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David J. Rapson
Dr. Rapson is an adjunct Assistant Professor (Affiliate) of Anthropology,
specializing in North American Archaeology. He lives in Laramie, Wyoming.
His research involves hunter-gatherers, site structure, taphonomy,
subsistence, and mobility on the Great Plains and Rocky Mountains.
Currently, he is collaborating with Dr. Matt Hill on the Clary Ranch
Paleoindian Project in western Nebraska. Several of his recent publications
include: "Research and Public Visitation at Hudson-Meng (1991-1996):
Integrating Observations and Interpretation" (in press, with
L.C. Todd. In Being There: The Onsite Public Exhibition of Prehistoric
Plains Bison Kills, edited by L.B. Davis. Museum of the Rockies
Occasional Paper No. 3); "Linking
Trajectories of Intra-site Faunal Use With Food Management Strategies
at the Bugas-Holding Site: Attribute-based Spatial Analysis of a High
Altitude Winter Habitation, Wyoming, U.S.A." (1999, with
L.C. Todd. In Le Bison: Gibier et Moyen de Subsistance des Hommes
du Paleolithique des Grandes Plaines, edited by Jean-Philip Brugal
et al. Editions APDCA, Antibes, France); "Formational
Analysis of Bison Bonebeds and Interpretation of Paleoindian Subsistence,"
(1999, with L.C. Todd. In Le Bison: Gibier et Moyen de Subsistance
des Hommes du Paleolithique des Grandes Plaines, edited by Jean-Philip
Brugal et al. Editions APDCA, Antibes, France), "Cutmarks,
Impacts, and Carnivores at the Casper Site Bison Bonebed,"
(1997, with L.C. Todd, M.G. Hill, and G.C. Frison. In Proceedings
of the 1993 Bone Modification Conference Hot Springs, South Dakota,
edited by L.A. Hannus et al. Occasional Publication No. 1, Archaeology
Laboratory, Augustana College, Sioux Falls); "Dentition
Studies of the Mill Iron and Other Early Paleoindian Bison Bonebed
Sites," (1996, with L.C. Todd and J.L. Hofman. In The
Mill Iron Site, edited by George C. Frison. University of New
Mexico Press, Albuquerque); "Conjoins, Contemporaneity, and Site
Structure: Distributional Analyses of the Bugas-Holding Site,"
(1992, with L.C. Todd. In Piecing Together The Past: Applications
of Refitting Studies in Archaeology, edited by Jack L. Hofman
and James G. Enloe. BAR International Series, No. 578. Oxford); "Long
Bone Fragmentation and Interpretation of Faunal Assemblages: Approaches
to Comparative Analysis," (1988, with L.C. Todd. Journal
of Archaeological Science 15:307-325).
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David J. Rapson
Office Phone: 515-294-7522
Fax: 515-294-1708
drapson@iastate.edu
324 Curtiss
Ph.D. 1990, University of New Mexico, Adjunct Assistant Professor (Affiliate), Department of Anthropology, Archaeology. Hunter-gatherer paleoecology, site structural and spatial analysis, zooarchaeology, archaeological method and theory, Great Plains.
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