P. Nick Kardulias, Associate Professor of
Anthropology/Sociology
and Archaeology. B.A., M.A. Youngstown State University; M.A. State
University of New York - Binghamton and Ph.D. the Ohio State University.
Prior to joining the Wooster faculty in 1996 professor Kardulias
taught at Kenyon College and has held research positions with several
colleges and universities. He has engaged in more than twenty archaeological
field research projects since 1974 and is currently pursuing field
work in Cyprus, Greece, and Ohio. Professor Kardulias teaches
on a regular basis the "Introduction to Archaeology" and
"Archaeological Methods and Theory"; he also offers on
occasion a "Topics in Archaeology". He is the author of over 30
articles, and the editor of four books.
and Archaeology. B.A., M.A. Youngstown State University; M.A. State
University of New York - Binghamton and Ph.D. the Ohio State University.
Prior to joining the Wooster faculty in 1996 professor Kardulias
taught at Kenyon College and has held research positions with several
colleges and universities. He has engaged in more than twenty archaeological
field research projects since 1974 and is currently pursuing field
work in Cyprus, Greece, and Ohio. Professor Kardulias teaches
on a regular basis the "Introduction to Archaeology" and
"Archaeological Methods and Theory"; he also offers on
occasion a "Topics in Archaeology". He is the author of over 30
articles, and the editor of four books.