Director, Arkansas Archaeological Survey
George Sabo joined the Arkansas Archeological Survey and Anthropology Department in 1979. He became Director of the Arkansas Archeological Survey in 2013. Sabo's current projects include a study of 15th - 18th century art, ritual and social interaction in the central Arkansas River Valley.
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About George Sabo
George Sabo joined the Arkansas Archeological Survey and Anthropology Department in 1979. He became Director of the Arkansas Archeological Survey in 2013. Sabo's current projects include a study of 15th - 18th century art, ritual and social interaction in the central Arkansas River Valley.
| Present | Director, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville ‐ Arkansas Archeological Survey | |
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Disciplines
Research Interests
Human/environment relationships, Expressive culture (art and ritual) among Southeastern Indians from pre-contact to modern times, American Indian interactions with European explorers and colonists in the Southeast, and The anthropology of history in modern Caddo, Osage and Quapaw communities in Oklahoma
Courses
- Society and Environment
- Indians of Arkansas and the South
- Ethnographic Approaches to the Past
| Ph.D., Michigan State University | ||
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Links
Contact Information
Phone: 479-575-6375
Email: gsabo@uark.edu