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Donna M. Glowacki July 2, 2021
246 Corbett Family Hall, Department of Anthropology, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN 46556
Office: 574-631-7619, Email: [email protected]
EDUCATION
Ph.D. 2006 Department of Anthropology, Arizona State University, Tempe The Social Landscape of Depopulation: the Northern San Juan Region, A.D. 1150-1300
M.A. 1995 Department of Anthropology, University of Missouri, Columbia Patterns of Ceramic Production and Vessel Movement in the Mesa Verde Region
B.A. 1992 Departments of Anthropology and Zoology, Miami University, Oxford, Ohio
CURRENT POSITION AND AFFILIATIONS
2015-present Associate Professor of Anthropology, University of Notre Dame
2019-present Environmental Change Initiative Affiliated Faculty, University of Notre Dame
2000-present Research Associate, Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, Colorado
2007-present Research Associate, Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado
PREVIOUS ACADEMIC POSITIONS
2007-2015 John Cardinal O’Hara, CSC Assistant Professor of Anthropology, University of Notre Dame
2002, 2003 Instructor, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ
2002 Instructor, Mesa Community College, AZ
PRIOR ARCHAEOLOGICAL POSITIONS
2012 Archaeologist, Architectural Documentation, PYIFA, Shunet el-Zebib, Abydos, Egypt
2009-present Co-project director, Mesa Verde Community Center surveys and collaborator on VEP II, CO
2007-present Co-project director, Architectural Documentation Spruce Tree House Cliff Dwelling project, Mesa
Verde National Park, CO
2007 Co-Project Director, Mesa Verde Village Assessment Project, Crow Canyon Archaeological
Center, Cortez, CO
2005-2006 Archaeologist, Architectural documentation Spruce Tree House Cliff Dwelling project, Mesa
Verde National Park, CO
2002-2003 Project Director, Community Center Survey, Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, Cortez, CO,
2000 Project Director, Yucca House Mapping Project, Crow Canyon Archaeological Center and Mesa
Verde National Park, Cortez, CO
1998-1999 Archaeologist, Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, Cortez, CO
1995-1997 Assistant Project Director, Yellow Jacket Pueblo, Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, CO
1993-1995 Laboratory Assistant, Archaeometry Lab Missouri University Research Reactor (MURR),
Columbia, MO
1992-1994 Interpretive Park Ranger, Mesa Verde National Park, CO
1990-1991 Archaeologist, Wisconsin State Historical Society, Madison, WI
1987-1989 Archaeologist, SunWatch Archaeological Park, Dayton, OH
REFEREED BOOKS
Glowacki, D.M.
2015 Living and Leaving: A Social History of Regional Depopulation in Thirteenth-Century Mesa Verde. The
University of Arizona Press, Tucson. [Reviewed in Antiquity (Witcher), Journal of Anthropological Research
(Wilshusen), Kiva (Sebastian), CHOICE (Longacre)]
Glowacki, D.M. and S. Van Keuren (editors)
2011 Religious Transformation in the Late Pre-Hispanic Pueblo World. The University of Arizona Press,
Tucson. [Reviewed in American Antiquity (VanPool), AmerIndian Research (MK in German), Arizona
Anthropologist (Stoll), Western Historical Quarterly (Akins)]
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REFEREED BOOKS (continued)
Glowacki, D.M. and H. Neff (editors)
2002 Ceramic Production and Circulation in the Greater Southwest: Source Determination by INAA and
Complementary Mineralogical Investigations. Cotsen Institute of Archaeology, University of California-
Los Angeles Press. [Reviewed in Society for Archaeological Sciences Bulletin]
REFEREED JOURNAL ARTICLES [+graduate student co-author]
Reese, K.M.+, D.M. Glowacki, T.A. Kohler
2019 Dynamic Communities on the Mesa Verde Cuesta. American Antiquity 84(4):728-747.
Clark, J.J., J.A. Birch, M. Hegmon, B.J. Mills, D.M. Glowacki, S.G. Ortman, J.S. Dean, R. Gauthier, P.D. Lyons,
M.A. Peeples, L. Borck, and J.A.Ware
2019 Resolving the Migrant Paradox: Two Pathways to Coalescence in the late Precontact U.S. Southwest.
Journal of Anthropological Archaeology 53:262-287. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jaa.2018.09.004
Spielmann, K., M. Peeples, D.M. Glowacki, and A. Dugmore
2016 Early Warning Signals of Social Transformation: A Case Study from the US Southwest. PLoS ONE
11(10): e0163685, 18 p. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0163685
Schwindt, D.M., R.K. Bocinsky, S.G. Ortman, D.M. Glowacki, T.A. Kohler, M.D. Varien
2016 The Social Consequences of Climate Change in the Central Mesa Verde Region. American Antiquity
81(1):74-96.
Plog, S., P.R. Fish, D.M. Glowacki, and S.K. Fish
2015 Key Issues and Topics in the Archaeology of the American Southwest and Northwestern Mexico. KIVA
81(1-2):2-30. Special edition for Arizona Archaeological and History Society 100th Anniversary [Note:
this issue was not available until May 2016 even though publication date is 2015]
Glowacki, D.M., J. Ferguson, W. Hurst, and C.M. Cameron
2015 Crossing Comb Ridge: Pottery Production and Procurement among Southeast Utah Great House
Communities. American Antiquity 80(3):472-491.
Brown, G.M., P.F. Reed, and D.M. Glowacki
2013 Chacoan and Post-Chaco Occupations in the Middle San Juan Region: Changes in Settlement and
Population. KIVA: The Journal of Southwestern Anthropology and History 78(4):417-448.
Varien, M.D., S.G. Ortman, T.A. Kohler, D.M. Glowacki, and C.D. Johnson
2007 Historical Ecology in the Mesa Verde Region: Results from the Village Ecodynamics Project. American
Antiquity 72(2):273-299.
Kintigh, K.W., D.M. Glowacki, and D.L. Huntley
2004 Long-term Settlement History and the Emergence of Towns in the Zuni Area. American Antiquity
69(3):432-456.
Ortman, S.G., D.M. Glowacki, K.A. Kuckelman, and M.J. Churchill
2000 Pattern and Variation in Northern San Juan Village Histories. KIVA: The Journal of Southwestern
Anthropology and History 66(1): 123-146.
Glowacki, D.M., H. Neff, and M. Glascock
1998 An Initial Assessment of the Production and Movement of 13th Century Ceramic Vessels in the Mesa
Verde Region. KIVA: The Journal of Southwestern Anthropology and History 63(3): 217-240.
Glowacki, D.M., H. Neff, and M. Glascock
1995 Characterization of Mesa Verde Black-on-white Ceramics from Southwestern Colorado Using NAA.
Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry, Articles. 196(2): 215-222.
REFEREED BOOK CHAPTERS
Glowacki, D.M.
2020 The Leaving’s the Thing: the Contexts of Mesa Verde Emigration (Chapter 3). In Detachment from Place:
Beyond an Archaeology of Settlement Abandonment, edited by M. Lamoureux-St-Hilaire and S.A. Macrae,
pp. 23-44. University Press of Colorado, Louisville.
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REFEREED BOOK CHAPTERS (continued)
Glowacki, D.M. and S.G. Ortman
2012 Characterizing Community Center (Village) Formation in the VEP Study Area, A.D. 600-1280 in
Emergence and Collapse of Early Villages: Models of Central Mesa Verde Archaeology, edited by T. A.
Kohler and M.D. Varien, pp. 219-246. University of California Press–Berkeley. [Volume reviewed in American Anthropologist (Schachner), American Antiquity (Cameron), Journal of Artificial
Societies and Social Behavior (Barcelo)]
Ortman, S.G., D.M. Glowacki, M.D. Varien, and C.D. Johnson
2012 The Study Area and the Ancestral Pueblo Occupation in Emergence and Collapse of Early Villages:
Models of Central Mesa Verde Archaeology, edited by T. A. Kohler and M.D. Varien, pp. 15-40. The
University of California Press–Berkeley.
Wilshusen, R., S.G. Ortman, S. Diederichs, D.M. Glowacki, and G. Coffey
2012 Heartland of the Early Pueblos: The Central Mesa Verde (Chapter 2) in Crucible of Pueblos: The Early
Pueblo Period in the Northern Southwest, edited by R. Wilshusen, G. Schachner, and J. Allison, pp. 14-35.
Cotsen Institute of Archaeology Press, UCLA.
- This edited volume was selected as one of the 2013 Choice Outstanding Academic Titles
Glowacki, D.M.
2011 The Role of Religion in the Depopulation of the Central Mesa Verde Region. In Religious Transformation
in the Late Pre-Hispanic Pueblo World, edited by D.M. Glowacki and S. Van Keuren, pp.66-83. Amerind
Foundation Seminar Series. The University of Arizona Press, Tucson.
Van Keuren, S. and D.M. Glowacki
2011 Studying Ancestral Pueblo Religion. In Religious Transformation in the Late Pre-Hispanic Pueblo World,
edited by D.M. Glowacki and S. Van Keuren, pp.1-22. Amerind Foundation Seminar Series. The
University of Arizona Press, Tucson.
Glowacki, D.M.
2010 The Social and Cultural Contexts of the Central Mesa Verde Region during the Thirteenth-Century
Migrations. In Leaving Mesa Verde: Peril and Change in the 13th Century Southwest, edited by
T.A.Kohler, M.D. Varien, and A.M. Wright, pp. 200-221. Amerind Foundation Seminar Series. The
University of Arizona Press, Tucson. Available in paperback 2011. [Volume reviewed in American Antiquity (Kantner), Economic Botany (Moerman), Environmental History
(Weisinger), Journal of Archaeological Research (Windes), Journal of Field Archaeology (Wilcox), KIVA
(Cordell), and New Mexico Historical Review (Wills)]
Glowacki, D.M. and H. Neff
2002 Using INAA in the Greater Southwest. In Ceramic Production and Circulation in the Greater Southwest:
Source Determination by INAA and Complementary Mineralogical Investigations, edited by D.M.
Glowacki and H. Neff, pp. 179-185. Monograph 44, The Cotsen Institute of Archaeology, University of
California, Los Angeles.
Glowacki, D.M., H. Neff, M. Hegmon, J.W. Kendrick, and W.J. Judge
2002 Resource Use, Red-Ware Production, and Vessel Distribution in the Northern San Juan Region. In
Ceramic Production and Circulation in the Greater Southwest: Source Determination by INAA and
Complementary Mineralogical Investigations, edited by D. M. Glowacki and H. Neff, pp. 67-73.
Monograph 44, The Cotsen Institute of Archaeology, University of California, Los Angeles.
Neff, H. and D.M. Glowacki
2002 Ceramic Source Determination by Instrumental Neutron Activation Analysis in the American Southwest.
In Ceramic Production and Circulation in the Greater Southwest: Source Determination by INAA and
Complementary Mineralogical Investigations, edited by D. M. Glowacki and H. Neff, pp. 1-14.
Monograph 44, The Cotsen Institute of Archaeology, University of California, Los Angeles.
Nelson, M.C., D.M. Glowacki, and A. Smith
2002 The Impact of Women on Household Economies: A Maya Case Study. In In the Pursuit of Gender:
Worldwide Archaeological Approaches, edited by S.M. Nelson and M. Rosen-Ayalon, pp. 125-154.
AltaMira Press.
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REFEREED BOOK CHAPTERS (continued)
Pierce, C., D.M. Glowacki, and M. Thurs
2002 Measuring Community Interaction: Pueblo III Pottery Production and Distribution in the Central Mesa
Verde Region. In Seeking the Center Place: Archaeology and Ancient Communities in the Mesa Verde
Region, edited by M. D. Varien and R. Wilshusen, pp. 185-202. University of Utah Press, Salt Lake City.
OTHER PUBLICATIONS [+graduate student co-author]
Glowacki, D.M., W. Hurst, and J.R. Ferguson
2018 Pottery Production and Exchange in Greater Bears Ears. In special double issue: Sacred and Threatened:
The Cultural Landscape of Greater Bears Ears. Archaeology Southwest Magazine 31(4) and 32(1): 44-45.
Bellorado, B.A.+, T.C. Windes, and D.M. Glowacki
2018 The Last Century of Pueblo Life in Greater Bears Ears. In special double issue: Sacred and Threatened:
The Cultural Landscape of Greater Bears Ears. Archaeology Southwest Magazine 31(4) and 32(1): 47-49.
Wilshusen, R.H. and D.M. Glowacki
2017 An Archaeological History of the Mesa Verde Region. In The Oxford Handbook of the Archaeology of the
American Southwest, edited by B.J. Mills and S. Fowles, Oxford University Press.[soon to be available in
paperback, late 2021]
Glowacki, D.M. and F.M. Blackburn
2016 Yucca House National Monument. Colorado Encyclopedia
(https://coloradoencyclopedia.org/article/yucca-house-national-monument)
Kohler, T., D.M. Glowacki, and R.K. Bocinsky
2015 Big Picture Archaeology from the Village Ecodynamics Project. Backdirt: Annual Review. Cotsen Institute
of Archaeology Press, UCLA, Los Angeles.
Glowacki, D.M.
2013 Relations with Neighbors to the East: Mesa Verde. Archaeology Southwest Magazine 78(3):18-19
2007 The Northern San Juan Region, A.D. 1150-1300. Archaeology Southwest Magazine 21(2):6.
Varien, M.D., S.G. Ortman, T.A. Kohler, D.M. Glowacki, and C.D. Johnson
2009 Modeling Demography and the Relationship between Humans and their Environment in the Mesa Verde
Region: Results from the Village Ecodynamics Project, in Proceedings of a Century of Archeological
Research at Mesa Verde National Park. May 2006. CD publication Mesa Verde Museum Association,
Mesa Verde, Colorado.
PUBLICATIONS IN PROGRESS [+graduate student co-author]
Glowacki, D.M. and K.E. Barnett
In Press Mitigating Stress through Social Organizational Change in a Thirteenth-century Mesa Verde Alcove
Village. In Households and Social Evolution: Comprehensive Approaches to Social Transformation, edited by
Lacey Carpenter and Anna Prentiss, Winslow Series: Persistent Questions of the Past, Hamilton College, NY.
Routledge Press.
Quinn, C., D.M. Glowacki, C. Wendt, and N. Goodale
In Press Perspectives: Situating Households within Broader Networks. In Households and Social Evolution:
Comprehensive Approaches to Social Transformation, edited by Lacey Carpenter and Anna Prentiss, Winslow
Series: Persistent Questions of the Past, Hamilton College, NY. Routledge Press.
Field, S.+, D.M. Glowacki, and L. Gettler
In Prep The Importance of Energetics in Archaeological Least Cost Analysis. Revising to submit to JAMT.
RESEARCH FEATURES & PODCASTS
2021 KSJD and Mesa Verde National Park’s Award Winning Mesa Verde Voices Podcast. Featured in Episode
2 (The largest ancestral Pueblo villages in Mesa Verde); Episode 3 (Why Move Into the Cliffs?); Episode
5 (Where Did They Go? The Mesa Verde Migrations). Edited by Kayla Woodward. Winner of a Colorado
Broadcasters Association Award of Excellence for Best Radio Podcast. https://www.mesaverdevoices.org/
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RESEARCH FEATURES & PODCASTS (continued)
2018 Reading the Remains by Brendan O’Shaugnessey. Notre Dame Magazine, Autumn Issue.
https://magazine.nd.edu/news/reading-the-remains/
2018 Washington Post article, June 1, by Annalee Newitz: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/speaking-of-
science/wp/2018/06/01/conservatism-took-hold-here-1000-years-ago-until-the-people-fled/
2017 KSJD and Mesa Verde National Park’s Mesa Verde Voices Podcast Feature: “Moving On” (Episode 3 of
Mesa Verde Voices) edited by Cally Caswell: https://www.mesaverdevoices.org/
2015 NATURE News Feature Article: “The Greatest Vanishing Act in Prehistoric America/And then there were
none” by Richard Monastersky. Volume 527, pp. 26-29, November Issue. Features “Leaving & Living…”
book and work with VEP; was did a video interview posted on the NATURE web page:
http://www.nature.com/news/the-greatest-vanishing-act-in-prehistoric-america-1.18700
2015 KSJD live interview: “The Abandonment of the Mesa Verde Area in the 13th Century” that features
“Living & Leaving…” book: http://ksjd.org/post/abandonment-mesa-verde-area-13th-century#stream/0
2015 American Archaeology feature article by David Malakoff, “Grappling with a Great Mystery” about the
VEP, pp. 32-37. Summer Issue, quoted
2008 New York Times Feature Article: “Vanished: A Pueblo Mystery” by George Johnson, April 8, 2008,
quoted: http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/08/science/08anasazi.html
2007 Research on pottery production and exchange featured in House of Rain: Tracking a Vanished Civilization
Across the American Southwest (Little, Brown & Company) by Craig Childs in “Movement: Northern San
Juan Basin”
DIGITAL ENGAGEMENT & REMOTE INVITED LECTURES
Glowacki, D.M.
2021 Post-Chaco Mesa Verde. Invited lecture for Dr. Barbara Mills’ graduate seminar at the University of
Arizona, March 2nd.
AGENCY TECHNICAL REPORTS [+graduate student co-author; *undergraduate student co-author]
Glowacki, D.M. and Sean Field+
2020 Far View Archaeological Project (FVAP): Field Report 2019. Manuscript on file with Mesa Verde
National Park, Mesa Verde, Colorado (137 pp).
Field, S.+ and D.M. Glowacki
2020 Initial UAS/Drone Data Collection and Imagery for the Far View Archaeological Project (FVAP). Report
submitted to Cultural Resources Division, Mesa Verde National Park, Mesa Verde, Colorado (12 pp).
Glowacki, D.M., R.K. Bocinsky, K.M. Reese+, and K.A. Portman*
2017 The Mesa Verde Community Center Survey: Summer 2017. Manuscript and data submitted to Mesa Verde
National Park, on file with Crow Canyon Archaeological Center (33 pp)
Glowacki, D.M. and E.J. Stech
2017 Micro-XRF Compositional Analysis of Paint and Slip on Ancestral Pueblo Pottery from the Goodman
Point Locality. Manuscript on file with Crow Canyon Archaeological Center and Canyon of the Ancients
Museum (formerly Anasazi Heritage Center) (25 pp)
Glowacki, D.M.
2012 The Mesa Verde Community Center Survey Documenting Large Pueblo Villages in Mesa Verde National
Park with contributions by R.K. Bocinsky, E. Alonzi, and K. Reese. Manuscript submitted to the National
Science Foundation and Mesa Verde National Park, on file with Crow Canyon Archaeological Center and
Washington State University in compliance with deliverable for NSF Grant DEB-0816400 (152 pp)
http://village.anth.wsu.edu/publications
Reed, C., R.K. Bocinsky+, and D.M. Glowacki
2009 Mesa Verde National Park Community Center Survey: Report and Synthesis. Manuscript submitted to the
National Science Foundation and Mesa Verde National Park, on file with Crow Canyon Archaeological
Center and Washington State University in compliance with deliverable for NSF Grant DEB-0816400
(50 pp)
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AGENCY TECHNICAL REPORTS (continued)
Glowacki, D.M., K.E. Barnett, A.J. Gass, D.K. Long, P.R. Flint-Lacey, J.M. Brisbin, and L.L.D. Ninnemann
2008 Preserving the Occupational History of Spruce Tree House: Finalizing Architectural Documentation for
Research, Public Education, and Management. Manuscript and data submitted to the Colorado Historical
Society in compliance with deliverable for CHS-SHF Grant #2007-02-060. (144 pp)
Glowacki, D.M.
2007 Mesa Verde Village Assessment Project (MVVAP). Manuscript on file with Crow Canyon Archaeological
Center and Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado, project funded by the National Trust for Historic
Preservation. (38 pp)
Brisbin, J.M., D.M. Glowacki and K.E. Barnett
2007 Spruce Tree House 2007 Summary of Architectural Documentation: Structures and Social Organization in
a Thirteenth Century Cliff Dwelling, Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado. Manuscript submitted to the
Colorado Historical Society in compliance with deliverable for CHS-SHF Grant #2006-02-067. (332 pp)
Brisbin, J.M. and D.M. Glowacki
2007 Spruce Tree House (5MV640), Mesa Verde National Park: Kiva Courtyard H and Structures in the
Southern part of the Alcove. 2006 Field Season. Manuscript submitted to the Colorado Historical Society
in compliance with deliverable for CHS-SHF Grant #2006-02-067. (179 pp)
Kleidon, J., S. Diederichs, and D.M. Glowacki
2007 Long Mesa 2002 Fire Burn Area Archaeological Inventory, Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado:
Puebloan Settlement, Demographics, and Community Structure. Manuscript on file with the Colorado
Historical Society and Mesa Verde National Park in compliance with deliverable for CHS-SHF Grant
#2004-01-037. (281 pp)
Glowacki, D.M.
2006 Architectural Change in Spruce Tree House (5MV640) during the mid-to-late 1200s: Main Street and Kiva
G. Report summarizing the 2005 Field Season. Manuscript on file with the Colorado Historical Society
and Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado. Manuscript submitted to the Colorado Historical Society in
compliance with deliverable for CHS-SHF Grant # 2005-01-053. (107 pp)
Glowacki, D.M. and M.D. Varien
2003 Community Center Survey 2003: Results and Synthesis. Manuscript on file at Crow Canyon
Archaeological Center, Cortez, Colorado. Manuscript submitted Crow Canyon Archaeological Center and
Washington State University in compliance with deliverable for NSF Grant SES-0119981. (10 pp)
Varien, M.D., S.G. Ortman, D.M. Glowacki, and M.G. Spitzer
2003 Activities and Findings Related to Construction and Interpretation of the Archaeological Database. Second
Annual Progress Report on NSF Project SES-0119981 “Coupled Human/Ecosystems over Long Periods:
Mesa Verde Region Prehispanic Ecodynamics” compiled by T.A. Kohler and C.D. Johnson (64 pp)
Glowacki, D.M.
2001 Yucca House (5MT5006) Mapping Project 2000. Submitted to Mesa Verde National Park, Mesa Verde,
Colorado. Manuscript on file at MVNP and Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, Colorado. (108 pp)
1997 The 1996 Excavations at Yellow Jacket Pueblo (5MT5) Montezuma County, Colorado. Submitted to the
Colorado Historical Society and the Archaeological Conservancy on file at Crow Canyon Archaeological
Center, Cortez, Colorado.
Glowacki, D.M. and K.A. Kuckelman
1996 Report of 1995 Research at Yellow Jacket Pueblo (5MT5), Montezuma County, Colorado. Submitted to
the Colorado Historical Society and the Archaeological Conservancy on file at Crow Canyon
Archaeological Center, Cortez, Colorado.
Kuckelman, K.A. and D.M. Glowacki
1995 Yellow Jacket Site Management and Protection Plan. Submitted to the Colorado Historical Society and the
Archaeological Conservancy on file at Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, Cortez, Colorado.
INVITED LECTURES
2020 More than Cliff Dwellings: Updating our Understanding of Pueblo History on Mesa Verde–Part 2. Invited
for the CMAM (MVNP) Museum Collaborative Design Process, Fort Lewis College, Durango, March 7
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INVITED LECTURES (continued)
2020 More than Cliff Dwellings: Updating our Understanding of Pueblo History on Mesa Verde-Part 1. Invited
for the CMAM (MVNP) Museum Collaborative Design Process–Part 1, University of Colorado-Boulder,
February 14
2019 Dynamic Pueblo Women. Cultural Explorations Scholar (co-led with Tessie Naranjo, Santa Clara Pueblo),
Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, Cortez, Colorado, October 21-27
2019 Social Change & Migration in the Mesa Verde Region. University of Virginia Lecture, March 28
2018 The Cure for Mesa-Verde-centric-itis? Lekson. Invited lecture in honor of Stephen Lekson’s retirement in
a day-long session on The Future of Southwest Archaeology, University of Colorado–Boulder, December 8
2018 Geographies of Social Change and Migration in the Mesa Verde Region. Geography and the Environment
Colloquium series: Crosscurrents (and Grad Seminar). University of North Texas, Denton, Texas.
2017 Making of a Village: Social Organization of Spruce Tree House. Voices of the Past Lecture Series,
Southwestern Seminars, Hotel Santa Fe, Santa Fe, New Mexico, July 10
2017 Pueblo World in AD 1200. Cultural Explorations Scholar (co-led with Anthony Lovato, Santo Domingo
Pueblo), Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, Cortez, Colorado, May 21-26
2016 The Making of a Village: Growth & Change at Spruce Tree House. Four Corners Lecture Series, Chapin
Museum Auditorium, Mesa Verde National Park, NPS Centennial speaker, May 20
2016 The May Bucknam Memorial Speaker, Denver Museum of Nature & Science Public Lecture, Oh the
Times they are a-Changin’: Living & Leaving in 13th Century Mesa Verde, Colorado Archaeological
Society–book talk, May 9
2016 Aztec Ruins National Monument, NPS Centennial Public Lecture, Mesa Verde & the 13th Century–book
talk, April 27
2016 Colorado Archaeological Society–Hisatsinom Chapter, Cortez, CO, public lecture The Times they are a-
Changin’: Living & Leaving in 13th Century Mesa Verde–book talk, March 1
2015 Keynote Speaker: Crow Canyon Archaeological Center’s Annual Meeting and CultureFest: Living &
Leaving in 13th Century Mesa Verde & Book Signing, October 17
2015 NEH Summer Institute scholar: conducted a week of lectures and tours of Mesa Verde National Park for
From Mesa Verde to Santa Fe: Pueblo Identity in the Pre- and Post-Colonial Southwest for 19 teachers
and Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, July 10-14, and 17
2013 Two presentations for a public forum on the NSF-funded Village Ecodynamics Project (VEP): Preliminary
Results and Discussion (The Mesa Verde Community Center Survey, MV-CCS and An Introduction to the
VEP II North Community Centers) at Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, Cortez, Colorado, July 29
2012 NEH Summer Institute scholar: conducted 2-days of lectures and tours of Mesa Verde National Park for
Mesoamerica and the Southwest: New Directions in Scholarship and Teaching involving 24 college
faculty from the Humanities, July 15 and 16
2012 Conducted 2-hour lecture and tour of Spruce Tree House Cliff Dwelling for Women’s Board of the
Chicago Field Museum and Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, Mesa Verde National Park, June 4
2012 Mesa Verde, Religion, and Change, Four Corners Lecture Series, Anasazi Heritage Center, Dolores,
Colorado, June 3
2011 Getting at the Social Reasons for the Mesa Verde Depopulation, Southwestern Seminars, Hotel Santa Fe,
Santa Fe, New Mexico, August 29
2011 Conducted 2-hour lecture and tour of Spruce Tree House Cliff Dwelling for “Water and the West”, an
experiential summer class with 12 students from University of North Texas, Drs. Steve Wolverton and
Tom LaPointe, Mesa Verde National Park, June 23
2007 North of the Center Place: Northern Chaco Symposium, lecture and tour of Yucca House National
Monument and round table discussion for Crow Canyon Archaeological Center, May 27-June 2
2007 New Light on the Archaeology of the Mesa Verde Region: Celebrating Crow Canyon’s 25 Years of
Research, invited lecture and instructional tours of Mug House and Long House, Mesa Verde National
Park, October 14-19
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Public lectures for the Colorado Archaeological Society, Cortez (1996, 2007), the San Juan Basin Archaeological
Society Durango (2006), the San Juan Mountain Association (2005), a public symposium on the NSF-funded
“Village Project” (2004), and the Missouri Archaeological Society, Columbia (1994).
GRANTS & SPONSORED PROGRAMS
External grants
2019 Mesa Verde Museum Association Grant for the Far View Archaeological Project (FVAP). Administered
by Mesa Verde National Park ($5,000)
2019 Department of the Interior (DOI), Bureau of Land Management Grant #L18AS00084: Mesa Verde North
Escarpment Survey. Co-award with Kelsey M. Reese, Doctoral Student ($10,100)
2012 National Geographic Society (Grant #9100-12): Mesa Verde Community Center Survey: Understanding
Village Formation, Aggregation Abandonment, AD 780-1290 ($20,000) 2011 NSF-REU Supplement Request #1132226 to fund Notre Dame undergrads Elise Alonzi and Andrew Steier
for summer field work on the Mesa Verde large site survey for VEP II- DEB-0816400 ($7,816)
2009 Amerind Foundation Grant for Religious Ideologies of the Pueblo Southwest, A.D. 1250-1540 co-award
with Scott Van Keuren (University of Vermont)
2009 Collaborator on EAR 0923249 MRI: Acquisition: Establishment of the Midwest Isotope and Trace
Element Research Analytical Center (MITERAC).Co-Principal investigators: Clive R. Neal & Antonio
Simonetti. National Science Foundation–Major Research Instrumentation Program ($1,159,219)
2008 Subcontractor/Senior Personnel on NSF-CNH Grant: Coupled Natural and Human Ecosystems over Long
Periods: Pueblo Ecodynamics DEB-0816400 ($92,495)
2004 The Florence C. and Robert H. Lister Fellowship: Crow Canyon Archaeological Center ($5,000)
2002 NSF Dissertation Improvement Grant: Intraregional Interaction in the Mesa Verde Region, A.D. 1150-
1300: Placing Emigration in its Social Context BCS-012487 ($12,000)
2002 NSF-Subsidized INAA from Missouri University Research Reactor SBR-9802366 - $20/sample
2002 Joe Ben Wheat Scholarship: Colorado University-Boulder, Department of Anthropology ($2,500)
1994 Katherine Carhart Graduate Research Fellowship: Crow Canyon Archaeological Center
1994 Pecos Conference (67th) Kiln Auction grant–M.A. Research: chemical composition INAA ($2,000)
1994 Crow Canyon Archaeological Center–M.A. Research: chemical composition INAA ($760)
Internal grants
2019 Collaborative Grant, Department of Anthropology ($7,000)
2014 Institute for Scholarship in the Liberal Arts, Publication and Indexing Assistance Grant ($1,200)
2011 Institute for Scholarship in the Liberal Arts, Publication and Indexing Assistance Grant ($1,200)
2010 Institute for Scholarship in the Liberal Arts Large Research Grant for an archaeological survey project at
Mesa Verde National Park ($12,500)
2009 Henkel’s Mini-conference visiting speaker grant, Institute for Scholarship in the Liberal Arts, University
of Notre Dame to bring Dr. Susan Bergh, Associate Curator of Art of the Ancient Americas at the
Cleveland Museum of Art, in for “the World at 1200s” class, applied for grant with co-instructor, Dr.
Danielle Joyner, Art, Art History & Design ($2,630)
2004 Dean’s Writing Fellowship: Department of Anthropology and College of Liberal Arts and Sciences,
Arizona State University ($7,500) and Dean’s Circle Scholarship ($1,000)
2000 Research and Development Grant – Department of Anthropology, Arizona State University ($1,000)
Institutional Grant-writing
2007 Colorado Historical Society-Historical Society Fund grant (07-02-060): “Preserving the Occupational
History of Spruce Tree House: Finalizing Architectural Documentation for Research, Public Education,
and Management” written as a seasonal Mesa Verde research archaeologist on behalf of Mesa Verde
National Park and the Mesa Verde Museum Association ($188,405)
2005 Colorado Historical Society-Historical Society Fund grant (06-02-067): “Preserving the Cliff Dwellings
and Engaging the Public: Architectural Documentation at Spruce Tree House, Mesa Verde National
Park” written as a seasonal Mesa Verde research archaeologist on behalf of Mesa Verde National Park and
the Mesa Verde Museum Association ($133,800)
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AWARDS
2015 Crow Canyon Archaeological Center Honor Award, Cortez, CO.
2014 Outstanding Alumnus Award: Walter E. Stebbins High School, Riverside, OH.
ADVANCED SEMINARS
Organizer
2009 Religious Ideologies of the Pueblo Southwest, A.D. 1250-1540, organized by Donna M. Glowacki
(University of Notre Dame) and Scott Van Keuren (University of Vermont), Amerind Foundation,
Dragoon, AZ (April 1-5) with 12 participants. Paper presented for discussion: Religion and the Mesa
Verde Migrations.
Participant
2019 International Collaborative Workshop at the Nexus of Water Scarcity, Disease, and Conflict,
Environmental Change Initiative (ECI), March 10-15, Tantur Ecumenical Institute, Jerusalem, Israel.
2019 Households and the Becoming of Sodalities in Thirteenth-century Mesa Verde Pueblo Villages. In
Households and Social Evolution: Comprehensive Approaches to Social Transformation. The inaugural
Winslow Series Seminar, organized by Lacey Carpenter and Anna Prentiss, January 27-30. Hamilton
College, Clinton, NY.
2015 Mesa Verde and Northern Rio Grande Case Study. Co-presented at the Amerind-Archaeology Southwest
Symposium Advanced Seminar, Contrasting Kayenta and Mesa Verde Migrations (September 9-12) with
12 participants. Amerind Foundation, Dragoon, AZ.
2014 Early Signals of Threshold Crossing Events in Prehistoric Southwestern Socio-ecological Systems. Co-
authored paper: M. Peeples, D. Glowacki, K. Spielmann, and A. Dugmore, presented at Santa Fe Institute
(SFI) Seminar, Social Change in the Context of Climate Challenges. LTVTP/NABO, May 27-29 with 12
participants, Santa Fe, NM.
2014 Evidence of Conflict in the VEP II North study area (Mesa Verde). Presented with Stefani Crabtree at the
School for Advanced Research (SAR) seminar: Migration, Group Formation, and Economic Development
in the Pueblo World organized by Scott Ortman and Tim Kohler, SAR, Santa Fe, NM (March 16-19) with
12 participants.
2008 Dimensions of Depopulation: the Social Contexts of the Mesa Verde Migrations. Paper presented for
discussion in the Amerind Advanced Seminar entitled New Light on the Thirteenth-Century Depopulation
of the Northern Southwest organized by Tim Kohler, Mark Varien, and Aaron Wright, Amerind
Foundation, Dragoon, AZ (February 23-27) with 15 participants.
SYMPOSIA ORGANIZED
Paper Sessions Organized
Glowacki, D.M. and S. Van Keuren (co-organizers and co-chairs)
2008 Tension and Transition: Religious Ideologies in the Pueblo Southwest, A.D. 1250-1450 at the 73rd Society
for American Archaeology Meetings, Vancouver. Symposium was 1 of 5 selected as a finalist for an
Amerind-SAA seminar fellowship
Speakman, J., T. Clark, and D.M. Glowacki (co-organizers and co-chairs)
2005 Using Nuclear Chemistry to Answer Cultural Questions: Recent Applications of INAA in the American
Southwest for the 70th Annual Meeting for the Society for American Archaeology, Salt Lake City.
Glowacki, D.M. (organizer and chair)
1997 Chemical Sourcing of Ceramics in the Greater Southwest for the 62nd Annual Meeting for the Society for
American Archaeology, Nashville.
Poster Sessions Organized
Glowacki, D.M.
2018 Mesa Verde Ancestral Pueblo Villages: Recent Research for the 83rd Annual Meeting for the Society for
American Archaeology, Washington, D.C.
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Poster Sessions Organized (continued)
Searcy, M., D.M. Glowacki, and T. Pietzel
2016 Engaged Archaeology through Transnational, Interdisciplinary, and Indigenous Collaborations. 15th
Biennial Southwest Symposium, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, January 14-16.
Martínez, J. and D.M. Glowacki
2010 Cliff Dwellings. XI Southwest Symposium: Building Transnational Archaeologies. Hermosillo, Sonora,
Mexico.
CONFERENCE PAPERS [+graduate student co-authors; *undergraduate student co-authors]
Invited Papers
Glowacki, D.M., M.D. Varien, G. Coffey, S. Field+, and R.K. Bocinsky
2019 Mesa Verde Centers and Regional Analyses: Good Stuff! In Attention to Detail: A Pragmatic Career of
Research, Mentoring, and Service. Session in Honor of Keith Kintigh, 83rd Annual Meeting of the Society
for American Archaeology, Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Glowacki, D.M.
2017 The Leaving’s the Thing: Village Dissolution and Departure from the Mesa Verde Region. In Detaching
from Place: A World Archaeology Perspective to Settlement Abandonment at the 116th American
Anthropological Association Meeting: Anthropology Matters! Washington, DC.
Glowacki, D.M.
2017 Trans/Formation, Centralization, and the Making of a Mesa Verde Village. In Households and Social
Evolution: Comprehensive Approaches to Social Transformation at the 82nd Annual Society for American
Archaeology Meeting, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Glowacki, D.M., K.E. Barnett, and J.M. Brisbin
2015 Spruce Tree House: The Social History of a Thirteenth-Century Cliff Dwelling. In Communities through
Time: Societal Continuity and Transformation in the Northern San Juan Region at the 80th Society for
American Archaeology Meeting, San Francisco, CA.
Glowacki, D.M., J. R. Ferguson, W. Hurst, and C. M. Cameron
2014 Dividing Lines: Pottery Production and Exchange among the Comb Ridge Great House Communities.
Pecos Conference Public Symposium: New Science for Old Pots: Recent Scientific Studies of Prehistoric
Pottery from SE Utah, Blanding Arts & Events Center, UT
Glowacki, D.M., J.M. Bremer, S. Ortman, G. Coffey and R. Gauthier
2014 Population Aggregation and Community Center Organization: Comparing the VEP North and South Study
Areas. In Coupled Regions, Coupled Systems: Dynamics of Prehispanic Farming Societies in the Northern
San Juan and Northern Rio Grande at the 79th Society for American Archaeology Meeting, Austin, TX.
Schwindt, D., S.G. Ortman and D.M. Glowacki
2014 Comparing Demography and Population History between the Northern San Juan and Northern Rio Grande.
In Coupled Regions, Coupled Systems: Dynamics of Prehispanic farming Societies in the Northern San
Juan and Northern Rio Grande at the 79th Society for American Archaeology Meeting, Austin, TX.
Dugmore, A., K.A. Spielmann, D.M. Glowacki, K.W. Kintigh, R. Streeter and T. McGovern
2013 Early warning signals of threshold crossing events in socio-ecological systems. Presented at the
LTVTP/NABO Workshop at Thelamork in Akureyri, Iceland.
Glowacki, D.M. and F. Arakawa
2013 Living and Leaving in Thirteenth-century Mesa Verde. In Living Abandonment: the Social Process of
Detaching from Place at the 78th Society for American Archaeology Meeting, Honolulu, HI.
Reese, K.M.+, R.K. Bocinsky+, D.M. Glowacki, S.G. Ortman, and T.A. Kohler
2013 What Are Communities, Really? In New Directions in Modeling Dynamics for Coupled Social-Natural
Systems at the 78th Society for American Archaeology Meeting, Honolulu, HI.
Varien, M.D., S.G. Ortman, D.M. Glowacki, and D.M. Schwindt
2012 Ancestral Puebloan Settlement in Southwestern Colorado, AD 600-1290. In Socionatural Systems in the
Northern U.S. Southwest: a Village Ecodynamics Project II Progress Report at the 77th Society for
American Archaeology Meeting, Memphis, TN.
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Invited Papers (continued)
Glowacki, D.M.
2011 The Chaco-to-Post-Chaco Transition in the Central Mesa Verde Region. In The Chaco-to-Post-Chaco
Transition in the Northern San Juan Drainage at the 76th Society for American Archaeology Meeting,
Sacramento, CA.
Lipe, W.D. and D.M. Glowacki
2011 A Late Pueblo II Period "Surge" of Kayenta Ceramics into Southern Utah. In The Cedar Mesa Project
Turns 40: New Results from a Long-lived Study in SE Utah at the 76th Society for American Archaeology
Meeting, Sacramento, CA.
Glowacki, D.M., C. Reed, R.K. Bocinsky+, S. Diederichs, and J.A. Bell
2010 Making Sense of the Actual: Settlement Trends in the Southwestern Colorado VEP Study Areas. In The
Village Ecodynamics Project II at the 75th Society for American Archaeology Meeting, St. Louis, MO.
Lipe, W.D., D.M. Glowacki, and T.C. Windes
2010 Dynamics of the Thirteenth Century Depopulation of the Northern San Juan: The View from Cedar Mesa.
In Turds, Turkeys, and Ticks on Cedar Mesa: New Insights from Old Collections at the 75th Society for
American Archaeology Meeting, St. Louis, MO.
Glowacki, D.M., G.M. Brown, and P.F. Reed
2009 Aztec Ruins and the Middle San Juan Region in the Post-Chacoan World. In East of Eden and North of
Chaco: Untangling Early Puebloan, Chacoan, and Navajo Histories in the Upper and Middle San Juan
Drainage at the 74th Society for American Archaeology Meeting, Atlanta, GA.
Glowacki, D.M.
2008 Religion and the Mesa Verde Migrations. In Tension and Transition: Religious Ideologies in the Pueblo
Southwest, A.D. 1250-1450 at the 73rd Annual Society for American Archaeology Meeting, Vancouver,
BC.
2007 The Social Landscape of the 13th Depopulation of the Northern San Juan. In the symposium New Light on
the Thirteenth-Century Depopulation of the Northern Southwest for the 72nd Society of American
Archaeology Meeting, Austin, TX.
2006 From the Outside Looking In: Regional Perspectives on Pueblo III in the Middle San Juan. Presented at
the 69th Annual Pecos Conference: One Hundred Years of Archaeology and Preservation, Navajo Lake,
NM.
2006 The Social Landscape of Depopulation: the Northern San Juan in the 13th Century. Presented at the 10th
Biennial Southwest Symposium, Las Cruces, NM.
2005 Intraregional Interaction in the Northern San Juan during the “Turbulent 1200s”. Presented at the 70th
Society for American Archaeology Meeting, Salt Lake City, UT.
Varien, M.D., S.G. Ortman, D.M. Glowacki, and C.D. Johnson
2004 Settlement History and Population Dynamics in the Central Mesa Verde Region. Presented at the 69th
Society for American Archaeology Meeting, Montreal.
Glowacki, D.M., M.D. Varien, and C.D. Johnson
2003 Community Centers: Cycles of Aggregation in the Mesa Verde Region. Presented at the 68th Annual
Society for American Archaeology Meeting, Milwaukee, WI.
Glowacki, D.M.
2002 Defining the Social Landscape of the Northern San Juan: Regional Distribution of Architectural Indicators
of Integration and Conflict. Presented at the 67th Society for American Archaeology Meeting, Denver, CO.
Ortman, S.G., D.M. Glowacki, K.A. Kuckelman, and M.J. Churchill
1999 Pattern and Variation in the Histories of Mesa Verde Communities. Presented at the 64th Society for
American Archaeology Meeting, Chicago, IL.
Glowacki, D.M., H. Neff, M. Hegmon, J. Kendrick, and J. Judge
1997 Chemical Variation, Resource Use, and Vessel Movement in the Mesa Verde Region. Presented at the
62nd Society for American Archaeology Meeting, Nashville, TN.
Glowacki, D.M. and M.D. Glascock
1994 Characterization of Mesa Verde Black-on-white Ceramics from Southwestern Colorado Using NAA.
Presented at the American Nuclear Society Winter Meeting, Washington, D.C.
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Invited Papers (continued)
Glowacki, D.M., C. Turnbow, and R. Fields
1993 New Perspectives on the Fort Ancient Ceramics of the Madisonville Site, Southwestern Ohio. Presented at
the 58th Society for American Archaeology Meeting, St. Louis, MO.
Contributed Papers
Schwindt, D.M., S.G. Ortman, and D.M. Glowacki
2014 The Village Ecodynamics Project (VEP): Comparing the Demography and Population Histories of the
Central Mesa Verde and Northern Rio Grande Study Areas. 87th Annual Pecos Conference, Blanding, UT.
Glowacki, D.M., T.A. Kohler, K.E. Barnett, R.K. Bocinsky+, S. Crabtree+, K. Reese+, E. Alonzi*, and A.R. Steier*
2011 Large Villages in Upper Soda Canyon: an update on VEP fieldwork. 84th Annual Pecos Conference,
Kaibab National Forest, AZ.
Glowacki, D.M. and S.G. Ortman
2001 Similarity and Diversity of Mesa Verde Black-on-white Designs among Mesa Verde Villages. Presented at
the 66th Society for American Archaeology Meeting, New Orleans, LA.
Glowacki, D.M. and K.W. Kintigh
2000 Settlement Pattern Changes in the Vicinity of Hesho tauth ła, New Mexico. Presented at the 65th Annual
Society for American Archaeology Meeting, Philadelphia, PA.
Glowacki, D.M., W. Dale, and S. Tradlener
2000 The Yucca House Mapping Project: A Cooperative Endeavor. 73rd Annual Pecos Conference, Dolores,
CO.
Nelson, M.C., D.M. Glowacki, and A. Smith
1998 The Impact of Women on Household Economies: A Maya Case Study. Presented at the Worldwide
Archaeological Perspectives on Women and Gender Conference, Bellagio, Italy.
Glowacki, D.M. and K.A. Kuckelman
1998 Yellow Jacket Pueblo: A Persistent Place on the Mesa Verde Landscape. Presented at the 63rd Annual
Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Seattle.
Thurs, M., D.M. Glowacki, and C. Pierce
1996 Examining Pottery Production in the Sand Canyon Community. Presented at the 61st Society for American
Archaeology Meeting, New Orleans, LA.
Glowacki, D.M. and M.D. Glascock
1995 The Nature of Production and Exchange in the Sand Canyon Locality based on Compositional Groups
formed using Neutron Activation Analysis. Presented at the 60th Society for American Archaeology
Meeting, Minneapolis, MN.
RESEARCH POSTERS [+graduate student co-authors; *undergraduate co-authors]
Field, S.+, D.M. Glowacki, and T. Hovezak
2021 The Far View Archaeological Project: An Introduction. Poster presented virtually at the 86th Annual
Meeting for the Society for American Archaeology. Held remotely.
Glowacki, D.M. and R. Kyle Bocinsky
2018 The Great Houses of the Mesa Verde Cuesta. Poster presented at the 83rd Annual Meeting for the Society
for American Archaeology, Washington, D.C. (invited)
Portman, Katherine* and D.M. Glowacki
2018 Water Management on the Mesa: The Horseshoe Ridge Reservoir Community and the Occupation of Park
Mesa, Colorado. Poster presented at the 83rd Annual Meeting for the Society for American Archaeology,
Washington, D.C. (invited)
Schleher, K.L., E. Britton, D.M. Glowacki, J.R. Ferguson, and R. Lyle
2018 Pottery Production at the Dillard Site: an early Basketmaker III Community Center in the Central Mesa
Verde Region. Poster presented at the 83rd Annual Meeting for the Society of American Archaeology,
Washington, D.C. (invited)
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RESEARCH POSTERS (continued)
Reese, K.M.+, M. Iott*, K. Portman*, D.M. Glowacki, J. Potter, and S. Ortman
2017 Preliminary Pottery Analysis at Cowboy Wash Pueblo: A Central Village on the Ute Piedmont Frontier.
Poster presented at the 82nd Annual Society for American Archaeology Meeting, Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Schwindt, D.M., R.K. Bocinsky, S.G. Ortman, D.M. Glowacki, M.D. Varien, and T.A. Kohler
2016 Interactions among Society, Climate, Production, and Population: A Case Study from the Central Mesa
Verde Region with Contemporary Implications. Poster presented at the 15th Biennial Southwest
Symposium, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ.
Sluka, V.*, C.M. Anderson*, D.M. Glowacki, and E.J. Stech
2015 X-ray Fluorescence as a Tool for Identifying Paint composition of Mesa Verde Black-on-white Pottery.
Poster presented at the 80th Society for American Archaeology Meeting, San Francisco, CA.
Ferguson, J.R., D.M. Glowacki, W.B. Hurst, and C.M. Cameron
2012 Chacoan and Post-Chacoan Pottery Production and Circulation at Great Houses in the Comb Ridge
Locality, Southeast Utah. Poster presented at the 77th Society for American Archaeology Meeting,
Memphis, TN.
Steier, A.R.*, D.M. Glowacki, and E.J. Stech
2012 Investigating Paint Recipes of Mesa Verde Black-on-white Bowls using PIXE Analysis. Poster presented
at the 77th Society for American Archaeology Meeting, Memphis, TN.
Reese, K.M.+, R.K. Bocinsky+, K.E. Barnett, S. Crabtree+, E. Alonzi*, A.R. Steier*, D.M. Glowacki, and T.A.
Kohler
2012 Large, Aggregated Villages in Little Soda Canyon. Poster presented at the 77th Society for American
Archaeology Meeting, Memphis, TN.
Perry, M.* and D.M. Glowacki
2010 Developing Methods for the Application of PIXE Analysis on Mesa Verde Black-on-white Paints at Aztec
Ruin, New Mexico. Poster presented at the 75th Society for American Archaeology Meeting, St. Louis,
MO.
Bell, J. A., S. Diederichs, K. E. Barnett, and D.M. Glowacki
2010 A Comparison of Early and Late Pueblo III (1100-1300 AD) Cliff Dwellings Sites: Mesa Verde National
Park, USA. Poster presented at the XI Southwest Symposium: Building Transnational Archaeologies in
Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico.
Plis, L.* and D.M. Glowacki
2009 PIXE Analysis of Paint on Mesa Verde Black-on-white Bowls from Aztec Ruin, New Mexico. Poster
presented at the 74th Society for American Archaeology Meeting, Atlanta, GA.
Diederichs, S. and D.M. Glowacki
2007 The Distribution and Context of Mesa Verde Towers. Poster presented at the 72nd Society for American
Archaeology Meeting, Austin, TX.
Glowacki, D.M., C.D. Johnson, F. Arakawa, and H. Robinson
2004 Community Center Survey: Large Sites in Central Mesa Verde Revisited. Poster presented at the 69th
Society for American Archaeology Meeting, Montreal.
GRADUATE COMMITTEES
Committee Chair
Sean Field, University of Notre Dame, Ph.D. (2017-present); Kelsey M. Reese, University of Notre Dame, M.A.
(2016-2019)
Committee Member
Laura Brumbaugh, Washington State University, M.A., (2020-present); Hanna Erftenbeck, University of Notre
Dame, Ph.D. (2019-present); Richard (Drew) Mercantonio, University of Notre Dame, Ph.D. (2016-present);
Shanna Diederichs, Northern Arizona University, M.A. (2015-2016); Kelsey M. Reese, Washington State
University, M.A. (2012-2014); R. Kyle Bocinsky, Washington State University, M.A. (2009-2011);
Alison Bredthauer, University of Colorado-Boulder, M.A. (2007-2010)
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COURSES TAUGHT
Landscapes: Movement, Use, and Perception (Grad seminar), University of Notre Dame
Sustainability: Principles & Practices, University of Notre Dame
Sustainability & Collapse, University of Notre Dame
The Archaeology of Religion, University of Notre Dame
The World at 1200, University of Notre Dame
Human Impact and the Environment: Past, Present, & Future (USEM), University of Notre Dame
Legacies of the Southwest, University of Notre Dame, Arizona State University
Fundamentals of Archaeology, University of Notre Dame
Origins of Human Civilizations, University of Notre Dame
Buried Cities and Lost Tribes–New World, Mesa Community College
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP
Society for American Archaeology
SERVICE: PROFESSIONAL, DEPARTMENTAL, AND UNIVERSITY
Professional
2020-present Chapin Mesa Archeological Museum Exhibit Renovation Project (MVNP & CU-Boulder)
Archaeology Content Development - a Collaborative Advisory Group
2017-2020 Society for American Archaeology–Institute of Field Research (IFR) undergraduate awards
2016-2020 Southwest Symposium Board Member
2019 MVNP Interpretive Ranger Training sessions (also 2007, 2012, 2016)
2013-2016 KIVA: The Journal of Southwestern Anthropology and History Editorial Board
2013-2015 Society for American Archaeology – Fred Plog Memorial Fellowship Committee
2014 Yucca House consultation with Santa Clara Pueblo elders and NPS
2014 Revised Spruce Tree House brochure for tourists visiting MVNP (editor/consultant)
2006-2010 Pottery Southwest Editorial Board
Reviewer for: PNAS, American Antiquity, Ethnobiology Letters, KIVA: The Journal of Southwestern Anthropology
and History, MURR, National Science Foundation (NSF)
Department and University (Notre Dame)
University
2019-present GLOBES Executive Committee
2016-2019 University Committee for Research and Sponsored Projects (UCSRP)
2013-2017 Campus Crossroads Development Project Steering Committee–Anthropology
2015 Sustainability across the Curriculum workshop–panel discussant
Department-Anthropology
2020-present Graduate Program Committee
2020-2021 Search Committee–Medical Anthropologist
2018-2020 Pedagogy Committee
2016-2018 Graduate Curriculum and Admissions (Graduate Program) Committee
2016-2017 Search Committee, Chair–Anthropological Archaeologist
2014-2015 Search Committee–Medical Anthropologist
2012-2013 Search Committee–Linguistic Anthropologist
2008-2011 Student Awards Committee
2007-2008 Internships and Student Awards Committee