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Michael Male
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I am an archaeologist with Sagebrush Consultants based in Ogden Utah. Have my B.A. from Metropolitan State College of Denver. I love anything out doors, bumming around book stores and record shops, concerts and guitarin, and of course anthro and arch stuff.

Fields of interest are : Great Basin Archaeology, American History, Native American Religion and folklore, Plains Archaeology, Paleo-Indian Research, Native American History, Central and South American Archaeology, World War II History
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At 9:41pm on July 24th, 2008, ShadyGroveAG said…
Any chance your goin' to be in Portland for the Great Basin Conference?
At 4:03pm on July 5th, 2008, Dan McLerran said…
Both Michael and Ross make an excellent point. I will think about establishing a group dedicated to the exchange, donation, and sale of archaeology-related resources for our membership. I have yet to receive feedback on this issue from other members, so I will wait to hear from them before I decide on the appropriate vehicle for this kind of thing. Thanks for your ideas!
At 1:32pm on May 11th, 2008, Matthew Miller said…
Drinks are always good, I have a ton to do before we go so finding time may be a little tricky, but I'm sure we could figure something out.
At 6:47pm on May 9th, 2008, Matthew Miller said…
6 Days!!!
At 3:01pm on April 28th, 2008, Matthew Miller said…
Mike, whats going on. When are you going to be in town to leave for Mexico.
At 6:05am on April 17th, 2008, Kirst said…
hey how r u?
just got back from stonehenge! what a trip!
what you been up to?
At 8:57am on April 16th, 2008, Ross said…
I think you're right, one of the main attractions to archaeology for me was that it did seem to cross so many borders and cultures. It's great to be able to work on projects jointly with institutions and other archaeologists from all over the globe.

It's the old cliché about variety being the spice of life, i think...

:)
At 1:00pm on April 15th, 2008, Ross said…
It's pretty difficult to know where to start with archaeology in Scotland. It's pretty wide-ranging. Chronologically, most research probably goes back to the mesolithic (lots of shell middens and lithic scatter, but acid soils tend to kill of a lot of other stuff), then through neolithic sites like Skara Brae in Orkney (Childe really kick-started the research there), loads through the Bronze and Iron age (hillforts, crannogs, amongst other things). The cultural mix is nice, with Pictish, Roman, Viking influences in abundance, and I suppose our historical archaeology runs from Roman, through Medieval, to now (with everything in between!)

Despite this, I've mostly dug in Scandinavia so far, but I'm digging in Scotland this summer (Neolithic cursus through to Iron Age Hillfort...and probably a few things between!)

I'm sure I've only just scratched the surface of things worth mentioning, but there's a bit of an abundance of archaeology. A lot of the research focus here is also aimed at the rest of the UK and Europe...in Glasgow we have strong research projects in the Mediterranean, Scandinavia, Central and Eastern Europe. We've also recently had the Centre for Battlefield Archaeology set up in conjunction with the University and its CRM company (GUARD - Glasgow University Archaeological Research Division).

Right, I'd better stop typing or I'll be here all night. Hope this gave you a bit of a snapshot of what's going on here!
At 10:13am on April 2nd, 2008, Matthew Miller said…
Yea, Mexico should be a good time, there seems to be a good group going, bunch of people I don't know, but the ones I do know are good people. Getting down there will be interesting, 14 people and Jack only wants to take 3 cars plus his truck, cozy. For the rest of my summer in South America, I plan on going through south western Ecuador, then into northern Peru, I plan on going to Cathy's site in El Brujo, then I am finishing up with six weeks on Jon's site, should be interesting...busy... but totally worth it. Are you going to the CCPA conference in Ft. Collins this next weekend?
At 9:47am on March 31st, 2008, Craig Dengel said…
I'm doing well, work is good and I'm enrolled in a GIS masters program here at FSU in the fall. Whats new with you?

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