Ryan Patrick Harrod

Assistant Professor
Department of Anthropology, University of Alaska Anchorage
Phone: (907) 786-4989 Email: rharrod2@uaa.alaska.edu
EDUCATION
2013

PhD, Anthropology, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Candidate.

Dissertation: Chronologies of Pain and Power: Violence and social inequality
among Ancestral Pueblo populations (AD 850-1300)

2008

MA, Anthropology, University of Idaho.

Thesis: Phylogeny of the Southern Plateau: An osteometric evaluation of intertribal relations

2005

BS, Psychology, University of Utah.

Honors: Magna Cum Laude

RESEARCH INTERESTS
Bioarchaeology, paleopathology, forensic anthropology with a focus on identity, health and disease,
conflict and violence, social inequality, ethics, and repatriation.
ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
2013-2014

Assistant Professor, University of Alaska Anchorage.

2013-2012

Barrick Fellow, University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

2012-2010

Adjunct Instructor, Department of Human Behavior, College of Southern Nevada.

2012-2009

Graduate Assistant, Department of Anthropology, University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

2008-2006

Graduate Assistant, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, University of Idaho.

2005-2004

Undergraduate Research Technician, Department of Psychology, University of Utah.

PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS
2013

Principal Investigator, Contract Archaeology, University of Alaska Anchorage

2012

Archaeological Technician, Site Stewardship Program, Nevada State Historic

Preservation Office.

2011-2009

Forensic Anthropology Technician, Clark County Coroners Office (Supervised by

Jennifer Thompson)/Idaho State Historic Preservation Office (Supervised by Donald
Tyler).

2009-2007

Archaeological Technician, Contract Archaeology (Supervised by Robert Sappington),

University of Idaho.

2009-2006

Archaeological Technician, Laboratory of Anthropology, University of Idaho.

2008

Archaeological Technician working with the Idaho State Historic Preservation Office.
Volunteer

2006

Archaeological Technician, Zooarchaeological Analysis (Supervised by Mark Warner),

University of Idaho.

GRANTS, FELLOWSHIPS, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND AWARDS

2014

Faculty Research Travel Grant, University of Alaska Anchorage ($730.69)

2013

Reimbursable Services Agreement, Department of Transportation and Public Facilities,

State of Alaska ($8,375).
Funds to support contract archaeology project near Hooper Bay, Alaska.

2012

Barrick Graduate Fellowship, University of Nevada, Las Vegas. ($15,000).

Funds to support the completion of the dissertation.

2012

Patricia Sastaunak Scholarship, University of Nevada, Las Vegas ($2,500).

Funds to support the completion of the dissertation.

2012

College of Liberal Arts Dean's Graduate Student Award, University of Nevada, Las
Vegas ($5,000) [awarded but declined]

2012

GPSA Travel Award, University of Nevada, Las Vegas ($500).

Funds to attend the 81th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physical
Anthropologists and the 77th Annual Meeting of the Society for American
Archaeology.

2012

Eleanor F. Edwards and Max Olswang Scholarship, Department of Anthropology,

University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
Funds to support research at the National Museum of Natural History ($500).

2011

Eleanor F. Edwards and Max Olswang Scholarship, Department of Anthropology,

University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
Funds to support research at the American Museum of Natural History ($850).

2011

GPSA Travel Award, University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

Funds to support research at the American Museum of Natural History ($1100).

2011

GPSA Travel Award, University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

Funds to attend the 110th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological
Association ($650).

2011

GPSA Travel Award, University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

Funds to attend the 76th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology
($500).

2010

Patricia Rocchio Memorial Scholarship, Department of Anthropology, University of

Nevada, Las Vegas.
Funds to support research at the Arizona State Museum ($575).

2009

GPSA Travel Award, University of Nevada, Las Vegas.

Funds to attend the 79th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physical
Anthropologists ($450).

2008

GPSA Travel Award, University of Idaho.

Funds to attend the 77th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Physical
Anthropologists ($400).

SERVICE
2014-2013

Editorial Board, Bioarchaeology and Social Theory series by Springer.

2013-2010

Journal Referee, International Journal of Osteoarchaeology (IJO).

2013-2011

Journal Referee, Landscapes of Violence (LoV).

2012-2011

Journal Referee, Journal of Contemporary Anthropology (JCA)

2012-2011

Organizing Committee, 41st Annual Meeting of the Society for Cross-Cultural Research
(SCCR), 8th Annual Meeting of the Society of Anthropological Sciences (SASci), and
3rd Annual Meeting of the Anthropology of Children and Childhood Interest Group
(AAACIG).

2011-2010

Organizer and supervisor, Educational Outreach Program, Cashman Middle School,

Clark County School District

2008-2007

Senator, Graduate and Professional Student Association (GPSA), University of Idaho.

Member of the Travel Award Committee.

PUBLICATIONS
Edited Volumes and Books
2014

Harrod, RP and Martin, DL. The Bioarchaeology of Climate Change and Violence.
SpringerBriefs, Anthropology and Ethics Series. New York: Springer.

2013

Martin, DL, Harrod, RP, and Prez, VR Bioarchaeology: An integrated approach to

working with human remains. Springer, Manuals in Archaeological Method, Theory and
Technique. New York: Springer.

2012

Martin, DL, Harrod, RP, and Prez, VR (Eds). The Bioarchaeology of Violence.
Gainesville: University Press of Florida

Thematic Journal Issues

2012

Martin, DL and Harrod, RP. Body Parts and Parts of Bodies: Traces of violence in
past cultures. The International Journal of Paleopathology, Volume 2, Issues 2 and 3.

2012

Martin, DL and Harrod, RP. New Directions in Bioarchaeology. The SAA Archaeological
Record, Volume 12, Issues 2 and 3.

Book Chapters and Journal Articles

2014

Harrod, RP and Martin, DL. Signatures of Captivity and Subordination on Skeletonized

Humans Remains: A bioarchaeological case study from the ancient Southwest. In:
Martin, DL and Anderson, CP, editors. Bioarchaeological and Forensic Perspectives on
Violence: How violent death is interpreted from skeletal remains. Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press. p 103-119.

2014

Crandall, JJ, Harrod, RP, Anderson, CP, and Baustian, KM. Interpreting Gunshot Trauma
as Context Clue: A case study from historic North Las Vegas, Nevada. In: Martin, DL and
Anderson, CP, editors. Bioarchaeological and Forensic Perspectives on Violence: How
violent death is interpreted from skeletal remains. Cambridge: Cambridge University
Press. p 289-308.

2013

Harrod RP, Thompson JL, and Martin DL. 2013. Hard Labor and Hostile Encounters:
What human remains reveal about institutional violence and Chinese immigrants living in
Carlin, Nevada (1885-1923). Historical Archaeology 46(4):In Press.

2012

Bauer-Clapp HJ, and Harrod RP. 2012. Teaching Violence: Pedagogical approaches and
challenges. Anthropology News 53(7):12, 15.

2012

Harrod RP. 2012a. Centers of Control: Revealing elites among the Ancestral Pueblo
during the Chaco Phenomenon. International Journal of Paleopathology 2(2-3):123135.

2012

Harrod RP. 2012b. Ethnobioarchaeology. New Directions in Bioarchaeology, special

forum. The SAA Archaeological Record 12(2):32-34.

2012

Martin DL, Harrod RP, and Prez VR. 2012. Introduction: Bioarchaeology and the study
of violence. In: Martin DL, Harrod RP, and Prez VR, editors. The Bioarchaeology of
Violence. Gainesville: University of Florida Press. p 1-10.

2012

Harrod RP, Linard P, and Martin DL. 2012a. Deciphering Violence: The potential of
modern ethnography to aid in the interpretation of archaeological populations. In: Martin
DL, Harrod RP, and Prez VR, editors. The Bioarchaeology of Violence. Gainesville:
University of Florida Press. p 63-80.

2012

Harrod RP, Martin DL, and Prez VR. 2012c. Conclusion: Implications and future
directions. In: Martin DL, Harrod RP, and Prez VR, editors. The Bioarchaeology of
Violence. Gainesville: University of Florida Press. p 276-280.

2012

Harrod RP, Martin DL, and Carlyle SW. 2012b. Taphonomy After the Fact: Violence,
sex and ritual in Room 33 at Chaco and Room 178 at Aztec. Landscapes of Violence
2(2):Article 5.

2011

Harrod, RP. Phylogeny of the Southern Plateau: An osteometric evaluation of inter-tribal

relations. Journal of Comparative Human Biology HOMO, 62 (3):184-201.

2010

Martin, DL, Harrod, RP, and Fields, M. Beaten Down and Worked to the Bone:
Bioarcaheological investigations of women and violence in the Ancient Southwest.
Landscapes of Violence, 1 (1):Article 3.

2009

Prez, VR, Harrod, RP, and Martin DL. Looting, Collecting and Selling Ancient
Artifacts: Who are the Victims? Anthropology News, 50 (6):28-29.

In Press

Harrod, RP and Martin, DL. The Bioarchaeology of Social Control: Interpreting the
skeletal markers of slavery, captivity, and indentured servitude. In: Marshall, LW, editor.
The Archaeology of Slavery: Toward a comparative, global framework. Occasional
Papers. Carbondale: Center for Archaeological Investigations, Southern Illinois
University Press.

Under Review Harrod, RP, Martin, DL, and Fields, M. Hierarchy, Health, and Culturally Sanctioned
Violence in the Ancient Southwest. In:Klaus, HD, Harvey, AR, and Cohen, MN, editors.
Bones of Complexity. Gainesville: University Press of Florida.
Under Revision Harrod, RP, Martin, DL, and Tyler, DE. Pacifists or Pragmatists: An analysis of violence
in the southern portion of the Interior Plateau. American Antiquity.
In Prep

Harrod, RP and Gordon, CC. Where Did All the Anthropologists Go? Current research in
ergonomics and human factors and the role of anthropology. Practicing Anthropology.

Book Reviews
2010

Harrod, RP. Book Review: Ancient Health: Skeletal indicators of agricultural and
economic intensification, edited by Cohen, MN and Crane-Kramer, G. International
Journal of Osteoarchaeology, 21 (1):e9-e11.

2009

Harrod, RP. Book Review: Biological Anthropology of the Human Skeleton, by

Katzenberg, MA and Saunders, SR. PaleoAnthropology, 2009:134-135.

2009

Harrod, RP. Book Review: Bioarchaeology of Spanish Florida: The Impact of

Colonialism, edited by Larsen, CS. Southeastern Archaeology, 28 (1): 126-127.

2006

Harrod, RP. Book Review: The Faunas of Hayonim Cave, Israel: A 200,000-Year Record
of Paleolithic Diet, Demography and Society, by Stiner, MC. PaleoAnthropology,
2006:120-121.

Abstracts
2011

Osterholtz, AJ, Harrod, RP, and Martin DL. Differential Diagnosis of Patellar Pathology:
Use-wear patterns and pathology from Tell Abraq (2200-2000 BC). American Journal of
Physical Anthropology, 144 (S52):231.

2010

Harrod, RP, Linard, P. and Martin, DL. The Walking Wounded: Mapping nonlethal
violence on living Turkana Africans to provide insight for bioarchaeological
interpretations. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 141 (S50): 124.

2008

Harrod, RP, Derbidge, P, and Reid, KC. Walters Ferry Burials of the Late 19th Century:
Analysis of two individuals excavated from a site in Canyon County. Journal of
Northwest Anthropology, 42 (2): 228.

2008

Harrod, RP. Phylogeny of the southern Plateau. American Journal of Physical

Anthropology, 135 (S46): 113.

2007

Harrod, RP. People of the Plateau. Journal of Northwest Anthropology, 41 (1): 88.

2006

Harrod, RP. Nora Creek: An analysis of north-central Idaho foodways. Idaho

Archaeologist, 29 (2): 25.

INVITED TALKS
2014

Harrod, RP. Violence against Women: Towards a new understanding. Invited Speaker.
UAA Campus Bookstore, Special Events, University of Alaska Anchorage.

2013

Harrod, RP. Bioarchaeological Data and the Reconstruction of the Chinese Railroad
Worker Experience. Archaeology Network Workshop, Chinese Railroad Workers in
North America Project, Stanford University.

2013

Harrod, RP. Bioarchaeology of Violence. Invited Speaker. UAA Campus Bookstore,

Special Events, University of Alaska Anchorage.

2013

Harrod, RP. Understanding Violence and Social Inequality: Anthropological research

avenues. Keynote Speaker. Anthropological Research Forum, University of Las Vegas,
Nevada.

CONFERENCES
Organized Sessions
2014

Hoover, KC and Harrod, RP. (Co-organizer and Co-chair). Podium Presentation. Papers
in Biological Anthropology. The 41st Annual Meeting of the Alaska Anthropological
Association. Fairbanks, Alaska.

2013

Harrod, RP and Waller, K. (Second-organizer and Co-chair). Podium Presentation.

Bodies of Evidence: Integrating mortuary and osteological analyses. The 78th Annual
meeting of the Society of American Archaeology. Honolulu, Hawaii.

2012

Harrod, RP and Stone, PK. (First-organizer and Second-chair). Podium Presentation.

Women in the Past: Biocultural signatures of contribution to and sacrifices for society.
The 77th Annual meeting of the Society of American Archaeology. Memphis, Tennessee.

2011

Harrod, RP and Martin, DL. (First-organizer and First-Chair). Podium Presentation.

Body Parts and Parts of Bodies: The Traces of violence in cultures in conflict. The 110th
Annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association. Montreal, Quebec.

2011

Harrod, RP, Osterholtz, AJ, and Martin DL. (First-organizer and First-chair). Poster
Presentation. The Dead Dont Bury Themselves*: Taphonomy as a tool to understand
sex and violence in the past. The 76th Annual meeting of the Society of American
Archaeology. Sacramento, California.

2010

Martin DL and Harrod, RP. (Second-organizer and Second-chair). Podium Presentation.

Bioarchaeological Signatures of Violence and Aggression. The 79th Annual meeting of
the American Association of Physical Anthropologists. Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Presentations
2014

Harrod, RP and Woods, AR. Podium Presentation. Marginalized or Overlooked: A

bioarchaeological approach to understanding the interaction between the Fremont and
Ancestral Pueblo cultures. The 41st Annual Meeting of the Alaska Anthropological
Association. Fairbanks, Alaska.

2014

Raymond, NM, Harrod, RP, and Woods, AR. Podium Presentation. Childhood in a
Marginal Environment: Analyzing health, nutrition, and demographic characteristics of
two populations of children living in the pre-contact U.S. Southwest. The 41 st Annual
Meeting of the Alaska Anthropological Association. Fairbanks, Alaska.

2013

Harrod, RP, Osterholtz, AJ., and Martin, DL. Poster Presentation. Cranial Depression
Fractures of the Frontal Bones from a Bronze Age Arabian Commingled Tomb. The 82nd
annual meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists. Knoxville,
Tennessee.

2013

Harrod, RP, and Martin, DL. Podium Presentation. Climate and Conflict in the
American Southwest: Bioarchaeological analysis of the relationship between
environmental change and interpersonal conflict and violence. The 78th annual meeting
of the Society for American Archaeology. Honolulu, Hawaii.

2013

Stone, PK., Harrod, RP, and Martin, DL. Podium Presentation. The Women Behind the
Pueblos: A bioarchaeological analysis of the role of women in the ancestral Pueblo world
(AD 800-1300). The 78th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology.
Honolulu, Hawaii.

2013

Osterholtz, AJ and Harrod, RP. Podium Presentation. Warrior, Soldier, Big Man:
Warrior Ethos, Identity formation and the Negotiation of Social Roles in Multicultural
Settings. The 78th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Honolulu,
Hawaii.

2013

Woods, A. and Harrod, RP. Podium Presentation. Fremont? Virgin Anasazi? or

something in between? A Cross-Cultural Analysis of Material Culture and Human
Remains from Parowan Valley, the St. George Basin, and the Lost City Complex. The
78th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Honolulu, Hawaii.

2012

Crandall, JJ, Harrod, RP, and Martin DL. Podium Presentation. Violent Death and the
Narration of the Wild West: A bioarchaeological deconstruction. The 111th annual
meeting of the American Anthropological Association. San Francisco, California.

2012

Harrod, RP and Martin, DL. Poster Presentation. Murder, Sacrifice, or Veneration:

Reconstructing the identities of the victims of lethal violence interred in Room 33. The
81st annual meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists. Portland,
Oregon.

2012

Baustian, KM, Martin, DL, Harrod, RP, and Osterholtz, AJ. Poster Presentation. Injury
Recidivism, Trauma, and Pathology in the Multi-ethnic Community at Grasshopper
Pueblo (AD 1275-1400). The 81st annual meeting of the American Association of
Physical Anthropologists. Portland, Oregon.

2012

Harrod, RP and Martin, DL. Podium Presentation. Status and Health among the
Ancestral Pueblo Women: Comparing Pueblo Bonito to the rest of the Pueblon world
(AD 900-1300). The 77th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology.
Memphis, Tennessee.

2012

Crandall, JJ, Martin, DL, and Harrod RP. Podium Presentation. We Didn't Know We
Were Poor: Rethinking marginality and gender relations at Black Mesa (AD 900-1150).
The 77th annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Memphis, Tennessee.

2012

Martin, DL, Baustian, KM, and Harrod, RP. Podium Presentation. Looking for Patterns
in a Sea of Variability: Mortuary contexts from disparate southwest groups as correlated
with age-at-death, sex and trauma. The 77th annual meeting of the Society for American
Archaeology. Memphis, Tennessee.

2012

Martin, DL and Harrod, RP. Poster Presentation. Bioarchaeology of Pueblo Conflict:

Taking a historical ecology approach to interpersonal conflict and violence. The 13th
meeting of the Southwest Symposium. Albuquerque, New Mexico.

2011

Harrod, RP. Podium Presentation. Chronologies of Pain: Temporal and regional patterns
of violence among Colorado Plateau ancestral Pueblo populations (AD 900-1300). The
110th annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association. Montreal, Quebec.

2011

Martin, DL and Harrod, RP. Podium Presentation. Violence Against Women: A

bioarchaeological perspective. The 110th annual meeting of the American
Anthropological Association. Montreal, Quebec.

2011

Fields, M, Harrod, RP, and Martin, DL. Podium Presentation. Measuring Misery:
Nonlethal violence and injury recidivism in the lives of servants and slaves. The 110th
annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association. Montreal, Quebec.

2011

Baustian, KM, Harrod, RP, Osterholtz, AJ, and Martin, DL. Podium Presentation.
Battered and Abused: Analysis of increased violence at a large, multi-ethnic Mogollon
site. The 110th annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association. Montreal,
Quebec.

2011

Crandall, JJ, Baustian, KM, Anderson, CP, and Harrod, RP. Poster Presentation. Lost in
the Archives: A forensic reanalysis of the Kiel Ranch murders. The 31st annual meeting
of the Mountain, Desert & Coastal Forensic Anthropologists.

2011

Osterholtz, AJ, Harrod, RP, and Martin DL. Poster Presentation. Differential Diagnosis
of Patellar Pathology: Use-wear patterns and pathology from Tell Abraq (2200-2000 BC).
The 80th annual meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists.
Minneapolis, Minnesota.

2011

Harrod, RP and Martin, DL. Poster Presentation. Taphonomy After the Fact: Violence,
sex and ritual in room 33 at Chaco. The 76th annual meeting of the Society of American
Archaeology. Sacramento, California.

2010

Harrod, RP and Martin, DL. Podium Presentation. Gender Inequality in the Ancient
Southwest (AD 900-1350): Non-lethal head wounds as evidence of institutionalized
violence. The 109th annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association. New
Orleans, Louisiana.

2010

Martin, DL and Harrod, RP. Podium Presentation. Inscribed on the Body-Written on the
Bones: The human debt of female captives. The 109th annual meeting of the American
Anthropological Association. New Orleans, Louisiana.

2010

Harrod, RP, Linard, P. and Martin, DL. Podium Presentation. The Walking Wounded:
Mapping nonlethal violence on living Turkana Africans to provide insight for
bioarchaeological interpretations. The 79th annual meeting of the American Association
of Physical Anthropologists. Albuquerque, New Mexico.

2008

Harrod, RP, Derbidge, P, and Reid, KC. Podium Presentation. Walters Ferry Burials of
the Late 19th Century: Analysis of two individuals excavated from a site in Canyon
County. The 61th annual Northwest Anthropological Conference. Victoria, British
Columbia.

2008

Harrod, RP. Podium Presentation. Phylogeny of the southern Plateau. The 77th annual
meeting of the American Association of Physical Anthropologists. Columbus, Ohio.

2007

Harrod, RP. Podium Presentation. People of the Plateau. The 60th annual Northwest
Anthropological Conference. Washington State University. Pullman, Washington.

2006

Harrod, RP. Podium Presentation. Nora Creek: An Analysis of North-Central Foodways.

The 33rd annual conference of the Idaho Archaeological Society. Boise State University.
Boise, Idaho.

TECHNICAL REPORTS
2014

Harrod, RP and Grover, MA. Recovery of Human Remains and Re-Survey for the
Hooper Bay Airport Improvement Project, DOT&PF Project No. 57419. Office of
History and Archaeology, Report.

2009

Evans-Janke, LK, Harrod, RP, and Kae-Binkley, H. NAGPRA Notice of Inventory

Completion. Laboratory of Anthropology, University of Idaho. Federal Register, 74 (62),
1499814999.

2009

Sappington, RL, Norman, JM, and Harrod, RP. Archaeological and Historic Survey
Report. Washington Archaeological Survey: Results of Cultural Resource Investigations
for the Proposed Listening Circle at Chief Timothy Park, Asotin County, Washington.

2009

Sappington, RL, Norman, JM, Harrod, RP, Longstaff, L. Archaeological and Historic
Survey Report. Idaho Archaeological Survey: Results of Test Investigations for the
Proposed Pole Barn at Benton Meadows, Nez Perce County, Idaho.

2009

Sappington, RL, Norman, JM, Harrod, RP. Results of Archaeological Testing for the
Proposed Port of Clarkston Boat Dock and ADA Accessible Pathway Project, Asotin
County, Washington.

2008

Harrod, RP. A Compilation of Metric Measurements Taken on Nez Perce Cranial

Remains Exhumed from the 1950s through the 1970s for the Purpose of Determining
Cultural Affiliation of a Cranium in the Custody of Yellowstone National Park.
Unpublished Report, National Park Service, National NAGPRA Program.

2008

Sappington, RL, Harrod, RP, Norman, JM. Results of Archaeological Investigations for
Two Monitoring Wells at the East Mission Flats Repository Project Near Cataldo,
Kootenai County, Idaho.

2008

Sappington, RL, Norman, JM, Harrod, RP. Cultural Resource Survey for the Proposed
US-95 Pedestrian/Bike Path Lapwai Project, Project No. A010 (485), Key No. 10485.

2008

Sappington, RL, Norman, JM, Bielmann, O, Harrod, RP. Results of Archaeological

Testing for the Proposed Pole Barn and Dry Well at the Clarkston Natural Resources
Office, Asotin County, Washington.

2008

Sappington, RL, Norman, JM, Harrod, RP. A Cultural Resource Survey for the Proposed
EQIP Project on the Marcus Flerchinger Property in Garfield County, Washington.

2008

Sappington, RL, Norman, JM, Harrod, RP. A Cultural Resource Survey for the Proposed
CREP and CCRP Projects on the John B. Simpson Property Along Penawawa Creek in
Whitman County, Washington.

2007

Sappington, RL, Norman, JM, Harrod, RP. Cultural Resource Survey for the Proposed IMinerals, Inc., Mine Development Project in the Moose Meadows Area Near Bovill.

2007

Sappington, RL, Norman, JM, Harrod, RP. A Cultural Resource Survey for Proposed
Ramsden CREP and CCRP Projects on Hefflefinger Creek, Asotin County Conservation
District, Washington.

2007

Sappington, RL, Norman, JM, Harrod, RP. Results of Archaeological Testing for the
Proposed Granite Lake RV Resort Expansion at the Port of Clarkston, Asotin County,
Washington.

2007

Sappington, RL, Norman, JM, Harrod, RP, Johnson, W. Results of Archaeological

Monitoring for the Retention Basins Project at the Port of Clarkston, Asotin County,
Washington.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE
2014-2013

Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, University of Alaska Anchorage.

Biological Anthropology-ANTH 205
Evolution of Humans and Disease-ANTH 445/645
Peace, War, and Violence-ANTH 460/660
Proseminar in Biological Anthropology-ANTH 605

2012-2010

Instructor, Department of Human Behavior, College of Southern Nevada.

Introduction to Cultural Anthropology-ANTH 101

2012-2009

Graduate Assistant/Instructor, Department of Anthropology, University of Nevada,

Las Vegas.
Physical Anthropology Laboratory-ANTH 110L
Introduction to Physical Anthropology-ANTH 102 (co-instructor with Debra Martin)
Anthropology of Violence-ANTH 473/673 (co-instructor with Debra Martin)
Bioarchaeology-ANTH 444/644 (co-instructor with Debra Martin)
Bones, Bodies and Trauma: An Introduction to Forensic Anthropology-ANTH 365
(co-instructor with Kathryn Baustian, Jennifer Thompson, and Debra Martin)

2008-2006

Graduate Assistant/Instructor, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, University of

Idaho.
Human Osteology as a Directed Study-ANTH 499 (under supervision of Donald
Tyler)
Human Races-ANTH 412/512 (co-instructor with Donald Tyler)

2008

Graduate Assistant/Instructor, Department of Adult, Career, and Technology Education,

University of Idaho.
Organizational Learning-ADOL 577 (co-instructor with Laura Holyoke)

ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIPS
2014-2006

American Anthropological Association (AAA)

2014-2007

American Association of Physical Anthropology (AAPA)

2014-2010

Society for American Archaeology (SAA)

2014-2010

Paleopathology Association (PPA)

2014-2007

Paleoanthropology Society

2014

Alaska Anthropological Association (aaa)

2012-2010

Society for the Advancement of Violence and Injury Research (SAVIR)

2011-2010

Archaeological Institute of America (AIA)

2010-2009

Society for Africanist Archaeologists (SAfA)

2009

Southeastern Archaeological Conference (SEAC)

2007-2006

Human Behavior and Evolution Society (HBES)

FIELD SCHOOLS
2009

Archaeological Excavation, Nez Perce Tribe. Spaulding, prehistoric Nez Perce site on the
Clearwater River in Nez Perce County, Idaho

2006

Archaeological Excavation, University of Idaho/Bureau of Land Management. Harpers

Bend, a prehistoric Nez Perce site on the Clearwater River in Nez Perce County, Idaho.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
2010

The 7th Annual Traumatized Bone Short Course: Bone Trauma and Pseudo-Trauma in
Suspected Violent Deaths. Archaeological Institute, Mercyhurst College.