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Dr. Carole Nash

Professor

James Madison University

Affiliations

Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Anthropology

College of Arts and Letters

Department of Sociology and Anthropology

College of Integrated Science and Engineering

Geography

Integrated Science and Technology

Dr. Carole Nash is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at James Madison University.

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James Madison University

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archaeology history archaeological science environmental history climate change historical geography archaeological practice historical archaeology social history heritage science field archaeology prehistory american archaeology middle atlantic prehistory acoustic archaeology virginia blue ridge education linguistics civilizations human geography natural resource management community (ecology) science and technology studies higher education animal ecology ecological monograph ecological applications archaeological methods climate policy anthropological archaeology heritage studies geographical information science ethnohistory foraging food web interactions citizen science archaeological evidence experimental archaeology archaeological theory archaeological excavations climate crisis climate governance climate action climate communication landscape archaeology vegetation history past geography heritage conservation cultural heritage management landscape evolution models anthropogenic geomorphology geoheritage soundscapes sound art acoustic ecology faculty development sustainability content blue ridge mountains shenandoah valley lithic foraging climate change impacts middle atlantic uplands archaeological sites climate change strategies archaeological resources middle woodland research first peoples virginia ’ public participation geography public history anthropology

Notable Scholarly Works

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Citizen Science Takes Archaeology out of the Tower and Into the Trenches. In the Trenches (2024)

archaeological scienceanthropologyheritage sciencehistoryexperimental archaeologyarchaeological practicearchaeological theoryarchaeologycitizen scienceenvironmental historyarchaeological excavationsarchaeological evidencearchaeological methodsscience and technology studiesfield archaeology

Building a Foundation to Unify the Language of Climate Change in Historical Archaeology. Historical Archaeology (2023)

Lindsey E. CochranSarah E. MillerHeather WholeyRamie A GougeonMeg GaillardEmily Jane MurrayKatherine ParkerSteven FiloromoAllyson RoppCarole NashKaren Y. SmithSara Ayers-RigsbyWilliam LeesDavid G. AndersonLori LeeMcKenna LitynskiNicole Grinnan

climate changehistorical archaeologylinguistics

Arriving Here: First Settlers of the Shenandoah Valley. Silver Lake: 200 Years of a Shenandoah Valley Mill and Community (2022)

anthropologysocial historyhistorical geographyhuman geographycivilizationsenvironmental historyshenandoah valleyethnohistory

From the President: Committee on Climate Change Strategies and Archaeological Resources. The SAA Archaeological Record (2021)

climate changearchaeological scienceearth scienceclimate actiongeographyarchaeologyclimate communicationclimate crisisclimate governanceclimate change strategiesclimate policyarchaeological resources

The View From Rockshelters: Finding the Intangible in Landscapes. Journal of Middle Atlantic Archaeology (2021)

landscape evolution modelslandscape architectureanthropogenic geomorphologygeoheritagegeographygeologygeographical information sciencephysical geographygeomorphology

The Visibility of Sound: Acoustic Archaeology in the Blue Ridge Mountains. North American Archaeologist (2021)

Carole L. Nash, PhD, RPA

archaeologyacoustic archaeologyblue ridge mountains

The Visibility of Sound: Acoustic Archaeology in the Virginia Blue Ridge. North American Archaeologist (2021)

archaeological sciencehistorysoundsoundscapesarchaeological practicearchaeologyacoustic archaeologymusicvirginia blue ridgesound artfield archaeologyacoustic ecology

Caching Quartzite: Lithic Foraging and Focused Mobility in the Virginia Blue Ridge. Quarterly Bulletin of the Archeological Society of Virginia (2020)

foragingfood web interactionsnatural resource managementgeographyecological applicationsvirginia blue ridgeanimal ecologycommunity (ecology)lithic foragingecologyecological monograph

Climate Change Impacts on Archaeological Sites of the Middle Atlantic Uplands (U.S.). The 84th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology (2019)

Carole Nash

climate changearchaeological sitesenvironmental sciencearchaeologymiddle atlantic uplandsclimate change impactsamerican archaeology

Middle Woodland Research in Virginia: A Review of Post-1990 Studies in the History of Virginia’s First Peoples. Archeological Society of Virginia Special Publication (2019)

anthropologysocial historyanthropological archaeologyvegetation historyhistoryamerican archaeologyhistorical geographyhistorical archaeologyfirst peoplesarchaeologymiddle woodland researchenvironmental historylandscape archaeologypast geographyvirginia ’

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Dr. Carole Nash

Professor

James Madison University

Affiliations

Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Anthropology

College of Arts and Letters

Department of Sociology and Anthropology

College of Integrated Science and Engineering

Geography

Integrated Science and Technology

Dr. Carole Nash is currently serving as an Anthropology Professor at James Madison University.

Honors

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Experiences

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James Madison University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Citizen Science Takes Archaeology out of the Tower and Into the Trenches. In the Trenches (2024)

Building a Foundation to Unify the Language of Climate Change in Historical Archaeology. Historical Archaeology (2023)

climate changehistorical archaeologylinguistics

Arriving Here: First Settlers of the Shenandoah Valley. Silver Lake: 200 Years of a Shenandoah Valley Mill and Community (2022)

anthropologysocial historyhistorical geographyhuman geographycivilizationsenvironmental historyshenandoah valleyethnohistory

From the President: Committee on Climate Change Strategies and Archaeological Resources. The SAA Archaeological Record (2021)

climate changearchaeological scienceearth scienceclimate actiongeographyarchaeologyclimate communicationclimate crisisclimate governanceclimate change strategiesclimate policyarchaeological resources

The View From Rockshelters: Finding the Intangible in Landscapes. Journal of Middle Atlantic Archaeology (2021)

landscape evolution modelslandscape architectureanthropogenic geomorphologygeoheritagegeographygeologygeographical information sciencephysical geographygeomorphology

The Visibility of Sound: Acoustic Archaeology in the Blue Ridge Mountains. North American Archaeologist (2021)

Carole L. Nash, PhD, RPA

archaeologyacoustic archaeologyblue ridge mountains

The Visibility of Sound: Acoustic Archaeology in the Virginia Blue Ridge. North American Archaeologist (2021)

archaeological sciencehistorysoundsoundscapesarchaeological practicearchaeologyacoustic archaeologymusicvirginia blue ridgesound artfield archaeologyacoustic ecology

Caching Quartzite: Lithic Foraging and Focused Mobility in the Virginia Blue Ridge. Quarterly Bulletin of the Archeological Society of Virginia (2020)

foragingfood web interactionsnatural resource managementgeographyecological applicationsvirginia blue ridgeanimal ecologycommunity (ecology)lithic foragingecologyecological monograph

Climate Change Impacts on Archaeological Sites of the Middle Atlantic Uplands (U.S.). The 84th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology (2019)

Carole Nash

climate changearchaeological sitesenvironmental sciencearchaeologymiddle atlantic uplandsclimate change impactsamerican archaeology

Middle Woodland Research in Virginia: A Review of Post-1990 Studies in the History of Virginia’s First Peoples. Archeological Society of Virginia Special Publication (2019)

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