J. C. Harrington Award
The J. C. Harrington Award was established in 1981 by the Society for Historical Archaeology and is named in honor of J. C. Harrington (1901-1998), a pioneer founder of historical archaeology in North America. The award is presented for a "life-time of contributions to the discipline centered on scholarship". The award is an inscribed medal. No more than one Harrington Award is presented each year.[1]
List of medal recipients
Source: Society for Historical Archeology
- 1982 J. C. Harrington
- 1983 Charles H. Fairbanks
- 1984 John L. Cotter
- 1985 Kenneth E. Kidd
- 1986 George I. Quimby
- 1987 Arthur Woodward* Stanley A. South
- 1988 Edward B. Jelks
- 1989 Bert Salwen* Carlyle Shreeve Smith
- 1991 Ivor Noël Hume
- 1993 Bernard L. Fontana
- 1995 Kathleen K. Gilmore
- 1997 James Deetz
- 1999 George F. Bass
- 2000 Roderick Sprague
- 2001 Roberta S. Greenwood
- 2002 Charles E. Cleland
- 2003 Merrick Posnansky
- 2004 Kathleen A. Deagan
- 2005 Marcel Moussette
- 2006 Donald L. Hardesty
- 2007 William Kelso
- 2008 James E. Ayres
- 2009 Robert L. Schuyler
- 2010 Judy Bense
- 2011 Pilar Luna Erreguerena
- 2012 George Miller
- 2013 Mary Beaudry
- 2014 Theresa A. Singleton
- 2015 Douglas D. Scott
- 2016 Mark P. Leone
- 2017 Leland Ferguson
- 2018 Julia A. King
- 2019 Charles E. Orser
- 2020 Henry M. Miller
* awarded posthumously
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References
- "Awards and Prizes". Society for Historical Archaeology. Retrieved September 30, 2016.
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