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1 Donna J. Nash, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Anthropology, University of North Carolina Greensboro 439 Graham Building, PO Box 26170, Greensboro, North Carolina, Anthropology Office: Fax: AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION Early states and empires; political economy; household archaeology; linking the household with the state; use of space and the dialectics of the built environment; archeological theory and excavation methodology; women and gender studies; ceramic and lithic technology; the archaeology of ethnicity; culture contact and change; Andes, Wari, Tiwanaku, and the Middle Horizon Interaction Sphere. EDUCATION 2007 Lic. Arqueología, Pontifica Universidad Católica del Perú, Lima 2002 Ph. D. Anthropology, University of Florida 1996 M.A. Anthropology; Interdisciplinary focus in Architecture, University of Florida 1993 B.A. Anthropology; minor in Classical Studies, University of Florida APPOINTMENTS 2010-present Assistant Professor of Anthropology, University of North Carolina Greensboro Adjunct Assistant Professor of Anthropology, University of Illinois Chicago 2008 Visiting Instructor, Department of Anthropology, University of Chicago 2005 Adjunct Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Northeastern Illinois University Postdoctoral Research Associate, Americas Project Content Specialist, Field Museum, Chicago AFFILIATIONS 2011-present UNCG Archaeology Program Faculty 2003-present Adjunct Curator of South American Archaeology, Field Museum, Chicago 2003-present Institute for Andean Studies, Elected Member Instructing TEACHING 2010-Present University of North Carolina Greensboro ATY 258: Introduction to World Prehistory (GSB, GN) ATY 308: Lost Tribes and Sunken Lands (Web, GL) ATY 334: Latin American Archaeology (GN) ATY 360: Methods in Archaeology ATY 363: History of Anthropological Thought ATY 449: Gender Archaeology (Writing Intensive) ATY 478: Field Methods in Archaeology* ATY 479: Analysis of Archaeological Data* ATY 497: Special Problems in Anthropology: Ceramic Analysis for Archaeologists* ATY 510: South American Archaeology * Courses offered as part of an IPC Faculty Led Study Abroad Program in Moquegua, Peru Items in bold are activities performed while a faculty member at UNCG

2 University of Illinois Chicago ANT 102: Introduction to Archaeology ANT 228: South American Civilization ANT 309: Writing About Culture ANT 320: Women in Prehistory ANT 423: Andean Prehistory ANT 425: Field Techniques in Archaeology* ANT 426: Laboratory Techniques in Archaeology* ANT 494: Archaeology of Empires ANT 494: Archaeological Research of Gender * Courses offered as part of UIC Study Abroad Program in Moquegua, Peru 2008 University of Chicago ANT 36200: Ceramic Analysis for the Archaeologist 2005 Northeastern Illinois University ANT 352: Introduction to Archaeological Lab Analysis Mentoring Doctoral Dissertation Committee Nicola Sharratt, UIC, Social Identities and State Collapse: A Diachronic Study of Tiwanaku Burials in the Moquegua Valley, Peru, Committee Member and Professional Reference present Sofía Chacaltana Cortez, UIC, Inka Resource Management in the Moquegua Valley, Peru, Committee Member present Caleb Kestle, UIC, Informal Market Exchange between Conquered and Unconquered Maya in the Early Colonial Period (modern day Belise), Committee Member present Emily Baca Marroquin, UIC, The Inka Occupation of the Asia Valley, Peru, Committee Member present John Hicks, UIC, Settlement Patterns and Changing Landscape Use in the South Central Andes, Committee Member. Senior Thesis/Research Advisor Jennifer Grenier, UNCG, The Tiwanaku Use of Animals: A Perspective from Domestic and Mortuary Context at the Site of Tumilaca La Chimba, Moquegua, Peru Emma Thomas, UNCG, Bones-the Butchered, Boiled, and Blackened: An Ethnozooarchaeological Exploration of Animal Bone Taphony at Cerro Mejía Erik Farrell, UNCG, Differentiation of Iron and Manganese in Ceramic Glazes, Senior Thesis Committee and Research Co-Advisor with Linda Stine Lucy Burgchardt, Ripon College, Sourcing Obsidian Resources at the Wari Site of Cerro Mejia, Senior Thesis Committee with Emily Stovel, Research Advisor. Directing Collaborative Research 2013-present Miranda Fleming, Elite Intermarriage on the Wari-Tiwanaku Frontier: Spindle Whorls and Spinning Technology as Indications of Ethnic Difference, OUR URCA (awarded) present Cyrus Banikazemi, Examining the Use of Residential Areas at Cerro Mejía Using Portable XRF, OUR URCA (awarded). Donna J. Nash 2

3 Jennifer Grenier, Comparing the Dietary and Ritual Use of Animals at the Site of Tumilaca La Chimba, Moquegua, Peru, URA (awarded), Explorers Club Youth Activity Grant ($2500, awarded) Joshua Macdonald, Examining the production of Wari Stone Beads in Moquegua, Peru, URA (awarded) Emma Thomas, The Taphonomy of Animal Bone at Cerro Mejia, URA (awarded), American Institute of Archaeology Jane C. Waldbaum Archaeological Field School Scholarship ($1000, awarded), Gilman International Scholarship ($5000, awarded) present Ann Laffey, UF, doctoral student, Chemical Analysis of Chicha Residue on Wari Pottery: A Pilot Study Lucy Burgchardt, Sourcing Obsidian Resources at the Wari Site of Cerro Mejia, Ripon College, NSF-REU ($4000, awarded). Directing/Overseeing students in creative presentations 2013 Jennifer Grenier, Comparing the Dietary and Ritual Use of Animals at the Tiwanaku Site of Tumilaca La Chimba, Moquegua, Peru, Poster Presented at the 41 st Annual Midwest Conference of Andean and Amazonian Archaeology and Ethnohistory, Decalb, February Jennifer Grenier, Comparing the Dietary and Ritual Use of Animals at the Tiwanaku Site of Tumilaca La Chimba, Moquegua, Peru, Poster Presented at the UNCG Undergraduate Expo, Greensboro, March Emma Thomas, UNCG, Bones-the Butchered, Boiled, and Blackened: An Ethnozooarchaeological Exploration of Animal Bone Taphony at Cerro Mejía. Paper presented at the 77 th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Memphis, April Emma Thomas, UNCG, Bones-the Butchered, Boiled, and Blackened: An Ethnozooarchaeological Exploration of Animal Bone Taphony at Cerro Mejía. Paper presented at the UNCG Undergraduate Expo, Greensboro, March. Received First Place in the Behavioral, Economic, Educational and Social Sciences Lucy Burgchardt, Donna Nash, and Mark Golitko, Obsidian Sourcing Points to Inclusive Exchange for the People of Cerro Mejía. Paper presented at the 76 th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Sacramento, April. Advising (Graduate School Applications and Fellowships) 2013 Luke Kaiser, UNCG, Graduate School Application and Reference (in prep) Meghan Allen, UNCG, Graduate School Application and Reference (accepted to Catholic University) & 2012 Kristen Welch, UNCG, Graduate School Application and Reference (accepted to Colorado State University with full funding) Lucy Burgchardt, Ripon College, Graduate School Application and Reference (accepted to Cambridge), Gates Fellowship (awarded). Developing Learning Activities Developing Courses Gender Archaeology, ATY 449 (Writing Intensive) Developing and Revising Curriculum Donna J. Nash 3

4 Archaeology Curriculum in the Anthropology Department (with Linda Stine) Developing Teaching Materials Nash, Donna 2012 Lost Tribes and Sunken Lands: A Study Guide. Kendell Hunt, Dubuque, IA. Developing Off Campus Teaching Archaeological Field School, ATY 478 and ATY479, offered by IPC in 2011 and Ceramic Analysis for Archaeologists, ATY 497, was developed as a supplement to the Archaeological Field School and was offered in Developing Online Courses Lost Tribes and Sunken Lands, ATY 308 Participating in Professional Development Attended, Online Learning Series: PowerUp Workshop, UNCG, May 13-15, 2013 Attended, Rebecca Carver Institute on Experiential Learning, UNCG, March 22, 2013 Attended, Lilly Conference on College and University Teaching, Greensboro, NC, February 10-12, RESEARCH AND CREATIVE ACTIVITY Peer Reviewed Works Journal Articles 2012 El Establecimiento de Relaciones de Poder a través del Uso del Espacio Residencial en la Provincia Wari de Moquegua. Bulletin de l Institut d Estudes Andines 41(1): Fiestas y la Economía Política Wari en Moquegua, Perú. Chungara 43(2): Household Archaeology in the Andes. Journal of Archaeological Research 17(3): Williams, P. Ryan, & Donna J. Nash Sighting the Apu: a GIS Analysis of Wari Imperialism and the Worship of Mountain Peaks. World Archaeology 14: Moseley, Michael E., Donna J. Nash, P. Ryan Williams, & Susan D. de France Burning Down the Brewery: Establishing and Evacuating an Ancient Imperial Colony at Cerro Baúl, Peru. The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 102(48): Nash, Donna J. & P. Ryan Williams Architecture and Power: Relations on the Wari-- Tiwanaku Frontier. In The Foundations of Power in the Prehispanic Andes, edited by Kevin Vaughn, Christina Conlee & Dennis Ogburn, pp , Archaeological Papers of the American Anthropological Association, No. 14. Book chapters 2012 Williams, P. Ryan, Laure Dussubieux, & Donna J. Nash Provenance of Peruvian Wari Obsidian: Comparing INAA, LA-ICP-MS, and portable XRF. In The Dating and Provenance of Obsidian and Ancient Manufactured Glasses edited by Chris Stevenson & Ioannis Liritzis, pp University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque Fine Dining and Fabulous Atmosphere: Feasting Facilities and Political Interaction in the Wari Realm, In Inside Ancient Kitchens: New Directions in the Study of Daily Meals and Feasting Events, edited by Elizabeth Klarich, University of Colorado Press, Boulder. Donna J. Nash 4

5 2009 Chacaltana Cortez, Sofía, & Donna J. Nash Análisis de las ofrendas en los Andes Sur Centrales. Las ofrendas como tradicón de orígen prehispánico: El caso de Cerro Baúl, Valle Alto de Moquegua. In Arqueología del Area Centro Sur Andino, Actas del Simposio Internacional 30 de junio-2 de julio de 2005, Arequipa, Perú, edited by M.S. Ziólkowski, J. Jennings, L.A. Belan Franco, and A. Drusini, pp ANDES: Boletín del Centro de Estudios Precolobinos de la Universidad de Varsovia, No Nash, Donna J., & P. Ryan Williams Wari Political Organization on the Southern Periphery. In Andean Civilization: A Tribute to Michael E. Moseley, edited by Joyce Marcus & Patrick Ryan Williams, pp Cotsen Institute of Archaeology Press, Los Angeles, Monograph Williams, P. Ryan, Donna J. Nash, Michael Moseley, Susan defrance, Mario Ruales, Ana Miranda, & David Goldstein Encuentros en el Reino Wari. In Encuentros: Identidad, Poder y Agencia de Espacios Publicos, edited by Peter Kaulicke, Boletín de Arqueología Pontifica Universidad Católica Peruana No. 9, Lima Williams, P. Ryan, David K. Keefer, Donna J. Nash, Kenneth Y. Sims, Chris Dayton, & Michael Moseley Envisioning the Invisible: reconstructing the taphonomy of ancient Andean agricultural landscapes through GIS Slope Stability Models. In The Reconstruction of Archaeological Landscapes through Digital Technologies: Proceedings of the 2nd Italy-United States Workshop, edited by M. Forte, BAR International Series Williams, P. Ryan, & Donna J. Nash Imperial Interaction in the Andes: Wari and Tiwanaku at Cerro Baúl. In Andean Archaeology I, edited by W. Isbell & H. Silverman, pp New York: Plenum Williams, P. Ryan, Johnny Isla C., & Donna J. Nash La Frontera Wari en Cerro Baúl: Limite Imperial con Tiwanaku. In Huari Y Tiwanaku: Modelos vs. Evidencias, Sugunda Parte, edited by Peter Kaulicke & William Isbell, pp Boletín de Arqueología Pontifica Universidad Católica Peruana No. 5, Lima. Non Peer Reviewed Works Book chapters 2012 The Art of Feasting: Building an Empire with Food and Drink. In Wari: Lords of the Ancient Andes, edited by S. Burgh. Cleveland Museum of Art and Thames & Hudson, New York Christensen, M., Donna J. Nash, and C. Townsend Women, In Encyclopedia of Latin America, Vol. 1, Amerindians through Foreign Colonization, edited by J. Michael Francis, Facts on File, Washington, DC Wari, In Encyclopedia of Latin America, Vol. 1, Amerindians through Foreign Colonization, edited by J. Michael Francis, Facts on File, Washington, DC. Book Reviews 2012 The First New Chronicle and Good Government: On the History of the World and the Incas up to Ethnohistory 59(1): Meggars, Betty, and Donna J. Nash South America. In Handbook of Latin American Studies, edited by the Hispanic Division of the Library of Congress. Volume 67: University of Texas Press, Austin Meggars, Betty, and Donna J. Nash South America. In Handbook of Latin American Studies, edited by the Hispanic Division of the Library of Congress. Austin: University of Texas Press, Volume 65: Donna J. Nash 5

6 2004 El Senorio de Chiribaya en la Costa sur del Perú, a Review (by Maria Cecilia Lozada & Jane E. Buikstra). Journal of Anthropological Research 60(1): Project Reports 2012 Nash, Donna J., and Sophia Chacaltana Informe-Investigaciones Domésticas, Rituales y Secuencia Cronológica de Ocupaciones del Horizonte Medio al Intermedio Tardío del Valle Alto de Moquegua. Report submitted in Spanish to the Ministerio de Cultura, Peru Nash, Donna J., and Sophia Chacaltana Informe- Proyecto de Investigaciones Arqueológicas Asentamiento Wari en Moquegua. Report submitted in Spanish to the Ministerio de Cultura, Peru Nash, Donna J., and R. Monika Barrionuevo Informe-Proyecto Arqueológico Asentamientos en Cerro Mejía 2009 (ACME 2). Report submitted in Spanish to the Instituto Nacional de Cultura, Peru Nash, Donna J., and R. Monika Barrionuevo Informe-Proyecto Arqueológico Asentamientos en Cerro Mejía 2008 (ACME). Report submitted in Spanish to the Instituto Nacional de Cultura, Peru Unidades 40 y 41. In Informe Final- Proyecto Arqueologico Cerro Baúl-2006 and Edited by P.R. Williams, pp Report submitted in Spanish to the Instituto Nacional de Cultura, Peru Nash, Donna J., and Kasia Szremski Informe- Wari Residential Site Survey in the Upper Moquegua Drainage. Report submitted in English to the Curtiss T. and Mary G. Brennan Foundation and in Spanish to the Instituto Nacional de Cultura, Peru Unidad 40. In Informe Final- Proyecto Arqueologico Cerro Baúl Edited by P.R. Williams, Mario Ruales M., and Anna Miranda Q., pp Report submitted in Spanish to the Instituto Nacional de Cultura, Peru Unidad 24. In Informe Final- Proyecto Arqueologico Cerro Baúl Edited by P.R. Williams and Mario Ruales M., pp Report submitted in Spanish to the Instituto Nacional de Cultura, Peru Unidades 7, 9, 17, y 21. In Informe Final- Proyecto Arqueologico Cerro Baúl Edited by P.R. Williams and Mario Ruales M., pp , Report submitted in Spanish to the Instituto Nacional de Cultura, Peru Informe-Proyecto Arqueológico Areas Residenciales de Wari, Report submitted in Spanish to the Instituto Nacional de Cultura, Peru. Popular Works 2009 Digging at Peru s Cerro Mejía.: A Small Wari Settlement with a Big Imperial Surprise. Archaeology Magazine Online Feature (December 4, 2009) Williams, P. Ryan & Donna J. Nash Clash of the Andean Titans: Wari and Tiwanaku at Cerro Baúl. In The Field: Summer Williams, P. Ryan, Michael E. Moseley, & Donna J. Nash Empires of the Andes. Discovering Archaeology March/April 2000, pp Submitted Manuscripts Under Review Imperial Expansion, Andean Demography and the Origins of Wari Settlers in Moquegua, Peru. Manuscript submitted to Current Anthropology. Donna J. Nash 6

7 Under Review Art and Elite Political Machinations in the Middle Horizon Andes. In Religion and Representation in the Development of Southern Andean Civilization: Tiwanaku, Wari and Transcultural Art of the SAIS (Southern Andean Iconographic Series 800 BC to AD 1000), edited by William Isbell & Mauricio Uribe. Cotsen Institute of Archaeology at UCLA. Under Review Nash, Donna J., Matthew Biwer, and Ann Laffey Crafting Chicha: A Material Comparison between Experimental and Archaeological Production in the Wari Empire, Peru. Manuscript submitted to Ethnoarchaeology: Journal of Archaeological, Ethnographic, and Experimental Studies. Under Review Thomas, Emma and Donna J. Nash An Ethnoarchaeological Exploration of Cooking Techniques and Animal Bone Taphonomy in the Southern Andes. Manuscript submitted to the International Journal of Osteoarchaeology. Presentations Invited Lectures 2010 Excavating the Wari Empire: Determining the Nature of Political Relations using Material Culture. Invited paper presented at the Department of Anthropology Guest Lecture Series, McGill University, Montreal, Canada, February. Conferences 2013 The Haves and the Have-nots: Poverty in the Ancient Andes? Paper presented at the 78 th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Honolulu, April Williams, P. R. and Donna J. Nash Ritual Practice and Wari State Expansion. Paper presented at the 78 th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Honolulu, April Crafting Chicha: A Material Comparison between Archaeological and Ethnographic Production. Paper presented at the 53rd Annual Meeting of the Institute of Andean Studies, Berkeley, January Evidencia de Uniones Matrimoniales entre las Elites Wari y Tiwanaku de Cerro Baúl, Moquegua, Perú. Paper presented at the XIX National Congress of Chilean Archaeology, University of Tarapacá, Arica, Chile, October Wari Imperial Colonization of the Moquegua Valley: A Plausible Scenario? Paper presented at the 77 th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Memphis, April (presenter and symposium organizer) Daily Life and Identity in the Wari Realm: The Multi-ethnic Community in Moquegua, Peru. Paper presented at the 76 th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Sacramento, April Huánuco Pampa y Cerro Baúl: Centros de genuino diseño imperial. Coloquio en Homenaje a Craig Morris: Los Inkas y la Interacción de Sociedades, Paisajes y Territorios en los Andes. June 14-18, Universidad de San Marcos, Lima What was a tenon head doing on Cerro Baúl? Poster presented at the 50 th Annual Meeting of the Institute of Andean Studies, Berkeley, January Wari Imperial Demography: Origins of Cerro Mejía settlers in Moquegua. Paper presented at the 74 th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Atlanta, April Fiestas en Cerro Mejía y Cerro Baúl. Paper presented at the Congreso de Aqueologia-25 Años de Investigación Arqueológica de Contisuyo, Moquegua, Peru, July Williams, P. Ryan, Laure Dussubieux, & Donna J. Nash Provenance of Peruvian Wari Obsidian: Comparing INAA, LA-ICP-MS, and portable XRF. Paper presented at the Donna J. Nash 7

8 International Specialized Workshop-The Dating and Provenance of Obsidain and Ancient Manufactured Glasses hosted by the University of the Aegean, Delphi, Greece, February Barrionuevo, R. Monika, & Donna J. Nash Los Acllahuasi: explotación o poder de género en el Imperio Incaico? Paper presented at the 15 th Annual Congreso Peruano del Hombre y La Cultura Andina y Amazonica, Universidad Católica de Santa María, Arequipa, Perú, October defrance, Susan, & Donna J. Nash A Final Feast: Surf and Turf at the Wari Site of Cerro Baúl, Peru. Paper presented at the 40 th Annual Chacmool Conference, University of Calgary, November Garbage or Goodies? The Archaeological Study of Residential Remains in Moquegua. Paper presented at the 71 st Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, San Juan, Puerto Rico, April. N (presenter and symposium organizer) 2005 Chacaltana Cortez, Sofía & Donna J. Nash Porqué se ejecutan rituales? El Caso de Cerro Baúl, valle alto de Moquegua. Paper presented at the Simposio Internacional sobre Arqueología del Área Centro Sur Andina, Arequipa, Peru, July Attached Specialists or Elite Specialists? Production of Ceramic Wares on Cerro Baúl. Paper presented at the 45 th Annual Meeting of the Institute of Andean Studies, Berkeley, January Fine Dining and Fabulous Atmosphere: Feasting Facilities and Political Interaction in the Wari Realm. Paper presented at the 69 th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Montreal, April Building a Province: Modeling Wari and Inka Institutionalized Space. Paper presented at the 22 nd Annual Northeast Conference on Andean Archeology and Ethnology. Cambridge, Ma., November Wari Political Organization on the Southern Periphery. Paper presented at the 68 th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Milwakee, April A Speculative Hypothesis of Wari Southern Administration. Paper presented at the 31 st Annual Midwest Conference of Andean and Amazonian Archaeology and Ethnohistory, Chicago, February Military Might or Natural Right: The Nature of the Wari Fortress at Cerro Baúl. Paper presented at the 64th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Chicago, March Williams, P. Ryan & Donna J. Nash Wari Imperialism on the Southern Periphery: Results of Excavations at Cerro Baúl. Paper presented at the 64th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Chicago, March Williams, P. Ryan, Donna J. Nash, Johny Isla C., & Robert Feldman A Wari Offering Context at Cerro Baúl. Paper presented at the 17th Annual Northeast Conference on Andean Archaeology and Ethnohistory. Binghamton, October Williams, P. Ryan & Donna J. Nash Burning Down the House: Differential Patterns of Construction and Abandonment on Cerro Baúl. Paper presented at the 16th Annual Northeast Conference on Andean Archaeology and Ethnohistory. Orono, Maine, October. Research Grants External Awards 2013 Beyond Direct and Indirect Imperial Control: The Wari Settlement of Moquegua, Peru, National Science Foundation, $ 238,662 (Submitted July 2013, pending). Donna J. Nash 8

9 2011 Feasting, Chicha Production and the Balance of Power in the Wari Empire, National Endowment for the Humanities, $130,379 (Submitted Dec 2011, unfunded) Power from a Palatial Perspective: Exploring Wari Provincial Palaces in Southern Peru, National Geographic Society, $20,000 (granted, June 2011-April 2012) Early State Organization from a Palatial Perspective: Power, Prestige, and Production in Three Wari Provincial Palaces, National Endowment for the Humanities, $99,149 (Submitted Nov 2010, unfunded) Expansion and Control: Investigating Migration between the Chuquibamba and Moquegua Provinces of the Expansive Wari State, Peru, Franklin Award, American Philosophical Society, $4, (granted, May-August 2010) Demographic Management on an Archaic State Frontier: Wari at Cerro Mejia, National Science Foundation, $78, and REU Supplements, $8, (granted, April 2007-March 2010) Palatial Pottery Production and the Political Economy on Cerro Baúl, Howard Heinz Endowment for Latin American Archaeology, $10, (granted, March 2007-February 2009) Wari Residential Site Survey in the Upper Moquegua Drainage, Curtiss T. & Mary G. Brennan Foundation, $5, (granted, January-December 2006) Wari Administration and Residential Space in the Osmore Drainage, National Science Foundation Dissertation Improvement Grant, $11, (granted, July 1999-June 2001) Wari Administration and Residential Space in the Osmore Drainage, Asociación Contisuyo, $ (granted, July 1999-January 2000) 1998 Wari Residential Mapping Project, Center for Latin American Studies, University of Florida, $1, (granted, May 1998-August 1998). Internal Awards 2012 New Faculty Summer Excellence Award: Testing a Model of Imperial Expansion and Culture Change: Identifying the Research Site (granted) Regular Faculty Research Grant: Testing a Model of Imperial Expansion and Culture Change: Identifying the Research Site (granted). Directing Research Activity 2006-present Principal Investigator, Analysis of Ritually Smashed Pottery from the Palace on Cerro Baúl. Reconstruction and analysis of ceramic materials with student participants Principal Investigator, Upper Valley of Moquegua Archaeological Project. Excavations and mapping of small hamlets to identify Formative Period and Middle Horizon sites for future research and archaeological field school, Moquegua, Peru Principal Investigator, Power from a Palatial Perspective: Exploring Wari Provincial Palaces in Southern Peru. Excavations of palace residences on Cerro Mejía and archaeological field school, Moquegua, Peru Principal Investigator, Expansion and Control: Investigating Migration between the Chuquibamba and Moquegua Provinces of the Expansive Wari State, Peru, Lab Analysis of Ceramics, Lithics, and Botanical Remains from Cerro Mejía and Cerro Baúl, Museo Contisuyo, Moquegua, Peru Principal Investigator, Ethnoarchaeology and Experimental Archaeology of Corn and Molle Chicha Production in the South-Central Andes. Video documentation, interviews, and participant observation of the chicha making process, and excavation of experimental area to collect comparative soil reference samples. Donna J. Nash 9

10 Principal Investigator, Demographic Management at Cerro Mejía, Residential excavations and archaeological field school, Moquegua, Peru Principal Investigator, Palace Pottery Production and the Political Economy on Cerro Baúl & Field Director of the larger, Cerro Baúl Excavation Project, Principle Investigators Michael Moseley & Ryan Williams Principal Investigator, Wari Residential Site Survey in the Upper Moquegua Drainage, Archaeological Survey and Lab Analysis, Moquegua, Peru Principal Investigator, Lithic Technology of Expedient Tools from Cerro Mejia, Lab Analysis, Museo Contisuyo, Moquegua, Peru Field Director, Cerro Baúl Excavation Project, Excavations & Lab Analysis, Principal Investigators Ryan Williams & Michael Moseley, Moquegua, Peru 2002 Field Director, Cerro Baúl Excavation Project, Excavations & Lab Analysis, Principal Investigators Ryan Williams & Michael Moseley, Moquegua, Peru 2001 Field Director, Cerro Baúl Excavation Project, Excavations & Lab Analysis, Principal Investigators Ryan Williams & Michael Moseley, Moquegua, Peru , Principal Investigator, Wari Administration and Residential Space in the Osmore Drainage, Excavations & Lab Analysis, Thesis Advisor Michael Moseley, Moquegua, Peru Principal Investigator, Cerro Baúl Ceramic Reconstruction Project, Lab Analysis, Moquegua, Peru. 1998, Field Supervisor, Cerro Baúl Excavation Project, Principal Investigator Ryan Williams, Moquegua, Peru. 1998, Principal Investigator, Wari Residential Mapping Project, Thesis Advisor Michael Moseley, Moquegua, Peru. 1997, Field & Lab Supervisor, Cerro Baúl Excavation Project, Principal Investigator Ryan Williams, Moquegua, Peru , Field Archaeologist, Moquegua Ancient Agriculture Project, Principal Investigators Ryan Williams & Michael Moseley, Moquegua, Peru. 1994, Principal Investigator, Cerro Petroglifo Mapping Project, Thesis Advisor Michael Moseley, Moquegua, Peru. 1993, Field Archaeologist, Ilo Preceramic Project, Principal Investigator Karen Wise, Ilo, Peru. 1992, Field Archaeologist, Year of the Indian Project 2, Principal Investigator, William Marquardt, Pineland, Florida. SERVICE Institutional Service Departmental Service- Anthropology Department Head Search Committee (Outside Search) 2010-present Committee Chair- Kuperfer-Outwin Awards 2011 Committee- Departmental Course Curriculum Development-Archaeology Program 2011 Harriet Elliot Lecture Series- Logistical Assistance 2011 Anthropology Poster Design Committee- Review and Revision of Departmental Practice and Policy of Peer Teaching Evaluation 2010 Committee- Departmental Course Curriculum Development-Archaeology Program 2010 Committee- Exploration of Learning Communities and Program Development University 2012 (fall)-present Faculty Senate Representative Donna J. Nash 10

11 2011 (spring) Faculty Senate- Interim Representative Disciplinary Service Reviewing Grant Applications 2013 Grant Reviewer. American Philosophical Society, Lewis and Clark Award Grant Reviewer. National Science Foundation, Social, Behavioral, and Economic (2 proposals) 2012 Grant Reviewer. National Geographic, Young Explorers Award Grant Reviewer. American Philosophical Society, Lewis and Clark Award Grant Reviewer. National Science Foundation, Social, Behavioral, and Economic 2010 Grant Reviewer. National Science Foundation, Social, Behavioral, and Economic 2010 Grant Reviewer. Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada 2009 Grant Reviewer. National Science Foundation, Social, Behavioral, and Economic 2008 Grant Reviewer. National Science Foundation, Social, Behavioral, and Economic 2007 Grant Reviewer. National Science Foundation, Social, Behavioral, and Economic 2006 Grant Reviewer. National Science Foundation, Social, Behavioral, and Economic 2004 Grant Reviewer. National Science Foundation, Social, Behavioral, and Economic Reviewing Publications 2013 Peer Reviewer. Latin American Antiquity 2013 Peer Reviewer. Journal of Anthropological Reasearch Peer Reviewer. Cambridge Archaeological Journal Contributing Editor. Handbook of Latin American Studies Peer Reviewer. Nawpa Pacha, Moore, J. ed Peer Reviewer. Chungara: Revista de Antropología Chilena, Santoro Vargas, C. ed Peer Reviewer. Journal of Archaeological Research, Feinman, G. ed Peer Reviewer. Journal of Archaeological Research, Feinman, G. ed Peer Reviewer. Book Manuscript, University of Colorado Press Peer Reviewer. Book Manuscript, University of Colorado Press. Community Service NEH Advisory Committee, Exhibition Development Consultant, Wari: Lords of the Ancient Andes, The Cleveland Art Museum present Advisory Board Co-director, Museo Contisuyo, Peru Donna J. Nash 11