Wagner, Gail E.

Research Affiliate

My field of interest is the interrelationships between people and plants, both past and present (and, one could argue, the future).

Do you include students in your research?: Undergraduates and Graduates
Interest Keywords: Archaeology, Southeast, Ethnobotany, Paleoethnobotany, Foodways, Anthropogenesis, Ethnoecology, Biocultural Diversity, Chiefdoms, Homegardens, Botanical knowledge, Vegetables
Institutional Focus Areas: Environmental Sciences, Social Sciences
Personal Focus Areas: Ethnobotany; Paleoethnobotany of the eastern United States, Archaeology of the Chiefdom of Cofitachequi in central South Carolina, Biocultural diversity, including botanical knowledge

Dates	Institution	Location	Degree	Field of Study
1975	Miami University	Oxford, Ohio	B.A.	Anthropology
1978	Washington Univ.	St. Louis, MO	M.A.	Anthropology/archaeololgy
1987	Washington University	St. Louis, MO	Ph.D.	Anthropology/archaeology

Dates	Description	Institution/Entity
1986 - 1989	Principal Investigator (archaeology), Center for American Archaeology	Kampsville, IL
1989 - 1995	Assistant Professor, tenure track, Archaeology, Dept. of Anthropology	University of South Carolina
1995	Associate Professor, tenured, Archaeology, Dept. of Anthropology	University of South Carolina

Dates	Type	Description	Foundation/Entity
1995	Award	Outstanding Service Award, Archaeological Society of South Carolina	University of South Carolina
2000	Award	Michael J. Mungo Undergraduate Awards	University of South Carolina
2018	Award	Garnet Apple Award	University of South Carolina
2018	Award	Distinguished Ethnobiologist (lifetime acheivement award)	Society of Ethnobiology

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