Jeffrey T. Lewis, Jr., M.A., RPA.
Anthropology (Archaeology) Ph.D. Candidate
University of Oklahoma
jeffrey.t.lewis@ou.edu
About Me:
I am an archaeologist specializing in the histories of Indigenous people in southeastern North America. My research interests include stone tool technologies, landscape practices,
social memory, mobility, exchange, and communities of practice. To understand our past, I use a variety of methods that including microscopy, portable XRF, and experimental
archaeology techniques. A significant part of my research is focused on Indigenous ways of knowing and traditional practices that is enhanced through collaboration with
communities across the southeast.
Recent Publications:
Lewis, Jr. Jeffrey T.
2024. Examining Past Assemblages to Understand the Importance of Raw Material at Poverty Point, Louisiana Archaeological Journal.
Lewis, Jr. Jeffrey T. and Regan Crider
2024. Raw Material Variability at the Troy Adams Site. Caddo Archaeological Journal Vol. 34: 96-100.
Lewis, Jr. Jeffrey T.
2023. Data Gained from Unprovenienced Debitage at the Troy Adams Site. Caddo Archaeological Journal Vol. 33: 169-173.