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Joseph Ralston Caldwell (June 14, 1916 – December 23, 1973) was an American archaeologist. In the late 1930s he conducted major excavations in the Savannah, Georgia area at the Irene site as part of Depression - era archaeology program.
Joseph R. Caldwell, Joe, was one of the founders of professional archaeology in Georgia, and his biography has been well documented (Schneider and Crusoe 1976). His first work in Georgia commenced in late September of 1937 as a 21 year old junior archaeologist at the Works
Joseph Ralston Caldwell (1916-1973) was an archeologist best known for conducting Works Projects Administration (WPA) excavations in Chatham county, Georgia, circa 1937-1941. Caldwell then served as scientific aide to the National Museum's Director of Anthropology (1943-1945) and as an archeologist for the Smithsonian's River Basin Surveys ...
The Life and Work of Joseph Ralston Caldwell (1916–1973) Pamela Johnson Baughman. How New is My Archaeology: Interacting with Joseph Caldwell Robert L. Hall. Primary Forest Efficiency in the Eastern Woodlands of North America David H. Dye and Patty Jo Watson. The Importance of Woodstock Complicated Stamped Ceramics Fifty Years after Caldwell
JOSEPH RALSTON CALDWELL, 1916-1973. ON DECEMBER 23, 1973, Joseph Ralson Caldwell died of a massive coronary in Athens, Georgia. From his early archaeological ex periences in the southeastern United States, through his final days as professor of anthro pology at the University of Georgia, he was always immersed in the humanistic approach to ...
By: Caldwell, Joseph R.. Abstract. Caldwell presents his theory about the 'Hopewellian interaction sphere.' 'Instead, we shall identify the Hopewellian situation as an interaction sphere embracing a number of distinct societies and separate cultures….
ern Archaeology 13:1-26. Willey, G. R. 1949 ArcJwology of the Florida Gulf Coast. Miscellaneous Collec-tion 113. Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. Joseph Caldwell's Summerour Mound (9FO16) and Woodland Platform Mounds in the Southeastern United States Thomas J. Pluckhahn Abstract. The Summerour Mound (9FO16), in the flood-
