funds for specialized analysis of materials from AZ J:14:36 ($9,300)

1 ______TEACHING GRANTS AND AWARD NOMINATIONS Arts at Michigan 2014 Museum Anthropology course field trip to Ziibiwing Center ($439) UM LSA ISS Faculty Project Grant 2014 Learning from Museum Collections through Intercultural Technology-Assisted Interactions ($2500) UM Global Teaching with Videoconferencing Grant 2014 Videoconferencing with Tribe members for Museum Anthropology ($2500) LEO Lecturers Professional Development 2014 Development of collections based projects for Museum Anthropology ($775) Nominee: Golden Apple Teaching Award, University of Michigan 2014 Finalist: Provost’s Teaching Innovation Prize, University of Michigan 2013 Arts at Michigan Grant 2009 Fieldtrips for Anthrcul 458: Indians and Anthropologists ($363) Center for Research on Learning and Teaching, Faculty Development Grant 2004 Developing new multi-cultural learning course: Indians and Anthropologists with Barbara Meek ($2,112) LS&A Information Technology Committee, University of Michigan 2002 Create a digital image library from the Museum of Anthropology slide collection for teaching purposes ($77,222) with Karen O’Brien, Museum of Anthropology collections manager ______FIELD AND LABORATORY POSITIONS (other than those listed in academic positions) Program Director and Principle Investigator 2005-2009 Homol’ovi Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (http://hurop.wordpress.com/), University of Michigan Geophysics Workshop Participant 2001 Non-Destructive Mound and Earthwork Research National Park Service Project Director 1999 Test excavation at Creswell Pueblo (AZ J:14:282) Archaeological Conservancy Field Director and Co-Principal Investigator (with Dr. E. Charles Adams) 1990 Homol’ovi Ruins State Park mitigation at AZ J:14:36 Arizona State Parks Excavation Director 1989 Homol’ovi Research Program: Homol'ovi III great and fieldhouses Arizona State Museum Project Director 1988 Dissertation fieldwork: Homol’ovi pithouse village (AZ J:14:36) Assistant Site Director 1986 & 1987 Homol’ovi Research Program: Homol'ovi III Dr. E. Charles Adams (director), Arizona State Museum Area Supervisor 1985 Kourion, a Roman site in Cyprus Dr. David Soren (director), University of Arizona Archaeological Technician/Lithic Analyst 1983 & 1984

2 Inventory and Outlier Survey in Chaco Canyon, New Mexico Robert P. Powers (director), National Park Service Lithic Analyst 1982 Black Mesa Archaeological Project, Arizona Dr. Shirley Powell (director), Southern Illinois University ______MUSEUM and PUBLIC OUTREACH EXPERIENCE Co-organizer: Exhibiting Archaeology reading group and workshop 2014 University of Michigan Archaeology Research Semester with Geoff Emberling Visioning and Planning Workshop Faculty Participant 2013 University of Michigan Museum of Natural History Member Steering Committee 2011-2014 Museum Studies Program, University of Michigan Faculty Advisor and Coordinator 2010-2014 Museum of Natural History, University of Michigan Learn It! Do It! World History through Archaeology workshops Archaeology Quest summer camp Museum Studies Faculty Affiliate 2009-present Museum Studies Program, University of Michigan Exhibit Development and Design Team Member 2011-2013 Homolovi State Park, Winslow Arizona Exhibit Development Team Member 2009 Archaeology! Current Research in the University of Michigan Museum of Anthropology University of Michigan, Museum of Natural History and the Museum of Anthropology Exhibit Revisions Co-organizer (with Amy Harris) 2001-2004 Native American Living Traditions Project University of Michigan, Museum of Natural History Strategic Planning Team Member 2003 University of Michigan, Museum of Natural History ______INVITED PAPERS AND PRESENTATIONS (recent) Young, Lisa C. and Claire S. Barker 2012 Assessing the Value of Cracked Pots at Homol’ovi. Paper presented at the Society for American Archaeology Meetings (Memphis) in symposium entitled: Behavioral Archaeology: Assessing the Impact of Michael Brian Schiffer, organized by James M. Skibo and William H. Walker (paper revised and submitted for publication in an edited volume by University of Utah Press).

Barker, Claire S. and Lisa C. Young 2012 Ceramics and Exchange Networks: Exploring Social and Economic Interactions at and Out-of-Phase Pithouses. Poster presented at Society for American Archaeology meetings.

2011 Invited presenter for Teaching with Collections: Engaging Students in the Archives, Museums and Gardens of the University of Michigan. Provost’s Seminar on Teaching, University of Michigan.

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2009 Panel Discussant for Dioramas in Transition, Exhibit Museum of Natural History University of Michigan.

2009 Dynamic Learning: Archaeology, Undergraduates, and Outreach at Homol’ovi. Poster presented at Society for American Archaeology meetings in a session entitled Sharing Archaeology with the Public: Examples from the Homol'ovi Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program, organized by Lisa C. Young and sponsored by the Public Education Committee for the 2009 Society for American Archaeology. 2007 Homol’ovi: Partnerships in Cultural Heritage, paper presented with Susan Secakuku at the Arizona Historic Preservation Meetings, Prescott, Arizona.

2006 Homol’ovi: An Example of the Changing Relations between Archaeologists and the Hopi People, paper presented with Susan Secakuku at Michigan State University American Indian Studies Symposium entitled Archaeology and Indigenous Heritage Management: Practices and Policies ______PUBLICATIONS (single authored unless otherwise noted) Book Young, Lisa C. and Sarah A. Herr (editors) 2012 Southwestern Pithouse Communities, A.D. 200-900. University of Arizona Press, Tucson.

Book Chapters Sarah Herr and Lisa C. Young 2012 Introduction to Southwest Pithouse Communities. In Southwestern Pithouse Communities, A.D. 200-900, edited by Lisa C. Young and Sarah Herr, pp. 1-13. University of Arizona Press, Tucson.

Lisa C. Young and Dennis Gilpin 2012 Community Foundations on the Southern Colorado Plateau (A.D. 200-900). In Southwestern Pithouse Communities, A.D. 200-900, edited by Lisa C. Young and Sarah Herr, pp. 155-167. University of Arizona Press, Tucson.

2012 The Origins of Diversity in First-Millennium AD Southwestern Communities. In The Oxford Handbook of North American Archaeology, edited by Tim Pauketat, pp. 561-570. Oxford University Press, Oxford.

2012 Suvoyuki Means Joint Effort: Archaeologists, the Hopi Tribe, and the Public at Homol’ovi. In Archaeological Field Schools: Constructing Knowledge and Experience, edited by Harold Mytum, pp. 229-240. Springer, New York.

1996 Mobility and Sedentism: Changes in Storage during the Pit House to Pueblo Transition. In River of Change: Prehistory of the Middle Valley, Arizona, edited by E. Charles Adams, pp. 37-52. Arizona State Museum Archaeological Series 185. University of Arizona, Tucson.

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1996 Pits, Rooms, , Pots: Storage Among Southwestern Farmers. In Interpreting Southwestern Diversity: Underlying Principles and Overarching Patterns, edited by Paul R. Fish and J. Jefferson Reid, pp. 201-210. Arizona State University Anthropological Research Papers 48. Arizona State University, Tempe.

1994 Lithics and Mobility: The Homol'ovi Chipped Stone Assemblage. In Middle Little Colorado River Archaeology: From the Parks to the People, edited by Anne Trinkle Jones and Martyn D. Tagg, pp. 47-56. The Arizona Archaeologist, no. 27. Arizona Archaeological Society, Phoenix.

Peer Reviewed Journal Articles Young, Lisa C. and Anne M. Nagrant 2004 The Value of Cracked Pots: Ceramic Mend Holes in Northern Arizona. Kiva 70(1): 51-66.

2001 The Homol'ovi III Chipped Stone: Technology and Raw Material Procurement. In Homol'ovi III: A Pueblo Hamlet in the Middle Little Colorado River Valley, edited by E. Charles Adams, pp. 239-272. Arizona State Museum Archaeological Series 193. University of Arizona Press, Tucson.

1994 Lithics and Adaptive Diversity: An Examination of Limited-Activity Sites in Northeast Arizona. Journal of Anthropological Research 50:141-154.

1994 Logistic Mobility and Expedient Technology: A Response to Sullivan. Journal of Anthropological Research 50: 165-167.

Young, Lisa C. and Tammy Stone 1990 The Thermal Properties of Textured Ceramics: An Experimental Study. Journal of Field Archaeology 17(2):195-203.

Young, Lisa C. and Karen G. Harry 1989 A Preliminary Analysis of Temporal Changes in the Homol'ovi Chipped Stone Assemblage. Kiva 54(3):273-284.

Popular Science/Public Outreach Publications and Presentations 2014 Food Storage in Early Settlements. Archaeology Southwest Magazine 27(4): 25.

Young, Lisa C. and Gwen Setalla 2014 The Story Behind an Award Winning Hopi Tile. Glyphs 64(8): 8-9.

2012 Interviewed for episode of Travel Channel’s Mysteries at the Museum on Michigan Relics, aired 12/28/2012 (Season 4, episode 6, 5th segment in program).

2001 The Pithouse-to-Pueblo Transition from the Homol’ovi Perspective. Archaeology Southwest 14(4): 9.

1995 How Settled was Village Life? In Intrigue of the Past: Discovering Archaeology in Arizona (a teaching unit for grades 4-7). U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management, Heritage Education Program, Dolores, Colorado. 5

Published Reviews 2013 Review of “In the Smaller Scope of Conscience: The Struggle for National Repatriation Legislation 1986–-1990. C. Timothy McKeown. Tucson: University of Arizona Press, 2012. 270 pp. In American Ethnologist 40(4): 803-804.

2004 Michigan’s Mystery Relics (exhibit review) Archaeology 57(3): 53.

2000 Review of “Sedentism and Mobility in a Social Landscape: Mesa Verde and Beyond” by Mark Varien. University of Arizona Press, Tucson. 1999, 277 pp. In American Antiquity, 65(3): 597-598.

1998 Review of “Evolving Complexity and Environmental Risk in the Prehistoric Southwest,” edited by Joseph A. Tainter and Bonnie Bagley Tainter. Santa Fe Institute Studies in the Sciences of Complexity, Proceedings vol. 24. Reading, MA: Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, 1996, 284 pp. In Journal of Anthropological Research, 54: 130-132.

1996 Review of “Of Marshes and : Preceramic Agricultural Settlements in the Cienega Valley, Southeastern Arizona,” by Bruce Huckell. Anthropological Papers No. 59, University of Arizona, Tucson, 1995, 166 pp. In American Antiquity 61(4): 820-821.

Technical Reports Cameron, Catherine M. and Lisa C. Young (summer 2014) Lithic Procurement and Technology in the Chaco Canyon Area. In Additional Lands Survey at Chaco Culture National Historic Park, edited by Robert P. Powers, Joan Mathien, and Ruth Van Dyke. To be published electronically: http://www.chacoarchive.org/cra/chaco- resources/digital-monographs/. 2004 Report on the Excavations at AZ J:14:36 (ASM). Report Submitted to The Arizona State Museum and the State Historic Preservation Office. 1999 Archaeological Testing at Creswell Pueblo (AZ J:14:282). Report submitted to The Archaeological Conservancy and Arizona State Parks Grants and Recreation Programs. Stewart, Tamara and Lisa C. Young 1998 National Register of Historic Places nomination for six sites on an Archaeological Conservancy Preserve in the Homol’ovi area of northeastern Arizona. Young, Lisa C. and E. Charles Adams 1991 Archaeological Excavations at AZ J:14:36, the 1990 Field Season. Report submitted to Arizona State Parks, on file at the Arizona State Museum. 1990 The Pit House Interpretive Plan. Report submitted to Arizona State Parks. This report includes a summary of archaeology at AZ J:14:36, text for signs and layout of an interpretive trail, a sample interpretive brochure for this trail, and suggestions for a participatory archaeology program at the Homolovi Ruins State Park. Huckell, Bruce B. and Lisa C. Young 1989 Archaeological Testing at Four Sites in the Homol'ovi Ruins State Park. Report prepared for Gutierrez-Palmenberg, Inc., AGK Engineers, Inc., Arizona Department of Transportation, and Arizona State Parks. Lange, Richard C., Lisa C. Young and Lee Fratt 1986 The First Season's Survey by the Arizona State Museum in the Vicinity of the Homol'ovi Ruins State Park. Report submitted to the Arizona State Historic Preservation Office. ______6 PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP American Institute of Archaeology Arizona Archaeological and Historical Society Society for American Archaeology ______COURSES TAUGHT Introduction to Prehistoric Archaeology (200 level, 72 students) Frauds and Fantastic Claims in Archaeology (200 level, 150 students) fulfills UM race and ethnicity requirement Undergraduate Seminar in Archaeology (300 level, 5-10 students) Honors Seminars in Archaeology (300 level, 3-6 honors students/year) Museum Anthropology (formerly called Museum Techniques in Anthropology, 400 level) Indians and Anthropologists with Barb Meek (400 level cultural anthropology topics) Native Peoples of the American Southwest (400 level) Archaeological Summer Field Training (400 level field school)

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