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Biography

Dr. Sterner is an anthropological archaeologist studying community organization and stone tool manufacture and use among pre-contact Native American groups in the Eastern Woodlands of North America. She is a proponent of public archaeology, collaborative interpretation with descendant communities, and engagement with the avocational archaeologists. Dr. Sterner is the director of the Baltimore Community Archaeology Lab. She regularly conducts field work in Baltimore City and County Parks. 

Dr. Sterner received her B.A. in Anthropology at Penn State 黑料传送门 in 2009. She completed her M.S. in 2012 and her Ph.D. in Anthropology from 黑料传送门 of Wisconsin-Milwaukee in 2018. Before becoming a professor at Towson 黑料传送门, she was a principal investigator for Cultural Resource Management Services at 黑料传送门 of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.

Publications

• 2022 "Combining Avocational Collections and Field Survey: Investigations at the Diehl-Dietz Site in Southern York County, Pennsylvania," Archaeology of Eastern North America 50, 99-108.
• 2022 "Refining Interpretations of the Conowingo Site (18CE14): Ground Stone Analysis of the Stearns Collection," North American Archaeologist 43:3, 249-272.
• 2020 鈥淯pper Mississippian Stone Tools and Community Organization,鈥� Midcontinental Journal of Archaeology Occasional Papers 4, 27-46.
• 2020 w/ Robert J. Jeske and Richard W. Edwards, IV 鈥淣ew Perspectives from Lake Koshkonong,鈥� Midcontinental Journal of Archaeology Occasional Papers 4, 1-26.
• 2019 w/ Madeleine McLeester, Mark Schurr, and Robert Ahlrichs 鈥淢arine Shell Working in Protohistoric Northern Illinois,鈥� American Antiquity 87:3, 549-558.
• 2017 w/ Robert J. Jeske 鈥淎 Multi-Method Approach to Inferring Early Agriculturalists鈥� Stone Tool Use at the Crescent Bay Hunt Club Site,鈥� Midcontinental Journal of Archaeology 41:2, 1-27.
• 2015 w/ Robert J. Jeske 鈥淢icrowear Analysis of Bipolar Tools from the Crescent Bay Hunt Club Site (47Je904),鈥� Lithic Technology 40:4, 366-376.