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Vicki Cassman, Asst
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- Office: WRI A124
- Phone: 702 895 1881
- Fax: 702 895 4823
- Email
- Web
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PhD: Arizona State U,
1997
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Interests: Andean archaeology, preservation, textile
analyses, museum studies and perishables.
I am committed to improving curation standards in
anthropology, which improves research within museums
and repositories. As a conservator and archaeologist I
know we can and must do better.
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Selected
publications
- In progress (late
2005-early 2006). (with Nancy Odegaard &
Joseph Powell, Eds.). Human Remains: Guide for
Museums and Academic Institutions. Submitted
to AltaMira Press.
- 2004. (with Nancy
Odegaard). The Conservator’s Role. Studies
in Conservation. London. 49: 1-12.
- 2004. Book Review of
Destruction and Conservation of Cultural Heritage,
edited by Robert Layton, Peter G. Stone and Julian
Thomas (2001). One World Archaeology #41,
Routledge, London. American Antiquity
69/1: 162-163.
- 2003. (with Larry
Cartmell and Eliana Belmonte). Coca as Symbol and
Labor Enhancer in the Andes: A Historical
Overview. Stimulating Trade: Drugs, Labor and
European Expansion, 149-158. William
Jankowiak and Daniel Bradburd, Eds. Tucson:
University of Arizona Press.
- 2001. Prehistoric
Ethnicity and Status Based on Textile Evidence
from Arica, Chile. Chungará 32/2:
253-257.
- 2001. (Belmonte,
Eliana; Marietta Ortega, Patricia Arévalo, Vicki
Cassman, and Larry Cartmell). Presencia de la Hoja
de Coca en el Ajuar Funerario de Tres Cementerios
del Periodo Tiwanaku: AZ-140, AZ-6 y PLM-3. Chungará
31/1: 125-136.
- 2000. Prehistoric
Andean Ethnicity and Status: The Textile Evidence.
Beyond Cloth and Cordage, 253-266. Penny
Drooker and Laurie Webster, Eds.. University of
Utah Press.
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