Matthew L. Littler: Project Graphics/Webmaster/Content Development

Matthew Littler is a Ph.D. student and Teaching Associate in the University of Arizona Department of Anthropology. He received his Master's degree from the Department in 1998 based on his experiments with agent-based computer simulations in archaeology. Matthew has worked with computers for over thirteen years, and designed Web sites for himself and clients for the past six years. In addition to teaching undergraduate courses in archaeology such as ANTH 101 and 205, he also works for the Center for Desert Archaeology, Extended University, and the Graduate College designing Web sites and other multimedia applications.

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Lucas S. Premo: GIS Teaching Module Author

Luke Premo received his B.A. in anthropology from Colorado State University in 1999 and his M.A. in anthropology from the University of Arizona in 2001. The bulk of his fieldwork took place over several years at a number of Archaic sites on the western slope and front range of Colorado's Rocky Mountains. Luke has been applying GIS to archaeological research problems for three years. Recently he has used GIS technology to create a predictive archaeological model for Late Archaic Period sites in the Tucson Basin and to study Late Archaic landuse strategies in the same project area.