Maureen Meyers is a Principal Investigator and Senior Archaeologist with New South Associates, Inc. in Stone Mountain, Georgia. Previously an Associate Professor of Anthropology at the University of Mississippi, she specializes in the study of chiefdoms in precontact Southeastern North America, with particular focus on exchange, ceramics, fiber production and households. She is the past President of the Southeastern Archaeological Conference and has also studied the rate of sexual harassment in the field. She is currently working on a volume on the reuse of materials in the production of fiber for trade at a site in Virginia and a co-edited volume on the history of exclusivity in American archaeology.
