The Archaeology of Citizenship

About the Author, Further Reading

Stacey Lynn Camp is assistant professor of anthropology at the University of Idaho–Moscow. Her work has been published in World Archaeology and the International Journal of Historical Archaeology. The American Experience in Archaeological Perspective Edited by Michael S. Nassaney The books in this series explore an event, process, setting, or institution that was significant in the formative experience of contemporary America. Each volume will frame the topic beyond an individual site and attempt to give the reader a flavor of the theoretical, methodological, and substantive issues that researchers face in their examination of that topic or theme. These books will be comprehensive overviews that will allow serious students and scholars to get a good sense of contemporary and past inquiries on a broad theme in American history and culture. The Archaeology of Collective Action, by Dean J. Saitta (2007) The Archaeology of Institutional Confinement, by Eleanor Conlin Casella (2007) The Archaeology of Race and Racialization in Historic America, by Charles E. Orser Jr. (2007) The Archaeology of North American Farmsteads, by Mark D. Groover (2008) The Archaeology of Alcohol and Drinking, by Frederick H. Smith (2008) The Archaeology of American Labor and Working-Class Life, by Paul A. Shackel (2009; first paperback edition, 2011) The Archaeology of Clothing and Bodily Adornment in Colonial America, by Diana DiPaolo Loren (2010; first paperback edition, 2011) The Archaeology of American Capitalism, by Christopher N. Matthews (2010; first paperback edition, 2012) The Archaeology of Forts and Battlefields, by David R. Starbuck (2011; first paperback edition, 2012) The Archaeology of Consumer Culture, by Paul R. Mullins (2011; first paperback edition, 2012) The Archaeology of Antislavery Resistance, by Terrance M. Weik (2012; first paperback edition, 2013) The Archaeology of Citizenship, by Stacey Lynn Camp (2013) ...