Department of Anthropology, Iowa State University

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• Dr. David Gradwohl

  Emeritus Professor and Founding Director of the Iowa State University Archaeological Laboratory. (515) 292-9283 gradwohl@iastate.edu   David Gradwohl came to ISU in 1962, the first full time anthropologist (in the Department of Economics and Sociology). In 1964 he established the Iowa State University Archaeological Laboratory (ISUAL) and the ISU Summer Field School in Archaeology. For … Continue reading »

• Dr. Nancy Coinman

   Emeritus Associate Professor ncoinman@iastate.edu   Dr. Coinman is an Emeritus Associate Professor of Anthropology. Her current research interests include the Upper Paleolithic of the Levant where she has been conducting field research since 1984. Between 1997 and 2000, she co-directed the Eastern Hasa Late Pleistocene Project (EHLPP) in west-central Jordan with D.I. Olszewski (University of … Continue reading »

• Dr. Matthew Hill

  Associate Professor 515. 294. 7522 mghill@iastate.edu 324 Curtiss Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison   Dr. Hill is an Assistant Professor of Anthropology, specializing in North American archaeology. His research interests revolve around the study of hunter-gatherer diet and subsistence behavior, mobility strategies, and site structure using archaeological data and methods. Most of his research has centered … Continue reading »

• Emeritus Faculty

    John Bower Emeritus Professor Lorna Butler Emeritus Professor lmbutler@iastate.edu Ph.D. 1976, Washington State University, Professor and Henry A. Wallace Endowed Chair for Sustainable Agriculture, Sustainable agriculture; team leadership for interdisciplinary research; participatory research; needs assessment [rapid appraisal]. Visit Dr. Butler’s web site for more information Nancy Coinman Emeritus Associate Professor ncoinman@iastate.eduM.A. 1984 and Ph.D. … Continue reading »

• Course Information

  313/513. The Family and Kinship in Cross-Cultural Perspective. Comparative and historical study of the family and kinship systems in cross-cultural perspective, discussion of the structure, cycle, and functioning of family and kinship systems in ethnography, including the family in Western culture; theoretical issues in contemporary family and kinship studies. 315/515. Archaeology of North America. Prehistory … Continue reading »

• ISU Anthro Lab

  The Iowa State University Archaeological Laboratory (ISUAL) was established in 1964 as a result of contracted archaeological work with the National Park Service in the Red Rock Reservoir along the Des Moines River south of the City of Des Moines. ISUAL conducts sponsored and original research in Iowa archaeology. The sponsored work is done in … Continue reading »