Longacre, William A., 1937-2015

LC control no.	n 82090545
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Longacre, William A., 1937-2015 *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Longacre, Bill, 1937-2015 Longacre, William A., 1937- Longacre, William Atlas, II, 1937-2015
Associated country	United States Philippines
Birth date	1937-12-16
Death date	2015-11-18
Place of birth	Hancock (Mich.)
Place of death	Tucson (Ariz.)
Field of activity	Archaeology Anthropology Grasshopper Pueblo (Ariz.)--Antiquities Kalinga (Philippine people)
Affiliation	University of Arizona. Department of Anthropology University of the Philippines. Department of Anthropology
Profession or occupation	Archaeologists Anthropologists Archaeology teachers Anthropology teachers
Found in	His Reconstructing prehistoric Pueblo societies, 1970. Information from 678 converted Dec. 12, 2014 (Longacre, Dr. William A(tlas), II) University of Arizona, College of Social & Behavioral Sciences, School of Anthropology website, William Atlas Longacre, II (December 16, 1937-November 18, 2015, undated (November 2015), viewed May 3, 2017 (William (Bill) Longacre; born in Hancock, Michigan and raised in Houghton, Michigan; bachelor's in anthropology, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign; doctorate in anthropology 1963, University of Chicago, specializing in Southwestern archaeology; assistant professor of anthropology at the University of Arizona, 1964, rising to rank of professor; appointed head of anthropology 1989; helped found the New Archaeology of the early 1960s; directed the UA Archaeological Field School at Grasshopper Pueblo 1964-1979; initiated long-term research program among the Kalinga in northern Luzon, Philippines; held visiting appointment at the University of the Philippines for 30 years, teaching anthropology; most famous publication was "Anthropology as archaeology: a case study", about Carter Ranch Site, a 13th-century puebloan community in eastern Arizona)
Associated language	eng