Dr. Julie Solometo
Assistant Professor of Anthropology

Teaching Areas:
Anthropology of the American Southwest, Anthropology of War, Introduction to Archaeology, Archaeological Field and Laboratory Methods

Research Interests:
Archaeology, Ethnohistory and Ethnography of the American Southwest, Anthropology and Archaeology of War and Peace; Prehistoric Religion and Ritual; Geographic Information Systems

Education:
B.A., University of Virginia, M.A., Ph.D., University of Michigan

Recent Publications:

• In Preparation "Conflict and Culture Change in Central Arizona" in Archaeological Perspectives on the Transformation  of War. E. Arkush and M. Allen, (editors).
  
• 2001 "Tactical Sites of the Chevelon and Clear Creek Drainages". The Archaeology of Ancient Tactical Sites. J. Welch and T. Bostwick (editors). Arizona Archaeological Society, Tucson
  
• 1997 co-authored with Stephen Plog. "The Never-Changing and the Ever-Changing: the Evolution of Western Pueblo Ritual". Cambridge Archaeological Journal 7:161-182.