John K Millhauser
Assistant Professor
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- Email: millhauser@ncsu.edu
- Phone: 919-513-0284
- Office: 221
Locate on Campus Map - Address: 221, Box 8107
NCSU Campus
Raleigh, NC 27695
Interests
I am an anthropological archaeologist whose current research focuses on the links among work, group identity, and political agency in central Mexico under Aztec and Spanish rule. I am interested in how the social dimension of technologies such as stone-tool production and saltmaking link people together in households and communities. I am particularly interested in using archaeological methods to give a voice to the people who are typically voiceless in the historical record. My previous fieldwork brought me to Honduras, Belize, Portugal, and West Virginia. In Mexico, I have worked in the states of Zacatecas, Tlaxcala, and the Estado de Mexico.
Education
- PhD in Anthropology from Northwestern University, 2012
- MA in Anthropology from Arizona State University, 1999
- BA in Anthropology from Brown University, 1995
