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Richard Gould
Dr. Richard A. Gould was Asst. Curator of North American Archaeology at the AMNH in 1965-1971, following which
he was Professor of Anthropology at the University of Hawaii at Manoa and also Consultant to design and install the
Wattis Hall of Man at the California Academy of Sciences, San Francisco (which ran from 1976 to 1996). In 1981,
Dr. Gould became Professor of Anthropology at Brown University, Providence, RI, where he is today. He has done
research as far afield as Australia, Polynesia, northern Finland, and Bermuda and the Dry Tortugas in fields as
diverse as ethnoarchaeology and maritime archaeology. This work continues, but, following the events at the World
Trade Center, he also organized and led a volunteer team of archaeologists -- now called Forensic Archaeology
Recovery (FAR) -- at the WTC and, a year later, at "The Station" Nightclub Fire scene in West Warwick, RI. This
work continues, too.
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