Bruce Zachary Kraig

Background

Kraig, Bruce Zachary was born on September 23, 1939 in New York City. Son of Abe and Zaira (Astafijew) Kraig.

Education

Student, Heidelberg University, Federal Republic Germany, 1960. Bachelor, University California, Berkeley, 1962. Master of Arts, University Pennsylvania, 1963.

Doctor of Philosophy, University Pennsylvania, 1969. Postgraduate, University Leeds, England, 1968.

Career

Assistant professor history Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, 1968-1970. Professor history and humanities Roosevelt University, Chicago, since 1971, director honors program, assistant dean faculties, director graduate studies in hospital management, 1977-1981. Assistant director archeological excavations Department Environment and Deserted Village Group, London and Belfast, Northern Ireland, 1964, 66, 68.

Director archeological excavations Pennsylvania State Museum, Harrisburg, 1965. Consultant Scott, Foresman & Company, Glenview, Illinois, since 1980.

Achievements

• Bruce Zachary Kraig has been listed as a noteworthy history and humanities educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

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  • Stonehenge: The Indo-European Heritage

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  • Stonehenge: The Indo-European Heritage by Leon E. Stover, Bruce Kraig (1978) Paperback
  • Stonehenge The Indo-European Heritage
  • Mexican American Plain Cooking

Membership

Secretary Oak Park Environment Commission, 1981-1985. Member American History Association, Society Medical Archaeology (Colt Fund grant 1967-1968), Deserted Village Research Group, Royal Archeological Institute, Council British Archaeology.

Connections

Married Barbara Adams, November 1960 (divorced 1975). Children: Robert A., Michael B., Theodore D. Married Janice Ione Thompson, August 21, 1984.

Father:

Abe Kraig

Mother:

Zaira (Astafijew) Kraig

Spouse:

Barbara Adams

Spouse:

Janice Ione Thompson

child:

Michael B. Kraig

child:

Theodore D. Kraig

child:

Robert A. Kraig