Jennifer Moody
American archaeologist
Jennifer Alice Moody is an American archaeologist, and research fellow at University of Texas at Austin.
She studies the archaeology, and environmental history of Crete.
Awards
1989 MacArthur Fellows Program
Works
Alan Peatfield, Jennifer Moody, Stavroula Markoulaki (2000) "The Ayios Vasilios Valley Archaeological Survey: a preliminary report", Proceedings of the 8th Cretological Congress Iraklion, Crete, pp. 359–371
"Survey Methodology", Reports on the Vrokastro Area, Eastern Crete: The settlement history of the Vrokastro area and related studies, UPenn Museum of Archaeology, 2004, ISBN 9781931707596
Contributions to Aegean archaeology: studies in honor of William A. McDonald, Editors William Andrew McDonald, Nancy C. Wilkie, William D. E. Coulson, Kendall/Hunt Pub.
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