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1 1 Dr Emily Fioccoprile Postdoctoral Research Associate Center for Archaeology and Society School of Human Evolution and Social Change Arizona State University PO Box Tempe AZ USA February present Honorary Visiting Researcher School of Archaeological and Forensic Sciences Faculty of Life Sciences University of Bradford Bradford West Yorks BD7 1DP UK October 2016-present ORCID: Office EDUCATION 2016 PhD in Archaeological Sciences, University of Bradford, UK Thesis title: Lines across the land: a biography of the linear earthwork landscapes of the later prehistoric Yorkshire Wolds Keywords: linear earthworks; boundaries; land division; Late Bronze Age; Iron Age; Yorkshire Wolds; East Yorkshire; landscape biography; landscape archaeology; GIS 2012 MA in Archaeology, University of Bradford, UK: Merit 2010 BA in History and Anthropology, with a Minor in Spanish, University of Arizona, USA: Cum Laude and with Honors (GPA 3.656; graduate of the Honors College) WORK AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Paid employment 2017-present Postdoctoral Research Associate, Prehistoric social landscapes of the Phoenix Basin project, Center for Archaeology and Society, School of Human Evolution and Social Change, Arizona State University (self-designed project) Data Entry/GIS Consultant, Settlement and Landscape in Later Prehistoric Ireland Seeing beyond the Site project Coordinator, Archaeology and History Day Schools, University of Bradford Honorary and elected positions 2016-present Honorary Visiting Researcher, School of Archaeological and Forensic Sciences, University of Bradford Postgraduate Research Representative for Archaeological Sciences, University of Bradford Fieldwork and museum experience 2017-present Project leader, Deer Valley Petroglyph Preserve, Phoenix: non-destructive archaeology and exhibit design Volunteer, Grassington, North Yorkshire: non-destructive archaeology Project leader, Huggate Dykes, East Riding of Yorkshire: non-destructive archaeology 2011 Volunteer, Ness of Brodgar, Orkney: excavation 2010 Student, University Indian Ruin Field School, University of Arizona, Tucson: excavation and survey methods Museum interpreter (tour guide), Arizona State Museum, University of Arizona, Tucson: Paths of Life permanent exhibit and The Border Project travelling exhibition Short courses, summer schools and other professional development 2017 Critical Issues in Museum Studies, Arizona State University (audited) 2014 Postgraduates Who Teach short course, University of Bradford 2013 Erasmus Intensive Programme Preventive Archaeology'. Urban sites and landscapes. Methods and techniques for evaluating the archaeological value, Ravenna

2 2 RESEARCH ALLOCATIONS, GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS $1207, Center for Archaeology and Society, Arizona State University: travel expenses for two conferences , Faculty of Life Sciences, University of Bradford: faculty-wide research/travel expenses for PhD students; allocated at rate of 3000/year for the first three years, to be used by end of PhD $48,000, National Merit Scholarship, University of Arizona: merit-based scholarship TEACHING AND SUPERVISION Guest lecturing and seminar leading Arizona State University 2018 Exhibit Design and Development [G] (instructor: Dr Richard Toon)* 2017 Ancient Ruins of the Southwest [UG] (instructor: Dr Matthew Peeples) University of Bradford 2016 Heritage Management [UG] (instructor: Dr Alex Gibson) Funerary Archaeology [UG, PG] (instructors: Dr Steve Dockrill and Dr Karina Croucher) Celts, Greeks and Romans [UG]/Celtic Europe [PG] (instructors: Prof Ian Armit and Dr Lindsey Büster) * Since 2017, I have worked with students to create a museum exhibit about landscape archaeology for Deer Valley Petroglyph Preserve. The exhibit showcases my research project at the Preserve, and I am a core member of the joint faculty-staff-student exhibit design team (see also OTHER OUTPUTS, below). Previous lecture and seminar topics The archaeology of later prehistoric East Yorkshire The creation and maintenance of places, with an emphasis on boundaries The use of GIS, aerial photography and satellite imagery in archaeology Gender, personhood and intersectionality The agency of the dead, including Iron Age bog bodies and Bronze Age round barrows The archaeology of rock art landscapes, focusing on Deer Valley Petroglyph Preserve Short courses organized 2017 The Archaeology of the Unseen: three-part lecture series for the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, Arizona State University (with Dr Matthew Peeples and Dr Katherine Dungan; see also INVITATIONS AND OUTREACH, below) EDITORIAL POSITIONS Editor (with Lara Ghisleni and Alexis M Jordan) for the special issue Binary Binds : deconstructing sex and gender dichotomies in archaeological practice in the Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory (2016, 23(3): ) CONFERENCE ORGANIZATION Conference co-organization 2015 Theoretical Archaeology Group Conference, University of Bradford 2014 Is Gender Still Relevant?, University of Bradford th Iron Age Research Student Symposium, University of Bradford and University of Hull 2013 Yorkshire Archaeology Postgraduate Group Conference, University of Bradford Session co-organization 2014 Gender, space and architecture, Is Gender Still Relevant?, University of Bradford 2014 "Binary bind:" deconstructing sex and gender dichotomies in archaeological practice, European Association of Archaeologists 20 th Annual Meeting, Istanbul 2014 Archaeological Sciences divisional session, School of Life Sciences Postgraduate Research Mini-conference, University of Bradford

3 3 CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS (2014-) Fioccoprile E (2017) Picturing Deer Valley: images, visualisation, biography and heritage in a rock art landscape. Theoretical Archaeology Group Conference, December Cardiff University. Fioccoprile E (2015) I went outside and I thought about cows: looking for agency on the prehistoric Yorkshire Wolds. Theoretical Archaeology Group Conference, December University of Bradford. Fioccoprile E (2015) The life of Huggate Dykes: taking a biographical approach to the linear earthwork landscapes of the Yorkshire Wolds. Landscape Survey Group Conference (Landscape Narratives: Creating Stories from Archaeological Survey), September The Gateway Arts and Education Centre, Shrewsbury. Fioccoprile E (2015) Monuments, memory and movement: understanding the linear earthwork landscapes of the Yorkshire Wolds. 18 th Iron Age Research Student Symposium, June University of Liverpool. Fioccoprile E (2014) Biographies of the land: using GIS, geophysics and human geography to understand the later prehistoric Yorkshire Wolds. Theoretical Archaeology Group Conference, December University of Manchester. Fioccoprile E (2014) The life of Huggate Dykes: recent GIS and geophysics in a linear earthwork landscape. Royal Archaeological Institute Conference: Science in Archaeology, October University of Bradford. Fioccoprile E (2014) A tale of two earthworks: exploring variation in the linear earthwork landscapes of Huggate Dykes and Wetwang-Garton Slack. 17 th Iron Age Research Student Symposium, 29 May-1 June University of Edinburgh, University of Glasgow and Scottish Universities Environmental Research Centre. INVITATIONS AND OUTREACH Seminar series, workshops, field trips and invited talks Fioccoprile E (2018) Untitled, invited talk on current research during the Society for Economic Anthropology field trip to Deer Valley Petroglyph Preserve, Phoenix. 04 March Society for Economic Anthropology 2018 Annual Meeting, March Arizona State University. Fioccoprile E (2018) Visual but not always visible: recent research at Deer Valley Petroglyph Preserve. Invited talk at the Deer Valley Petroglyph Preserve Grand Reopening. 20 January Deer Valley Petroglyph Preserve, Phoenix. Fioccoprile E (2017) Georeferencing historic maps and Auto-georeferencing in ArcGIS. Contributions to a session GIS in archaeology. Project descriptions, by Peeples M, Fioccoprile E, Dungan K and Wichlacz C, 11 November Spatial Modeling Technology for Cultural Astronomy Workshop, Society for Cultural Astronomy in the American Southwest, November Arizona State University. Fioccoprile E (2017) The archaeology of the unseen: living with landscapes. 30 October Lecture for the Archaeology of the Unseen series, October Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, Arizona State University. Deer Valley Petroglyph Preserve, Phoenix. Fioccoprile E (2016) Lines across the land: a biography of the linear earthwork landscapes of the later prehistoric Yorkshire Wolds. Presentation for the Yorkshire Student Research Archaeological Forum, 17 November 2016 (The Importance of Space and Place in the Landscape). University of Hull. Blaydes House, Hull. Fioccoprile E (2016) Untitled, invited tour of Huggate Dykes, East Riding of Yorkshire. Second stop on the Landscape Survey Group AGM field trip to the Yorkshire Wolds, 19 March Followed an invited introduction to Huggate Dykes at the Landscape Survey Group AGM, 18 March Historic England, York. Fioccoprile E and Kershaw R (2014) The Wetwang/Garton Slack Project. Guest lecture for the Wetwang History Group, 17 June Wetwang Village Hall, Wetwang. Public open days 2018 Maps and models. Stall at ASU Open Door, Tempe campus, Arizona State University, 24 February Part of the A Trip Through Time activity series, organized by the School of

4 4 Human Evolution and Social Change. < Home sweet home. Stall at the Becoming Human event, University of Bradford, 22 November Part of the Being Human Festival. Media interviews 2017 ASU Now. Interview about current research at Deer Valley Petroglyph Preserve. < PUBLICATIONS Edited special issues (peer-reviewed) Ghisleni L, Jordan AM and Fioccoprile E, eds (2016) Binary Binds : deconstructing sex and gender dichotomies in archaeological practice. Edited special issue, Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory 23(3): Journal articles (peer-reviewed) Ghisleni L, Jordan AM and Fioccoprile E (2016) Introduction to "Binary Binds": deconstructing sex and gender dichotomies in archaeological practice. Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory 23(3, Binary Binds : deconstructing sex and gender dichotomies in archaeological practice): Book chapters (peer-reviewed) Fioccoprile E (in press) Travelling lines: linear earthworks and movement on the prehistoric Yorkshire Wolds. In Gibson C, Frieman C and Cleary K (eds) Making journeys: archaeologies of movement. Oxford: Oxbow. Unpublished theses and dissertations Fioccoprile E (2015) Lines across the land: a biography of the linear earthwork landscapes of the later prehistoric Yorkshire Wolds. Unpublished PhD thesis. University of Bradford. Open Access from the University of Bradford Library at < Fioccoprile E (2011) Landscapes of the Irish Late Bronze Age: mapping sites and transitions. Unpublished MA dissertation. University of Bradford. Unpublished reports Becker K and Fioccoprile E (2017) Archaeological work programme. In Becker K and Gearey B, with Armit I, Dillon M, Eogan J, Fioccoprile E, Hegarty S, McClatchie M, O Carroll E, Richer S, Taylor K and Hull G, Seeing beyond the site. Settlement and landscapes in later prehistoric Ireland. INSTAR project AR End of year report to the Heritage Council and Transport Infrastructure Ireland. January 2017, section 4. Unpublished research report. Cork: University College Cork. Fioccoprile E, Gaffney C, Turner P, Armit I, Corkum A, Brown H, Saunders M, Sparrow T, Halkon P, Deverell J, Holman K and Fox S (2015) Huggate Dykes. Report 2013/14 for English Heritage. Unpublished geophysical report. Archived by Historic England, York; Humber Archaeology Partnership, Hull; and B-CAP, University of Bradford, Bradford. Bradford: University of Bradford. Artistic works Fioccoprile E (2011) Doing science. Prize-winning poem from the Sounds of Science poetry competition. Performed 12 September 2011 during the event John Hegley Presents: The Adventures of Monsieur Robinet, Theatre in the Mill, University of Bradford. Published (with typographical error in line 32) in Carver K (2012) Sounds of science poetry competition at the University of Bradford Library. SCONUL Focus 55: ACKNOWLEDGMENTS, AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS Collaborative achievements 2017 Member of the winning team of the Antiquity Quiz at the 2017 Theoretical Archaeology Group Conference, Cardiff University

5 5 Individual achievements 2011 First prize, Sounds of Science poetry competition, University of Bradford (held in celebration of the British Science Festival) SOCIETY MEMBERSHIPS Yorkshire Archaeological and Historical Society Landscape Survey Group Prehistoric Society European Association of Archaeologists, including the Archaeology and Gender in Europe community ADDITIONAL SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE Specialist software: Extensive experience: ArcGIS, Google Earth Pro, RTIBuilder/RTIViewer, GNU Image Manipulation Program, Microsoft Access Some experience: QGIS, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Premier Pro Web administration: Terminal Four Site Manager, Wordpress, Eventbrite Languages: English, Spanish, some German Clean USA driving licence (Arizona Class D, obtained in 2004)

PARP:PS (Pompeii Archaeological Research Project: Porta Stabia) I Pompeii, Italy project team member I 2010

PARP:PS (Pompeii Archaeological Research Project: Porta Stabia) I Pompeii, Italy project team member I 2010 HELEN TURNER LEED AP, NCIDQ No. 25491 Assistant Professor helen.turner@uky.com EDUCATION University of Cincinnati I Cincinnati, Ohio Master of Science in Architecture 2009-2011 Ohio University I Athens,