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BCS# 1321443 . Expanding Collaborative Opportunities for Research in Archaeo-Geomatics and Archaeo-Geophysics at CAST/AIL. Jackson Cothren (Principal Investigator), Kenneth Kvamme (Co-Principal Investigator), W.
Frederick Limp (Co-Principal Investigator), Jesse Casana (Co-Principal Investigator), David Fredrick (Co-Principal Investigator). Award: $249,986. BCS #1519660 .
Expanding Collaborative Opportunities for Research in Archaeo-Geomatics and Archaeo-Geophysics at CAST. Jackson Cothren (Principal Investigator), W. Frederick Limp (Co-Principal Investigator), Jesse Casana (Co-Principal Investigator), David Fredrick (Co-Principal Investigator), Rachel Opitz (Co-Principal Investigator).
Award: $277,264. 00. BCS #1720339 .
Integrating Spatial Analysis into Archaeological Research. Jackson Cothren (Principal Investigator), W. Frederick Limp (Co-Principal Investigator), Jesse Casana (Co-Principal Investigator), David Fredrick (Co-Principal Investigator), Rachel Opitz (Co-Principal Investigator).
Award: $158,762. 00 BCS #1822110 . Collaborative Research: Integrating Spatial Analysis into Archaeological Research.
Jackson Cothren (Principal Investigator), W. Frederick Limp (Co-Principal Investigator), David Fredrick (Co-Principal Investigator), and Claire Terhune (Co-Principal Investigator). Award: $188,545.
BCS #1822107 . Collaborative Research Spatial Archaeometry: Integrating Spatial Analysis into Archaeological Research. Jesse Casana (Principal Investigator).
$99,286. 00 BCS #2012590 . Collaborative Research: Integrating Spatial Analysis into Long Term Research.
Jackson Cothren (Principal Investigator), W. Frederick Limp (Co-Principal Investigator), Carla Klehm (Co-Principal Investigator), Claire Terhune (Co-Principal Investigator), Rachel Opitz (Co-Principal Investigator). Award: $102,057.
00. BCS #2012600 . Collaborative Research: Integrating Spatial Analysis into Long Term Research.
Jesse Casana (Principal Investigator). $45,918. 00.
National Science Foundation contact: sparc@cast. uark. edu CAST , University of Arkansas
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