Background
Lintz, Christopher Ray was born on August 20, 1948 in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, United States. Son of Joseph and Mary Avis (Powell) Lintz.
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Christopher Ray Lintz
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Bachelor, Arizona State University, 1970; Master of Arts, U. Oklahoma, 1975; Doctor of Philosophy, U. Oklahoma, 1984.
Career
Archaeological technical, Pueblo Grande Museum/Park, Phoenix, 1970;
archaeological technical, Oklahoma River Basin Survey, Norman, Oklahoma, 1971;
teaching assistant department anthropology, U. Oklahoma, Norman, 1972-1973;
research archaeologist archaeological research management center, U. Oklahoma, Norman, 1978-1980;
acting director, U. Oklahoma, Norman, 1983-1984;
archaeological coordinator, Earth Science Observatory, Norman, 1973-1975;
field archaeologist, Oklahoma Archaeol. Survey, Norman, 1978-1980;
research archaeologist, Oklahoma Conservation Commission, Norman, 1980-1982, 84-85;
research professor center for archaeological research, U. Denver, 1985-1986;
project manager cultural resources, MARIAH Associations, Albuquerque, 1986-1989;
cultural resource program director, MARIAH Associations, Austin, Texas, since 1989. Author: Archaeology of Gus Fruh Park, 1995.
Contributor articles to booksand professional journals.
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Married Roberta Ann Kleykamp, October 24, 1969. Children: Cynthia A., Patrick R., Andrew J.
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American
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Member Plains Anthropological Society (president 1994, board directors, secretary 1991-1993), Tex.Hist. Commission (advisory board department antiquities protection 1994-1996), Council Texas Archaeologists (secretary-treasurer 1991-1993), Oklahoma Council Professional Archaeologists (president, vice president 1981-1982), member numerous state, regional and national.archaeol. societies, Toughlove International (group leader Austin chapter 1995).Member Plains Anthropological Society (president 1994, board directors, secretary 1991-1993), Tex.Hist. Commission (advisory board department antiquities protection 1994-1996), Council Texas Archaeologists (secretary-treasurer 1991-1993), Oklahoma Council Professional Archaeologists (president, vice president 1981-1982), member numerous state, regional and national.archaeol. societies, Toughlove International (group leader Austin chapter 1995).