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Christopher B. Rodning, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor
Department of Anthropology
Tulane University
7041 Freret Street
New Orleans, LA 70118 USA


crodning@tulane.edu
http://www.tulane.edu/~crodning/


office 504.862.3067
department office 504.865.5336
department fax 504.865.5338
mobile 504.606.3788
LINK | for archaeology graduate students

LINK | for undergraduate anthropology majors


INTERESTS
archaeology
architecture
culture contact and colonialism
mortuary practices
gender
chiefdoms
southeastern North America
western North Carolina



COURSES
Introduction to Archaeology
Proseminar in Anthropology
Archaeology of Cultural Landscapes
Roots of Western Civilization
Archaeology of Colonialism
Archaeology of Gender
North American Prehistory
Southeastern U.S. Prehistory


PROJECTS


Exploring Joara
Native American Towns and Early European Contact in the Western North Carolina Piedmont
(with David G. Moore, Ph.D., and Robin A. Beck, Jr., Ph.D.)


Cherokee Towns
The Cultural Landscape of the Appalachian Summit Province in Southwestern North Carolina



NEWS



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2003

  • Our State magazine article about the Berry site and Fort San Juan, March 2003



2002

  • Structure 3 at the Berry site



2001

  • Structure 1 at the Berry site



2000


 
Tulane Anthropology
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Chris Rodning 30 November 2009 Tulane University