CURRICULUM VITAE. January David J. Johnson

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE January 2013 David J. Johnson PERSONAL DATA: Address: Department of Anthropology Brigham Young University 948 SWKT Provo, Utah Tel. (801) 378-2l965 Citizen: U.S EDUCATION: Ph.D., University of Utah (Anthropology), 1987 Dissertation: Nabataean Trade: Intensification and Culture Change. M.A., University of Utah (Anthropology), 1982 B.A., University of Utah (Chemistry), PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Graduate Coordinator, Anthropology FHSS College Research Committee Dept. of Anthropology, Internship coordinator Chairman, Rust and Shallit Trust Committee 2005 Undergraduate Research Committee, College of Family, Home and Social Sciences Rust trust committee Department Awards Committee 2002 Kennedy Center Research Grant Committee Undergraduate Coordinator-Archaeology Shallit Trust Committee Associate Professor, Brigham Young University Promotion and Tenure Committee, Department of Anthropology

2 Graduate Coordinator, Department of Anthropology Committee on Archaeology, Brigham Young University (Chair, ) Asst. Professor of Anthropology, Brigham Young University Academic Board, ARAM, Society for Syro-Mesopotamian Studies Visiting Asst. Professor of Anthropology, Brigham Young University. Committee on Archaeology, Brigham Young University Instructor, Introduction to World Prehistory, University of Utah Instructor, Archaeology of Ancient Egypt, University of Utah Teaching Asst., Cultural Anthropology / Prehistoric Archaeology, University of Utah Instructor, Archaeology and the Bible, LDS Institute, SLC, UT Science Instructor, U.S. Peace Corps, Uganda, Ethiopia. ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXPERIENCE: Co-Director, BYU Dhofar Expedition 2007 Field archaeologist, Excavations at Pollena Trocchia, Italy Field Archaeologist, American Foundation for the Study of Man, Marib Expedition, Yemen Director, B.Y.U. Wadi Mataha Expedition, Jordan Co-Director, American Expedition to Petra, Jordan Asst to the Director, American Expedition to Petra,Jordan Asst to the Director, Tell El-Shuqafiya Expedition, Egypt 1981 Field Crew, Bear River Bird Refuge Archaeological Survey. Computer Encoder, Utah Archaeological Center MX Missile Project Field Assistant, White Mesa Project Lab Staff, American Expedition to Petra. SCHOLARSHIPS: Federal Language Assistance Scholarship (Arabic).

3 PUBLICATIONS:PEER REVIEWED 2009 Subsurface Visualization Using Ground penetrating Radar for Archaeological site Preparation on the Northern Slope of Somma-Vesuvius: a Roman Site, Pollena Trocchia, Italy. Il Quarterio, Italian Journal of Quarternary Science Five Rocks Cut Shaft Tombs from Wadi Mataha, Annual of the Department of Antiquities of Jordan (with Julie Macdonald and Debra Harris) 2005 A New Nabataean Inscription from Wadi Mataha, Petra.( with Lamia el-khouri) Palestine Exploration Quarterly, vol.137,no.2, pp Survey and Excavations Temple of the Winged Lions Petra, Jordan with Philip C. Hammond. CD Rom Book Preliminary Report on Brigham Young University's First Season of Excavation and Survey at Wadi Mataha, Petra, Jordan. ( with Joel Janetski, Michael Chazan, Sarah Witcher and Richard Meadow. Annual of the Department of Antiquities of Jordan, Vol XLIII,pp Planning research on Oman, :The end of Lehi's Trail (with S.K.Brown, T. Ball, A. Green, and W. R. Phillips. Journal of Book of Mormon Studies. Vol 7,1 pp ' American Expedition to Petra, Seasons" ( with P.C. Hammond) Annual of the Department of Antiquities of Jordan, Vol. XXXVIII, pp Archaeology", Encyclopedia of Mormonism, Macmillan Press, pp " Nabataean Piriform Unguentaria", Aram, Journal of Syro-Mesopotamian Studies 2:1&2, "A Second Nabataean Inscription from Tell Esh-Shuqafiya, Egypt (with Hammond, Jones and Feima), Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research, No. 269: "A Religio-Legal Nabataean Inscription From the Atargatis / Al-'Uzza Temple at Petra" (with Hammond and Jones), Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research, No. 263:

4 TECHNICAL REPORTS 2012 Petra Wadi Mataha in Archaeology in Jordan American Journal of Archaeology v. 116 no.4 p Petra. Wadi Mataha in Archaeology in Jordan. American Journal of Archaeology, v. 114, pp Excavations in Wadi Mataha, Munjazat 2008 Excavations in Wadi Mataha, Munjazat v. 9, pp Excavations in Wadi Mataha, Munjazat V.8,p Excavations in Wadi Mataha, Munjazat V. 6, p Excavations in Wadi Mataha in Munjazat V.4 p Excavations in Wadi Mataha in Munjazat, V.2 p Excavations at Wadi Mataha in Munjazat, V.1, p Temple of the Winged Lions. Petra ( with P.C. and Lin Hammond ) in Archeology in Jordan. American Journal of Archaeology. V.105 pp Wadi Mataha, Petra, (with Joel Janetski) in Archaeology in Jordan American Journal of Archaeology v. 104 No. 3, p "Wadi Mataha, Petra " ( with Joel Janetski) in Archaeology in Jordan. American Journal of Archaeology, 102, pp "Petra, Temple of the Winged Lions" ( with P.C. Hammond) in Archeology in Jordan, American Journal of Archaeology, 98,pp "`Petra, Temple of the Winged Lions" ( with P.C. Hammond ) in Archaeology in Jordan, American Journal of Archaeology, 97, pp Multi Media 2005 Journey of Faith, FARMS, Featured Scholar. DVD 2005 Golden Road, the Ancient Incense Trail. FARMS, Feature scholar, DVD

5 PAPERS PRESENTED: 2012 A Nabataean Chamber Tomb and Carved Block in Wadi Mataha, Petra, Jordan 1 st International Conference on the Nabataeans. Petra, Jordan 2011 Votive Offerings from Nabataean Open air Shrines and Burials in Wadi-al- Mataha, Petra, Jordan. at The Seminar for Arabian Studies. British Museum. London 2006 New Discoveries from Petra, Gods, Graves and Painted Bones. Invited Lecture Glenbow Musum of Art, Petra in Profile Series Calgary, Alberta, Canada 2006 Harpocrates, Bes, Bastet, Recent Evidence for Egyptian Deitities at Petra. Invited lecture, Mt. Royal College, Calgary, Canada Petra and the Nabataeans as seen through the Lithographs of David Roberts Jan 16 th, 2003, Invited Lecture for the BYU Museum of Art A Nabataean Tomb with a Figural Façade from Wadi Mataha at Annual Meetings of the American School of Oriental Research. Toronto, Canada 2001 Faces for the Dead. Nabataean Funerary Art from Wadi Mataha at Annual Meetings of the American School of Oriental Research. Boulder, Colorado 1999 "Excavation and Survey of Non-elite Nabataean Funerary, Domestic and Cultic Features, Wadi Mataha, Petra. at the Annual Meetings of the American School of Oriental Research. Cambridge,Mass " Nabataean Ostraca and Inscribed Sherds from the Temple of the Winged Lions at Petra." at the Annual Meeting of the American Schools of Oriental Research. Philadelphia, Penn " Two recently excavated Nabataean Shrines from the Temple of the Winged Lions at Petra." at the Annual Meeting of the American Schools of Oriental Research. Kansas City, Missouri " Nabataean Amethyst Trade" at the Annual Meeting of the American Schools of Oriental Research. San Francisco, Cal "Mass Spectroscopic and Pixie Analysis of Nabataean Pigments from Petra" at the Annual Meeting of Sigma Xi, University of Utah Chapter "Nabataean Pyriform Unguentaria" at the First Internatioal Conference of ARAM, Oxford University "Nabataean Trade and Economics: Intensification and Cultural Change" at the Annual Meeting of the Association of Ancient Historians "Nabataean Incense Trade: Economics and Change in the First Century A.D." at the Utah Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters.

6 Conferences Organized 1997 "Petra and the Nabataeans". at Brigham Young University, Mar 15-16, Panel Discussant 1999 "Artifact and Faith" Conference of the Mormon Studies Association. April 1999 PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS American Schools of Oriental Research Sigma Xi

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David McKay Boren Brigham Young University (801) 422-0059 david_boren@byu.edu EDUCATION 2010 PhD: Educational Leadership Brigham Young University, Provo, UT McKay School of Education, Department of Educational