Gail E. Wagner
About Me
Honors
Publications
Recent symposia & workshops organized
Upcoming talks where you can meet me
Research
Wateree Archaeological Research Project
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Cofitachequi
WARP Bibliography
Mulberry Site (38KE12)
Belmont Neck Site (38KE6)
Concrete Block Site (38KE192)
Old Town Creek Site (38KE271)
Ethnobotany
Course & Teaching Resources
My Education Publications
My Educational Workshops/Grants
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Education Grants Awarded
Educational Workshops I've Given
Educational Workshops and Working Groups I've Attended
Educational Sessions Organized & Papers Given
University of South Carolina Committees
Theses Directed
Syllabi and Course Materials
My Open-Source Guides for Teaching
Class Research Projects
Class YouTube Channels
Paleoethnobotany
Overview of Paleoethnobotany of Eastern North America
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Sequence of domestication in eastern North America
Uses Change Through Time
You Are What You Eat
What Can You Learn From Trash?
Pollen and Phytoliths
Weeds Versus Domesticates
Eating a Balanced Diet
Ancient Peoples Managed the Landscape
Women's Role in Gardening
How Did the Gardens Look?
Adopting New Crops
For Further Reading
Heritage Seeds and Re-Created Indian Gardens
Flotation
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Hand flotation systems
Processing Heavy Fractions
Plants Used by Eastern North American Indians
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Iva annua (sumpweed, marshelder)
Phalaris caroliniana (maygrass)
Chenopodium (Chenopod, Goosefoot)
Hordeum pusillum (little barley)
Polygonum erectum (erect knotweed)
Nicotiana rustica (tobacco)
Nicotiana rustica
(tobacco)
Photographs by Gail E. Wagner
© Gail E. Wagner, 2014. The views and opinions expressed in this page are strictly those of the page author. The contents of the page have not been reviewed or approved by the University of South Carolina. Page last updated 14 Sept. 2014.