Photo: Professor, Anthropology/Geology Contact Info egarriso@uga.edu Office: Baldwin Hall, G31 Geography-Geology, 307 706-542-1097 My research focuses in part on the application of geoarchaeological methods to the study of prehistory. For the past two decades my projects have involved the study of the continental shelves of the American Southeast. Three graduate students have produced theses and dissertations that arose from this work. Two others have completed research theses on east African sites. Additionally, students, under my direction, have completed archaeological geophysical studies on U.S. and European sites. One recent study in 2015 used radar and magnetometry to map a hill fort in the southern highlands of Scotland. Education Education: PhD, Anthropology, University of Missouri-Columbia, 1979 Research Research Interests: Geoarchaeology/archeogeophysics Archaeometry and archaeological science Paleoecology Prehistoric underwater archaeology Iron and Bronze Age Europe Southeast U.S. prehistory Selected Publications Selected Publications: Garrison, E. G. 2018. New Directions in the Search for the First Floridians University of Florida Press. Gainesville. Co-editor. In Press. Lanzarone, P., Garrison, E. G., Bobe, R. and Getahun, A. 2016. Examining Fluvial Stratigraphic Architecture Using Ground‐Penetrating Radar at the Fanta Stream Fossil and Archaeological Site, Central Ethiopia. Geoarchaeology, 31: 577-591. doi:10.1002/gea.21584 Garrison, E. G. 2016. Techniques in Archaeological Geology, 2nd Edition.
