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VITA <br /> H. Trawick Ward <br /> Research Archaeologist <br /> Research Laboratories of Anthropology <br /> University of North Carolina <br /> 108 Alumni Building <br /> CB # 3120 <br /> Chapel Hill, NC 27516-3120 <br /> (919) 962-6574 <br /> Birth Date: August 28, 1944 <br /> Degrees: <br /> B.A. , Georgia State University, 1966 <br /> M.A. , University of Missouri, 1969 <br /> Thesis: "Mississippian Influences in the Kansas City Area" <br /> Ph.D. , University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill, 1980 <br /> Dissertation: "The Spatial Analysis of Plow Zone Artifact <br /> Distributions from Two Village Sites in North Carolina" <br /> Teaching and Research Positions: <br /> September 1963-June 1966 <br /> Georgia State University <br /> Archaeological Laboratory Assistant <br /> September 1966-May 1969 <br /> University of Missouri <br /> Division of North American Archaeology <br /> Archaeological Research Assistant • ' <br /> September 1969-December 1971 <br /> Psychological Operations School <br /> Institute for Military Assistance, U.S. Army <br /> Cultural Anthropology Instructor <br /> September 1970-June 1971 <br /> North Carolina State University, Fort Bragg Extension <br /> Anthropology Instructor (Part-time) <br /> June 1972-August 1973 <br /> University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill <br /> Research Laboratories of Anthropology <br /> Archaeological Research Assistant <br /> September 1981-May 1982 <br /> University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill <br /> Division of Extension and Continuing Education <br /> Anthropology Instructor (Part-time) <br /> August 1973-Present <br /> University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill <br /> Research Laboratories of Anthropology <br /> Staff Archaeologist II, 1973-1988 <br /> Research Archaeologist, 1988-Present <br /> Research and Teaching Interests: <br /> Archaeology and Ethnohistory of Southeastern Indians, Spatial <br /> Analysis, Mortuary Behavior, Culture Change and Acculturation, <br /> Archaeological Field Methods and Site Formation Processes <br /> Courses Taught: <br /> Introduction to Society and Culture, Group Dynamics, Introduction to <br />