Throughout his career he was part of many memberships, organizations, and review boards, but his highest honor came in 1966 when he served two years as President of the Society for American Archaeology.
Most notably, beginning in 1966 he served two years as President of the Society for American Archaeology. Throughout his career he was part of many memberships, organizations, and review boards.
Throughout his career he was part of many memberships, organizations, and review boards. Most notably, beginning in 1966 he served two years as President of the Society for American Archaeology.
Throughout his career he was part of many memberships, organizations, and review boards. Most notably, beginning in 1966 he served two years as President of the Society for American Archaeology.