Darrell G. Creel

Interests

Biography

In the past ten years, most of my research has been focused on the prehistoric Mimbres culture in southwestern New Mexico. Additional areas of research interest that overlap to a varying extent with my Mimbres research include (1) use of ceramic compositional analysis to address questions of exchange, interaction, and migration, and (2) more recently, use of near surface geophysical sensing technologies in archeological research. Each of these areas of research is represented by publications and by presentations at numerous professional meetings.



Courses taught: 2006-07 On leave during Fall semester, Ant 322K Southwestern Archaeology

2005-06 Ant 322K Southwestern Archaeology (both semesters), Ant 376P Research Internship

2004-05 Ant 322K Southwestern Archaeology, Ant 462M Archaeological Techniques, Ant 698A, B Thesis (both semesters)

2003-04 Ant 322K Southwestern Archaeology, Ant 462M Archaeological Techniques, Ant 376P Research Internship, Ant 384M The American Southwest, Ant 662 Archaeological Field Methods

Ant 679HA Honors Tutorial Course (both semesters)