Randall H. McGuire - 1 Curriculum Vitae RANDALL H. McGUIRE February 8, 2021 A. Personal Randall H. McGuire Department of Anthropology Binghamton University Binghamton, New York 13902-6000 (607) 777-2100 (office); (607) 777-2477 (fax); (607) 222-8767 (cell) Email: [email protected], ORCID ID https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4604-5688 US Citizen I speak and read English and Spanish B. Specializations Native American Studies, Community Research, Marxism, Social Theory, Critical Theory, Praxis, Northern México, Southwestern Archaeology, Historical Archaeology, Ethnohistory, Cultural Resource Management, Inequality and Stratification, Identity. C. Education Graduate: University of Arizona, 1976 to 1982 Dissertation: The Prehistory of Southwestern Arizona: A Regional Research Design Ph.D. - May 1982 M.A. - Anthropology, Spring 1978 Undergraduate: University of Texas at Austin, Fall 1972 to graduation B.A. - Anthropology (cum laude) May 1974 Attended Colorado State University Fort Collins, Colorado, Fall 1970 through Spring 1972, no degree D. Research and Field Experience Sept 2016-Present With Elisa Villalpando, The Trincheras Tradition Project, excavations at three sites in the Altar Valley, Sonora. April 2017 With Elisa Villalpando, drone mapping and magnetometer survey at La Playa, Sonora April 2016 With Elisa Villalpando, excavations at La Playa, Sonora. Oct. 2014 With Elisa Villalpando, testing of archaeological sites in Altar Valley, Sonora. December 2007- Collaborated with Andy Darling and Ventura Perez on Yaqui – American Museum of Natural November 2009 History repatriation project. June 2004 - Co-Director of the Cerros de Trincheras and Defense Project, Mapped and did GIS analysis of May 2007 three Cerros de Trincheras in Sonora, Mexico. June 1996 - Co-Director of the Ludlow project. An archaeological project investigating the 1913-1914 June 2005 Colorado Coal Strike and the Ludlow massacre. September 1994 - Director of the Cerro de Trincheras Excavation Project. May 2003 Two seasons of intensive excavation at the site of Cerro de Trincheras, Sonora, México. 1983 - present Research Associate, Fernand Braudel Center, SUNY, Binghamton. October 1991 - Director of the Cerro de Trincheras mapping project. Directed two months of mapping and test December 1991 excavations at the site of Cerro de Trincheras, Sonora, Mexico. Crew included 3 US and 2 Mexican students. December 1987 - Director of the Altar Valley Survey Project. Directed 4 months of survey in the Altar Valley of May 1988 Sonora, Mexico. Survey crew included 4 Mexican and 5 U.S. students. We recorded 98 sites. 1982 - 1987 Director of the Binghamton gravestone project. Directed long term research project studying the relationship between mortuary art ideology, gender, race and class. Information on over 2,000 stones collected, over 18 students involved. 1985 - 1986 Consultant for the Arizona State University Marana Project. Randall H. McGuire - 2 July 1984 Brief archaeological survey in northwest Sonora, Mexico. 1982 - 1985 Senior Research Consultant, office of Cultural Resource Management, Arizona State University. Responsible with Dr. Glen Rice and others for proposal writing, research design and research direction on the La Ciudad project, Papago Freeway, Phoenix, Arizona. 1981 - 1982 Research Associate, Department of Anthropology, University of Arizona. Responsible for statistical analysis of data from Dr. William Rathje's Project du Garbage. 1979 - 1981 GS-9 Archaeologist with the Bureau of Land Management. Prepared with Dr. Michael B. Schiffer an archaeological overview of Southwestern Arizona. January 1980 - Research Associate, Department of Geosciences, University of Arizona. Worked with July 1981 Dr. Robert Butler and Robert Sternberg on testing and refinement of archaeomagnetic dating. 1979 Archaeologist (part-time), Arizona State Museum. Responsible for conducting small surveys and preparing appropriate reports and clearance letters. Summer 1978 Field Supervisor, WS Ranch Project directed by Dr. James Neely of University of Texas at Austin. Supervised excavation at a large, late Mogollon Pueblo and survey crews in surrounding area, near Glenwood, New Mexico. 1977 - 1978 Archaeologist (part-time), Arizona State Museum. Conducted many small surveys in Southern Arizona. Responsible for survey, analysis & write-up on Papago Wells Project (Papago Nation). Summer 1977 Participated with Dr. James Neely and seven other graduate students in testing the WS Ranch site, a large Mogollon Pueblo near Glenwood, New Mexico. 1976 - 1977 Project Supervisor, Arizona State Museum, Copper Canyon Project. Developed research design, supervised excavation, did analysis and prepared final report. 1975 - 1976 Field Supervisor, Arizona State Museum, Hohokam Freeway Project. Excavated portions of prehistoric Hohokam canals. Supervised seven workers in the field and a backhoe. Fall 1975 Field Supervisor, Arizona State Museum, Arizona Public Service Cholla to Saguaro survey. Summer 1975 Crew member on linear survey for Arizona Public Service Cholla to Saguaro transmission line from Red Rock, Arizona to Joseph City, Arizona (Arizona State Museum). 1974 - 1975 Supervisory Archaeologist I, Arizona State Museum. Analyzed & prepared reports on the Central Heights site, a small Salado pueblo near Globe, Arizona; and a historic ranch house just south of Tucson, Arizona. Summer 1974 Assistant Supervisory Archaeologist, Arizona State Museum, Miami Wash Project, near Globe, Arizona. Supervised excavation of four small Hohokam and Salado sites. August 1973 Analyzed Mogollon ceramics from sites Arizona W: 9:10, W: 9:83 for Dr. James Neely. Summer 1973 Foreman, Colorado State University Field School. Dug at Archaic to Woodland stratified campsite north of Fort Collins, Colorado. 1972 - 1973 Analyzed ceramic material recovered by Dr. James Neely from the De Luran Plain in Iran to establish a typology for Sassanian Period glazed ceramics on the Plain. Summer 1972 Assistant Archaeologist, Arizona State Museum. Dug at Gold Gulch, Cochise site near Bowie, Arizona. Did survey work on the Sells Reservation, linear survey from Tucson to San Pedro River and in Kingman, Arizona. June 1972 Boxelder Creek Project, Northern Colorado, contract survey, crew member. Winter 1972 Conducted survey of Rudolph Ackerman's Ranch, north of Fort Collins, Colorado for Colorado State University survey project. July 1971 Student, Colorado State University Field School. TW Diamond site, Woodland Tepee ring village, north of Fort Collins, Colorado. Summer 1969 Student, Colorado State University Field School. Fort Vasquez, historic Trade Fort. E. Teaching Experience Fall 2009- Present SUNY Distinguished Professor, Department of Anthropology, Binghamton University Spring 2016 Professor Visitante, Departamento de Antropologia e Arqueologia Instituto de Ciências Humanas ICH/UFPEL, Brazil. Spring 2014 Professor Visitante, Departamento de Antropologia e Arqueologia, Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais, Brazil. Fall 2013 Profesor Visitante, Departamento de Antropología, Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, Argentina Fall 1993 – Fall 2009 Professor of Anthropology, Department of Anthropology, Binghamton University May 2005 Profesor Visitante, Departamento de Antropologia y Prehistoria, Universitat Autònoma de Randall H. McGuire - 3 Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain. Summer 2001 Profesor Visitante, Escuela Nacional de Antropología y Historia de INAH, Mexico City. Spring 1999 Profesor Visitante, Departamento de Antropologia y Prehistoria, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain. Fall 1990 - Sp 1993 Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology, Binghamton University Fall 1983 - Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology Spring 1990 State University of New York at Binghamton. Fall 1982 - Visiting Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology Spring 1983 State University of New York at Binghamton. Summer 1982 Instructor, University of Arizona, Department of Anthropology. Fall 1981 Instructor, University of Arizona Continuing Education Program. Fall 1980 - Teaching Associate, Department of Anthropology, Spring 1982 University of Arizona. Assisted Dr. Robert Netting. (Cultural Ecology ANT 307 and Intro. to Cultural Anth. ANT 100B), Dr. William Longacre (Archaeology Core Course ANT. 635B) and Dr. Raymond Thompson (Principles of Archaeology ANT. 237). Spring 1978 - Teaching Assistant, Department of Anthropology, Fall 1979 University of Arizona. Responsible for grading and some lectures. Assisted Dr. M. B. Schiffer. (Prehistory of the Southwest ANT 415), Dr. R. Gwinn Vivian, (Cultural Resource Management ANT. 425), Drs W.Rathje & M.E. Morbeck (Intro to Arch & Phys Ant ANT 1A). F. Administrative Experience 2020- present Director Master’s Degree in Public Archaeology Program, Binghamton University 2015-2018 Co-Director Master’s Degree in Public Archaeology Program, Binghamton University 2010-2011 Chair, Department of Anthropology, Binghamton University 2005 – 2006 Chair, Department of Anthropology, Binghamton University 2002-2005 Director of Graduate Studies, Department of Anthropology, Binghamton University 1999-2000 Director of Undergraduate Studies, Department of Anthropology, Binghamton University 1996-2009 Co-Director Archaeology of the Colorado Coalfield War Project 1985 - present Director Trincheras Tradition project with Elisa Villalpando of the Centro INAH de Sonora 1992 - 1993 Director - Latin American & Caribbean Area Studies Program, Binghamton University. 1988 - 1990 Chair of the board of directors of the Campus Preschool,