Lower Amazon Archaeological Team on Xingu river, Brazil
Anna Curtenius Roosevelt

Archaeologist
Phone: (312) 996-3046
Email: amazonla@uic.edu
    Professor, Department of Anthropology at University of Illinois, Chicago.
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  • 1985a* Health and Nutrition of Women and Children through the Ages. New York Academy of Sciences (co-organizer with L. Osmundsen)
  • 1985b* New Information from Old Collections. American Association of Museums (co- organizer with F. Norik)
  • 1986* Planning for Conservation. American Association of Museums (co-organizer with G. Gardner)
  • 1987* Anthropology is in the Museum. American Anthropological Association, General Anthropology Division and American Ethnological Society (co-organizer/chair with F. Norik)
  • 1988 Opportunities for Government Funding of Anthropology. New York Academy of Sciences (organizer/chair)
  • 1989* Amazonian Synthesis: An Integration of Disciplines, Paradigms, and Methodologies. International Conference, Wenner-Gren Foundation (organizer/chair) 1990a* Interdisciplinary Methods for Archaeological Problems. American Association for the Advancement of Science (co-organizer/chair with W. Lipe)
  • 1990b* Amazonia, A Dynamic Habitat. American Association for the Advancement of Science (co-organizer/chair with A. Haller)
  • 1990c* Holistic Archaeology: Beyond the Materialist-Idealist Opposition. Society for American Archaeology (co-organizer/chair with S. Wilson)
  • 1990d* Rethinking Native Amazonia. American Anthropological Association, General Anthropology Division
  • 1991a* The Deterioration of human health under economic and political development: From Ancient Egypt to USA 1990. American Association for the Advancement of Science
  • 1991b* Geophysical Imaging Systems: From Medical Microcosm to Outer Space. American Association for the Advancement of Science (co-organizer with L. Desmond)
  • 1991c* Hunter Gatherers in Lowland South America. American Anthropological Association (co-organizer with S. Beckerman)
  • 1992a* South American Paleoindians. American Association for the Advancement of Science
  • 1992b* Echoes of Conquest in Amazonia. American Anthropological Association (co-organizer with S. Beckerman)
  • 1993* Hunter-gatherers in South America: An Evolutionary Problem. American Association for the Advancement of Science
  • 1995* The Science of Biodiversity. American Association for the Advancement of Science (co-organizer with P. Crane)
  • Alternative Models for Social Complexity in Ancient Latin America . Society for American Archaeology (co-organizer and co-chair with John Hoopes)
  • 1997 Clovis in Context: New Light on the Peopling of the Americas. Society for American Archaeology (co-organizer with Juliet Morrow)
  • 1999 New Findings on Prehistoric and Ethnohistoric Societies in Latin America. Central States Anthropology Association invited session 

  • 1977* Early Settlement of the Moist Tropical Lowlands. Society for American Archaeology (invited speaker)
  • 1982a* Paleopathology at the Origins of Agriculture. Wenner-Gren Conference (discussant)
  • 1982b* Plant Migration from Amazonia to the Isthmian Region. International Congress of Americanists (invited speaker)
  • 1982c* Proteins in Amazonia: A Reassessment. American Anthropological Association (invited speaker)
  • 1983* Human Food Preferences and Aversions. Wenner-Gren Symposium (discussant)
  • 1984a* Have Artifacts Will Travel. American Association of Museums (moderator)
  • 1984b Interpretive Issues for Art Museums. New York State Council on the Arts Workshop
  • 1984c West Mexican Sculpture. Fine Arts Museum of Long Island (discussant)
  • 1985a* A Problem of Access. American Association of Museums (discussant)
  • 1985b* The Role of Gender in Precolumbian Art and Architecture. International Congress of Americanists (invited speaker)
  • 1985c* La Investigacion Arqueologica y Los Cacicazgos en America. International Congress of Americanists (speaker)
  • 1985d* Definicion Arqueologica de Sistemas Adaptivos en Sudamerica. International Congress of Americanists (speaker)
  • 1985e* Management of Natural Resources by Indigenous and Folk Societies in Amazonia. American Anthropological Association (invited speaker)
  • 1985f* Theoretical Context of Archaeological Research. International Congress on Caribbean Archaeology (invited speaker)
  • 1986 The Application of Remote Sensing to Archaeology. Center for Remote Sensing, Boston University (trainee and speaker)
  • 1988a* Study of Agrarian Systems: Minimum Data Sets for Comparative Analysis. American Association for the Advancement of Science (discussant) 
  • 1988b* Origins, Adaptations, and Biological Diversity of Native Amazonians. Museu Goeldi, Belem (invited speaker)
  • 1988c* Early Ceramic Population Lifeways and Adaptive Strategies in the Caribbean. Society for American Archaeology (discussant)
  • 1988d* Approaches to The Use of Micro-Computers in Archaeology. Society for American Archaeology (invited speaker)
  • 1988e* Anthropological Problems from the Perspective of Museums. American Anthropological Association (invited speaker)
  • 1990a* Hunter-Gatherer Lacustrine Adaptations. Society for American Archaeology (discussant)
  • 1990b Economic Catalysts to Ecological Change. U. of Florida, Tropical Conservation and Development Program (invited speaker)
  • 1990c* Tropical Forest Ecology, The Changing Human Niche. American Anthropological Association (discussant)
  • 1991a* An Archaeological Perspective on Geophysical Prospection. Society for American Archaeology (invited speaker)
  • 1991b Reuniao Cientifica da Sociedade de Arqueologia Brasileira. Rio de Janeiro (invited plenary speaker)
  • 1991c Workshop on Ecological Change in Northern South America. Coro, Venezuela (plenary speaker)
  • 1991d Sibley Conference on Kingship and Kinship. University of Texas (plenary speaker)
  • 1992a Conference on the Quaternary in Amazonia. Universidade de Amazonas, Manaus, Brazil (invited plenary lecturer)
  • 1992b* Viewing the Environment through Multiple Lenses. American Anthropological Association (invited speaker)
  • 1993a* The Development of Early Pottery Cultures. Society for American Archaeology (invited speaker)
  • 1993b* A Synthesis of Lowland South America. Invited Session, Society for American Archaeology (invited speaker)
  • 1993c Indigenous Peoples and Conservation. American Anthropological Association (invited speaker)
  • 1994a* Towards Village Life: Origins of Sedentary Communities. Society for American Archaeology (invited speaker)
  • 1994b* The Organization of Communities. Society for American Archaeology (discussant)
  • 1994c Ongoing Threats to Indigenous Cultures. International Congress of Americanists (invited speaker)
  • 1994d Historical Ecology. Tulane U. (invited speaker)
  • 1994e* Engendered States: Redefining the Patriarchal Past. American Anthropological Association (invited speaker)
  • 1994f* Measuring and Expanding Public Knowledge About the Environment. American Anthropological Association (invited speaker)
  • 1994g Currents in Latin America. Council on Foreign Relations (invited panelist)
  • 1994h Diversity, Development, and Conservation of the Amazon Floodplain. New York Botanical Garden, Ford Foundation, Conselho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Cientifico e Tecnologico, Brazil (invited speaker)
  • 1995* Educating the Public about the Environment. American Anthropological Association (invited speaker)
  • 1996a Arqueologia de las Tierras Bajas. Ministerio de Educacion y Cultura, Republica Oriental de Uruguay (plenary speaker)
  • 1996b Geologia de Amazonia. Sociedade Brasileira de Geologia (plenary speaker)
  • 1996c Symposium for the 45th Anniversary of CNPq, the National Research Council of Brazil. Instituto de Mathematica Applicada e Pura, Rio de Janeiro (invited speaker)
  • 1996d Biodiversity in Amazonia. Museu Paraense Emilio Goeldi, Belem (plenary speaker)
  • 1996e The Development and Organization of Sociopolitical Complexity in Tropical Environments. Invited symposium, American Anthropological Association (invited speaker)
  • 1996f Complex Societies in Amazonia. International Congress of Prehistoric and Protohistoric Sciences (invited speaker)
  • 1996g The Andes: Dynamics of Biotic, Human, and Geologic Patterns through Time. 19 th Annual Field Museum Spring Systematics Symposium (plenary speaker)
  • 1997 International Conference on Ancient Lakes, their Biological and Cultural Diversities, Lake Biwa, Japan (plenary session coordinator and invited speaker)
  • 1998a Pre-Clovis Human Occupations of the Americas: Holocene Population Formation in Deglaciated North America and Beringia. Society for American Archaeology (invited speaker)
  • 1998b The Peopling of the Americas. International Association for the Study of Human Paleontology, Association of Human Biologists: Dual Congress (invited speaker)
  • 1998c Human Ecology. International Association for the Study of Human Paleontology, Association of Human Biologists: Dual Congress (speaker)
  • 1998d Women and Gender in Archaeology, Bellagio, Italy. (invited speaker)
  • 1998e Conference on Remote Sensing in Archaeology, Boston U., (invited speaker)
  • 1998fAnthropology in the Public Interest, American Anthropological Association (invited speaker)
  • 1998g Save the Rainforest? The Last Terrestrial Frontier: A Forum on Population and Conservation: Past, Present, and Future,American Anthropological Association (discussant)
  • 1999a The Peopling of the Americas. World Archaeological Congress (invited speaker)
  • 1999b Sequences of Cultural Evolution: Political and Economic Dynamics of Long-term Change. Society for American Anthropology (invited speaker)
  • 1999c Culture and Environment in the Lowland Tropics. Society for American Archaeology (discussant)
  • 1999d Anthropology at the End of the Century, Wenner-Gren Symposium (invited speaker)
  • 1999e The First Americans: The Pleistocene Colonization of the Americas. Fourth Wattis Foundation Symposium, California Academy of Sciences (invited speaker)
  • 1999f Diachronic Changes in Human Adjustment: New World Island and Coastal Ecosystems, Invited Symposium, American Anthropological Association (discussant)
  • 2000a Fryxell Award Symposium, Society for American Archaeology (invited speaker)
  • 2000b Amazonia 500 anos – O V Centenario e o novo milenio: licoes de historia e reflexoes para uma nova era, International Seminar, Museu Paraense Emilio Goeldi (invited speaker)
  • 2000c World History 2000 Conference, University of Texas at Austin (invited speaker)
  • 2000d A Critique of Darwinian Psychology, Symposium, American Anthropological Association (invited speaker)
  • 2002a A Window to the Past: A Door to the Future,University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Centennial (invited speaker)
  • 2002b Anthropological Archaeology from the School of American Research – Theoretical and Conceptual Integration: Papers in Honor of Douglas Schwartz, Society for American Archaeology (invited speaker)
  • 2002c Amazonian Archaeology, Society for American Archaeology Roundtable Luncheon (invited co-chair with M. Heckenberger).
  • 2002d Brazilian Ecosystems: History, Management, and Preservation, The A. Watson Armour III Spring Symposium, Field Museum (invited speaker)
  • 2003 The Future of the Rainforest: Does the Past Show the Way to the Future? Grinnell College (invited speaker)
  • 2004 Reports from the Lower Amazon Project. Midwest Conference on Andean and Amazonian Archaeology (invited speaker)
  • 2004 Panel of Nobelists. International Science and Engineering Awards (invited panelist)
  • 2005 Rethinking Rain Forest Occupation: New Research Directions in Tropical Archaeology Society for American Archaeology (discussant)
  • 2005 Earth Day. Des Moines Area Community College (keynote speaker)

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