Ronald Anthony

Adjunct Instructor of Anthropology

Education

M.A., Anthropology, University of South Carolina

B.A., Anthropology, East Carolina University

Research Interests 

  • Cultural Resource Management
  • Archaeological Lab Methods and Field Techniques
  • Artifact Conservation
  • Colonial and Antebellum Plantation Archaeology Concern African American Populations
  • Cultural Interaction in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast During the Colonial Period

Courses Taught 

  • ANTH 101:  Introduction to Anthropology
  • ANTH 202:  Introduction to Archaeology
  • ANTH 493:  Field School in Archaeology

Selected Publications

Sole or Principal Authorship

Anthony, Ronald W.

  • 2016a  Colono Ware Variety in the South Carolina Lowcountry.  Paper presented at the 81st Annual Meeting of the Society For American Archaeology, Orlando, Florida.
  • 2016b  Revisiting Colono Ware Variety in the South Carolina Lowcountry.  South Carolina Antiquities 48:27-39.  Journal of  the Archaeological Society of South Carolina, Inc., Columbia.       
  • 2014    Dill Sanctuary Archaeology: The Catherine Parker Site.  Archaeological Contributions 48, The Charleston Museum, Charleston.
  • 2013    The Right Time, The Right Place. South Carolina Antiquities 45:29-33. Journal of the Archaeological Society of South Carolina, Inc., Columbia.
  • 2012a  Historic Aboriginal Pottery at Stono Plantation: A Descriptive Summary.  Paper presented at the 1st Southeastern Conference on Historic Sites Archaeology, Charleston, South Carolina.
  • 2012b  Dill Sanctuary Archaeology: A Descriptive Summary.  Archaeological Contributions 46, The Charleston Museum, Charleston.
  • 2010    The Right Time, The Right Place. Paper presented at the 43rd Society For Historical Archaeology Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology, Amelia Island, Florida.
  • 2009    South Carolina Colono Ware: A New World Innovation. South Carolina Antiquities 41:84-93. Journal of the Archaeological Society of South Carolina, Inc., Columbia.
  • 2008    The Catherine Parker Site (38CH857): Archaeological Management Summary. Appendix II (DOT response re I-526). Manuscript on file, The Charleston Museum. 
  • 2005    South Carolina Colonoware: Perplexing Yet Exciting.  Paper presented at the 62nd Southeastern Archaeological Conference, Columbia, South Carolina.