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Home » Reitz, Elizabeth
Dr. Elizabeth Reitz
Professor
University of Georgia: Anthropology
- Office: Georgia Museum of Natural History, Rm 10 Athens, GA 30602USA
- Voice: (706) 542-1464
- Lab: Georgia Museum of Natural History, Rm 1 and 6 Athens, GA 30602USA
- Add to address bookereitz@uga.edu
- Vitae
Education
Ph.D. Anthropology, University of Florida 1979
Expertise & Interests
- Zooarchaeology
- Environmental Archaeology
- Ecological Anthropology
- Collections Management
- Latin American and Southeastern Archaeology
Grant Support
- Reitz, E. J., and C. Colaninno, 2009-2010, Doctoral Dissertation Improvement Grant: Fish Remains from Four Archaic Sites of the Southeastern United States, National Science Foundation, $14,766.
- Reitz, E. J., 2008-2009, Late Prehistoric Subsistence Practices in the Central Mississippi Valley: Vertebrate Faunal Remains from the Eaker Site (3MS105), Mississippi County, Arkansas, Arkansas Archeological Survey, $6,305.
- Reitz, E. J., 2008-2009, Animal Remains from the Dock Street Theater Privy. Charleston, South Carolina, The Charleston Museum, $2,121.
- Reitz, E. J., 2007-2010, Faunal Remains from St. Catherines Island, Georgia, American Museum of Natural History, $31,774.
- Reitz, E. J., 2007-2008, Native American and Spanish Subsistence in Sixteenth-Century St. Augustine: Vertebrate Faunal Remains from Fountain of Youth (8SJ31), St. Johns County, Florida, The Florida Museum of Natural History, $6,000.
Of Note
- Executive Committee, International Council on Archaeozoology
- International Committee, International Council on Archaeozoology
- Director, University of Georgia's Center for Archaeological Sciences (elected 2005-present)
Course Instruction
| Fall 2012 | ||||
Transitions from Foraging to Farming |
ANTH 4262/6262 | |||
| Fall 2012 | ||||
Museum of Natural History Internship |
ANTH 4261 | |||
Current Graduate Students
Siavash Samei, Dr. Reitz, Carol Colannino, and Carla Haddon are among those who work in the Zooarchaeology Lab.
Graduate student Carol Colannino examines raptor talons from the prehistoric era.
Graduate student Sarah Bergh works with shells found at a prehistoric settlement site.
Graduate student Sarah Bergh works with shells found at a prehistoric settlement site.
