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Lee Bement
Born in Texas, Lee is an Archeologist III and part time Assistant Professor in Anthropology and has been with the Survey since 1990.Educational Background
B.A. Fort Lewis College, Colorado
M.A., Ph.D. University of Texas, Austin
Research Interests
Hunter-gatherers, North American archaeology, paleoindians, zooarchaeology, rock art, ritual, and social complexity of band level societies.
Other Facts
Lee is currently involved with the study of the 10,000 year old Cooper Bison kill, one of the best preserved Folsom bison kills on the Southern Plains.
2005 Field School at the Certain site
Summary of Jake Bluff Research
Download Archeological Resource Survey Report No. 48
by Leland C. Bement and Casey R. Carmichael (free Acrobat
reader required)
From Top to Bottom: Pedestrian
Survey of the Black Mesa Region Cimarron County, Oklahoma
Visit Lee's home page on the Cooper Site.
Lee's book, Bison Hunting at Cooper Site, is available from the OU Press.
Oklahoma Archeological Survey 111 E. Chesapeake Norman OK 73019-5111
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