Robert Chester Dunnell

Background

Dunnell, Robert Chester was born on December 4, 1942 in Wheeling, West Virginia, United States. Son of Arthur and Kathryn (McCarter) Dunnell.

Education

Bachelor, U. Kentucky, 1964; Doctor of Philosophy (Woodrow Wilson fellow/University fellow), Yale University, 1967.

Career

Assistant professor anthropology, U. Washington, Seattle, 1967-1971; associate professor, U. Washington, 1971-1974; professor, U. Washington, 1974-1974; professor emeritus, since 1998; department chairman anthropology, U. Washington, 1973-1985; principal investigator, National Park Service contracts principal investigator, United States Army Corps Engineers contracts adjunct curator North America archaeology, Burke Memorial Washington State Museum, 1971-1997; member science committee, Washington Archaeol. Research Center, 1975-1979; Adjunct Professor, Quaternary Research Center, since 1976. Member county from Anthropology to Quaternary Research Center Adn.

Council, 1976-1979; curatorial affiliate in anthropology Peabody Museum Naturay History, Yale University, since 1985. Member of national advisory county Desert Research Institute, 1987-1989. Adjunct Professor U. Tennessee, since 1997, Mississippi State University, since 1997.

Achievements

• Robert Chester Dunnell has been listed as a noteworthy Archaeologist, educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science. Member Society for American Archaeology (representative to section H executive bd.of American Association for the Advancement of Science 1988-1990), Association Field Archaeology (president 1985-1988), Sigma Xi. M C.

Connections

Married Mary Jewett Davidson, June 4,1966.

Father:

Arthur Dunnell

Mother:

Kathryn (McCarter) Dunnell

Spouse:

Mary Jewett Davidson