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Kirk French
The Teotihuacan Valley in 1961 (by William G. Mather, III)
The Teotihuacan Valley prior to the urban expansion of Mexico City. Notice the Sun and Moon Pyramids in the center and the edge of Lake Texcoco on the right.
The Team
- Kirk French
- Lemont and Pisgah National Forest, Pennsylvania and North Carolina, United States
- I'm an anthropological archaeologist whose primary interest is utilizing remotely sensed data to analyze the multiscalar relationships of landuse and climate as related to water availability of both prehistoric and historic sites. The overarching theme of my research is to develop a better understanding of the interplay between humans and their environments, both in the past and present. The goal of my projects are to provide views of what landscape alteration can and has done to the environment through archaeological fieldwork, watershed modeling, GIS, and ethnographic/documentary film. I am currently researching illicit whiskey production sites in the Pisgah National Forest of North Carolina.
William T. Sanders (by William G. Mather, III)
Bill Sanders taking in the Valley from atop Cerro Gordo in 1961