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Assistant Archeologist, Arkansas Archaeological Survey

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Present	Assistant Archeologist, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville ‐ Arkansas Archeological Survey
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Archaeology of the Eastern United States, Mississippian culture, Regional settlement patterns, Boundary areas, and Iconography

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2014 - Present	Secretary/Treasurer, Arkansas River Valley Chapter of the Arkansas Archeological Society
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Present	Member, Arkansas River Valley Chapter of the Arkansas Archeological Society
Present	Member, Society for American Archaeology
Present	Member, Southeastern Archaeological Conference
	Assistant Councilor, Boy Scout Merit Badge

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2017 Award for Excellence in Heritage Preservation from Preserve Arkansas for the Gathering, Gardening, and Agriculture 5th Grade Social Science Curriculum

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	Ph.D., University of Georgia ‐ Anthropology
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	M.S., Middle Tennessee State University ‐ Anthropology
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Arkansas Archaeological Survey

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Email: beahm@uark.edu

Phone: 479-575-2508

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Research Works

Research Works (31)

Gathering, Gardening, and Agriculture: Arkansas Archaeological Survey’s Plant-based Public ...

83rd Annual Society for American Archaeology Meeting (2018)

Emily L. Beahm, Jodi Barnes, Elizabeth Horton and George Sabo

An Update on Crystalline Artifact Research in the Middle Cumberland ...

74th Annual Southeastern Archaeological Conference (2017)

Michael C. Moore, Kevin E. Smith, Aaron Deter-Wolf and Emily L. Beahm

Gathering, Gardening, and Agriculture: Public Archaeology, Education, and the Future

74th Annual Southeastern Archaeological Conference (2017)

Jodi Barnes, Emily L. Beahm, Elizabeth Horton and George Sabo

Interpreting Imaginary Cultures: The Project Dig Program

74th Annual Southeastern Archaeological Conference (2017)

Swift Creek Vessel Forms and Vessel Assemblages in Northern and ...

Early Georgia (2016)

Hally J. David, Benjamin A. Steere, Emily L. Beahm, Sarah Bergh, et al.

Distribution and Context of Worked Crystalline Artifacts from the Middle ...

Southeastern Archaeology (2014)

Michael C. Moore, Kevin E. Smith, Aaron Deter-Wolf and Emily L. Beahm

Antiquarian and modern explorations within the Middle Cumberland region of Tennessee have uncovered vast quantities of ceramic, stone, bone, and ...

Negative Painted Plates and Bowls from the Middle Cumberland Region ...

Tennessee Archaeology (2013)

Emily L. Beahm and Kevin E. Smith

This report presents new information on interior negative painted plates and bowls from the Middle Cumberland region of Tennessee. While ...

Hero Twins and the Old Woman Who Never Dies: Mythic ...

76th Annual Society for American Archaeology Conference (2012)

Kevin E. Smith and Emily L. Beahm

Exploring the Eastern Limits of the Middle Cumberland Region: Recent ...

24th Annual Current Research in Tennessee Archaeology (2012)

Mississippian Ceramics and Settlement Complexity: Insights from the Beasley Mounds ...

Tennessee Archaeology (2012)

Emily L. Beahm and Kevin E. Smith

Although the Beasley Mounds site (40SM43) has been known since the early nineteenth century, only brief antiquarian notes and limited ...

The Castalian Springs Mounds (40SU14) 2011: Investigations of Mound 3 ...

24th Annual Current Research in Tennessee Archaeology (2012)

Kevin E. Smith, Emily L. Beahm and Michael K. Hampton

Through the Looking Glass: Mississippian Iconography through the Lens of ...

68th Annual Southeastern Archaeological Conference (2011)

Kevin E. Smith and Emily L. Beahm

Mississippian Earthlodge, Council House or Temple? Investigations of a Large ...

28th Annual Current Research in Tennessee Archaeology (2011)

Brandy A. Dacus, Kevin E. Smith and Emily L. Beahm

Mississippian Earthlodge, Council House or Temple? Investigations of a Large ...

67th Annual Southeastern Archaeological Conference (2010)

Brandy A. Dacus, Kevin E. Smith and Emily L. Beahm

Triskeles, Ophidian Bands, and Swirl Crosses: Chronology, Distribution, and Interpretation

67th Annual Southeastern Archaeological Conference (2010)

Kevin E. Smith and Emily L. Beahm

Exploring the Eastern Edge of the Middle Cumberland Region: Current ...

3rd Annual Early Mississippian Summit Workshop (2010)

Reconciling the Puzzle of Castalian Springs Grave 34: Scalloped Triskeles ...

75th Annual Society for American Archaeology Meeting (2010)

Kevin E. Smith and Emily L. Beahm

The Castalian Springs Chiefdom: 2008-2009: More Insights from a Sumner ...

27th Annual Current Research in Tennessee Archaeology (2010)

Emily L. Beahm, Kevin E. Smith and Erik S. Porth

Characterizing the Swift Creek Vessel Assemblages

66th Annual Southeastern Archaeological Conference (2009)

Hally J. David, Emily L. Beahm, Sarah Bergh, Dan Bigman, et al.

Corrected Provenance for the Long-Nosed God Mask from “A Cave ...

Southeastern Archaeology (2009)

Kevin E. Smith and Emily L. Beahm

A series of rare shell and copper earrings shaped like human heads with long noses traditionally referred to as "Long-Nosed ...

Defining the Eastern Boundary of the Middle Cumberland Region: Recent ...

65th Annual Southeastern Archaeological Conference. (2008)

Emily L. Beahm and Kevin E. Smith

Archaeological Investigations at the Beasley Mounds (40SM43). Preliminary Results of ...

Placing the Castalian Springs Chiefdom in Time and Space: Sociopolitical ...

20th Annual Current Research in Tennessee Archaeology (2008)

Kevin E. Smith and Emily L. Beahm

Preliminary Report of the 2005 Archaeological Field School at the ...

Emily L. Beahm and Kevin E. Smith

Spatial and Chronological Distribution of Mississippian Shell Gorgets in Middle ...

20th Annual Current Research in Tennessee Archaeology (2008)

Kevin E. Smith and Emily L. Beahm

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