Crabtree Award

Established in 1985 to recognize significant contributions to archaeology in the Americas made by individual who has had little if any formal training in archaeology and little if any wage or salary as an archaeologist. The award is named after Don Crabtree of Twin Falls, Idaho, who made significant contributions to the study of lithic technology and whose dedication to archaeology was a lifelong personal and financial commitment. The awardees have been:

1985	Clarence H. Webb, MD
1987	Leonard W. Blake
1988	Julian Dodge Hayden
1989	J. B. Sollberger
1990	Ben C. McCary
1991	James Pendergast
1992	Stuart W. Conner
1993	Mary Elizabeth Good
1994	Leland W. Patterson
1995	Jeff Carskadden
1996	James H. Word
1997	Sidney Merrick Wheeler (posthumous) and Georgia Nancy Wheeler Felts
1998	Reca Jones
1999	Gene L. Titmus
2000	Richard P. Mason
2001	John D. "Jack" Holland
2002	Richard A. Bice
2003	Dr. Guillermo Mata Amado

Last Modified: Tuesday August 10 2004