email: Trowellove at gmail.com
I have worked in the historic
preservation field since the mid 1980s, with a brief interlude in the financial
services industry. Residing in Wagoner County, OK, I am an archeologist for a
federal agency. Below are some publications.
MA Anthropology, U Montana, 1986
BA Economics, UC Irvine, 1983
BA Comparative Culture, UC Irvine,
1981
The Sociology of Archaeology
Moore, L. E.
2013
Trowel Love: Essays on the Sociology of American Archaeology. Trowel
Love Enterprises: Broken Arrow, 0K
2009
Nomads and Commanders: Welcoming Generation X. The SAA Archaeological
Record 9(5): 33-36.
2007
Archaeology’s High Society Blues: Reply to McGimsey. The SAA
Archaeological Record 7(4): 11-14, 32.
2007
The End of Prehistory. Society for Historical Archaeology Newsletter
40(1): 26-28.
2006
Toward a Still and Quiet Conscience: A Study in Reflexive Archaeology.
North American Archaeologist 27(2): 149-174.
2006
Going Public: Customization and American Archaeology. The SAA
Archaeological Record 6(3): 16-19.
2006
CRM: Beyond its Peak. The SAA Archaeological Record 6(1): 30-33.
2005
Book review of Ethnographies of Archaeological Practice: Cultural
Encounters, Material Transformations edited by Matt Edgeworth. European Journal
of Archaeology 8(3): 306-308.
2005
Social Change and Oklahoma Public Archaeology. North American
Archaeologist 26(4): 389-397.
2005
A Forecast for American Archaeology. The SAA Archaeological Record 5(4):
13-16.
2001
The Misplaced Trowel. North American Archaeologist 22(4): 387-402.
1994
The Ironies of Self-Reflection in Archaeology. In Archaeological Theory:
Progress or Posture? Edited by Ian Mackenzie, pp. 43-56. Worldwide Archaeology
Series #11, Avebury/Ashgate Publishing Co., Brookfield, VT.
1994
Getting Back to Work: Reply to Mackenzie. In Archaeological Theory:
Progress or Posture? Edited by Ian Mackenzie, pp. 61-65. Worldwide Archaeology
Series #11, Avebury/Ashgate Publishing Co., Brookfield, VT.
1986
Patterns without Rhythm: Social Structure Ambiguity in an Archaeological
Field Camp. Masters Thesis, Department of Anthropology, University of Montana,
Missoula.
Archaeological Research
Moore, L. E. and Gwen J. Hurst
2005
Medicine for the Troops: Glass from a Civil War Encampment in
Centreville, Virginia. Quarterly Bulletin of the Archeological Society of
Virginia 60(3): 150-176.
Moore, L. E. and Richard Busch
2003
The Hogback Valley and Its Relation to Denver Area Prehistory.
Southwestern Lore 69(3): 1-25.
Moore, L. E.
2002
Prehistoric Sites and Settlement Patterns in the Ken-Caryl Valley,
Jefferson County, Colorado. Southwestern Lore 68(1): 1-22.
1995 A Glimpse of Centreville's Past. Fairfax
Chronicles 18(1): 1, 3-4.
1995
Studying the Modern Period: Expanding the Perspective of Historical
Archaeology. Journal of Middle Atlantic Archaeology 11:119-124.
Moore, L. E., Douglas W. Owsley, and
Karin L. Sandness.
1995
Military and Civilian Burials from Centreville, Virginia. Quarterly
Bulletin of the Archeological Society of Virginia 50(4): 27-45.
Moore, L. E.
1994
Notes on the Prehistory of Dunn Loring, Virginia. Quarterly Bulletin of
the Archeological Society of Virginia 49(1): 25-31.
1994
Digging in Dunn Loring. Fairfax Chronicles 17:1, 10-11.
1993
Piscataway, Doeg, and the Potomac Creek Complex. Journal of Middle
Atlantic Archaeology 9:117-138.
1992 Down in the Uplands. Quarterly Bulletin of
the Archeological Society of Virginia 47(3): 129-139.
1991
A Little History of the Doeg. Quarterly Bulletin of the Archeological
Society of Virginia 46(2): 77‑85.
1989
Archaeology and the Dogue. Fairfax Chronicles 12(5): 1, 6-8.
