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Andrew Gulliford

Fort Lewis College

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Department Of History

Fort Lewis College

San Juan Institute Of Natural And Cultural Resources

School Of Arts And Sciences

NoneAndrew Gulliford is currently serving as a History faculty at Fort Lewis College.

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Fort Lewis College

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historical geography environmental history anthropology heritage studies religious studies cultural anthropology archaeology urban history cultural heritage historical review indigenous studies indigenous peoples landscape archaeology civilizations religion environmental anthropology sociology of religion western american literature religious groups rural sociology ecology land use sociocultural anthropology conservation biology resource policy social anthropology biological conservation sustainable mining art research coastal conservation coastal research archaeological practice archaeological methods man-land relationship human ecology paleoanthropology mining environment ethnohistory human-environment interactions cultural geography experimental archaeology photographic studies forest-related industry american archaeology urban society coastal deposit aeolian process philosophy of history biblical studies historical scholarship rural culture river restoration water heritage transitional water river basin management world economic history labor migration commodity frontier agrarian political economy archival science public lands w. w. norton shepard krech iii new york diné history gold metal waters from gold medal live downstream john muir untold story native seattle weyerhaeuser environmental books university press john otto alan j. kania jeremy w. kilar

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Cast out of Eden: The Untold Story of John Muir, Indigenous Peoples, and the American Wilderness. Journal of American History (2025)

historyenvironmental anthropologyethnohistoryindigenous studieswestern american literaturehistorical geographyindigenous peoplesanthropologycultural anthropologyjohn muirenvironmental historyuntold story

Life After Dead Pool: Lake Powell's Last Days and the Rebirth of the Colorado River. Utah Historical Quarterly (2025)

historydead poolriver restorationwestern american literaturehistorical geographyhydrologytransitional waterwater sciencegeographygeomorphologywater heritagewater resourceslake powellriver basin managementcolorado riverenvironmental history

The Arches Reader. Utah Historical Quarterly (2025)

digital scholarshiparchival researchliterary studiestextual practiceliterary historyliteratureliterary theoryliterary criticismarches reader

Tracing Time: Seasons of Rock Art on the Colorado Plateau. Utah Historical Quarterly (2023)

stratigraphygeological dataanthropogenic geomorphologyart historyhistorical geographyrock artgeographylandscape archaeologyartenvironmental historygeology

AFTERWORD: We All Live Downstream: From Gold Medal to Gold Metal Waters, Lessons From the Gold King Mine Spill. University Press of Colorado eBooks (2021)

mining environmenthydrogeologysustainable mininggeographyenvironmental sciencefrom gold medalgold metal waterslive downstreamenvironmental history

Standing on the Walls of Time: Ancient Art of Utah’s Cliffs and Canyons. Utah Historical Quarterly (2021)

archaeological recordancient artart historyhistory of arthistorical geographylandscape archaeologycultural heritagearchaeologyheritage studieshistorical archaeologyartcultural history

A Diné History of Navajoland. Utah Historical Quarterly (2020)

civilizationsindigenous studieshistorical geographydiné historyindigenous peoplesarchaeology

REVIEW: Basque Immigrants and Nevada’s Sheep Industry: Geopolitics and the Making of an Agricultural Workforce, 1880–1954, by Iker Saitua. Pacific Historical Review (2020)

historyagrarian changemigration studiesagrarian political economyhistorical geographysocial historybasque immigrantshuman migrationworld economic historycommodity frontieragricultural workforceinternational migrationlabor migrationiker saituaeconomic historyagricultural economicsagricultural historyrural sociology

Sea of Sand: A History of Great Stand Dunes National Park and Preserve. by Michael M. Geary. Western Historical Quarterly (2016)

civilizationsmichael m. gearycoastal conservationcoastal depositphysical geographyhistorical geographyfield archaeologygeographylandscape archaeologygeomorphologycoastal researchhistoric preservationarchaeologyarchaeological practicearchaeological methodssedimentologyaeolian processenvironmental history

Leah S. Glaser. Electrifying the Rural American West: Stories of Power, People, and Place. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press. 2009. Pp. XI, 304. $55.00.. The American Historical Review (2011)

historynebraska presscommunity developmentagricultural historysocial historyamerican studiesleah s. glaserrural american westearly republicanthropologyrural cultureenvironmental historyrural sociology

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Andrew Gulliford

Fort Lewis College

Affiliations

Department Of History

Fort Lewis College

San Juan Institute Of Natural And Cultural Resources

School Of Arts And Sciences

NoneAndrew Gulliford is currently serving as a History faculty at Fort Lewis College.

Honors

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Andrew Gulliford

Fort Lewis College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Cast out of Eden: The Untold Story of John Muir, Indigenous Peoples, and the American Wilderness. Journal of American History (2025)

Life After Dead Pool: Lake Powell's Last Days and the Rebirth of the Colorado River. Utah Historical Quarterly (2025)

The Arches Reader. Utah Historical Quarterly (2025)

digital scholarshiparchival researchliterary studiestextual practiceliterary historyliteratureliterary theoryliterary criticismarches reader

Tracing Time: Seasons of Rock Art on the Colorado Plateau. Utah Historical Quarterly (2023)

stratigraphygeological dataanthropogenic geomorphologyart historyhistorical geographyrock artgeographylandscape archaeologyartenvironmental historygeology

AFTERWORD: We All Live Downstream: From Gold Medal to Gold Metal Waters, Lessons From the Gold King Mine Spill. University Press of Colorado eBooks (2021)

mining environmenthydrogeologysustainable mininggeographyenvironmental sciencefrom gold medalgold metal waterslive downstreamenvironmental history

Standing on the Walls of Time: Ancient Art of Utah’s Cliffs and Canyons. Utah Historical Quarterly (2021)

archaeological recordancient artart historyhistory of arthistorical geographylandscape archaeologycultural heritagearchaeologyheritage studieshistorical archaeologyartcultural history

A Diné History of Navajoland. Utah Historical Quarterly (2020)

civilizationsindigenous studieshistorical geographydiné historyindigenous peoplesarchaeology

REVIEW: Basque Immigrants and Nevada’s Sheep Industry: Geopolitics and the Making of an Agricultural Workforce, 1880–1954, by Iker Saitua. Pacific Historical Review (2020)

Sea of Sand: A History of Great Stand Dunes National Park and Preserve. by Michael M. Geary. Western Historical Quarterly (2016)

Leah S. Glaser. Electrifying the Rural American West: Stories of Power, People, and Place. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press. 2009. Pp. XI, 304. $55.00.. The American Historical Review (2011)

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