Bibliography

PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS

Ludlow Collective
2001 Archaeology of the Colorado Coal Field War, 1913-1914. In Archaeologies of the
Contemporary Past, edited by V. Buchli and G. Lucas, pp. 94-107. Routledge Press,
London.

2002 The Colorado Coal Field War Archaeology Project. The SAA Archaeological Record 2(2):21-23.

McGuire, R. and P. Reckner
2002 “The Unromantic West: Labor, Capital and Struggle.” Historical Archaeology 36:44-
58.

McGuire, R., D. Saitta, and P. Duke
1998 Archaeology of the Colorado Coal Field War 1913-1914. Radical History Review 72:79-80.

1998 Colorado Coal Field War Project. Anthropology Newsletter December, American Anthropological Assoc., Washington D.C.

2000 Colorado Coal Field War Project. Annual Editions: Archaeology 01/02, Dushkin, McGraw-Hill, Sluice Dock, (Reprint of McGuire, Saitta, & Duke 1998).

Saitta, D.
2003 Ludlow Massacre. Historical Perspectives column for Blue Sky Quarterly, Spring 2003, page 10. Pinon Publishing, Pueblo CO.

In prep. Labor and Class in the West. Blackwell Studies in Global Archaeology: North America,
edited by S. Loren and T. Pauketat.

In prep Vandalism at the Ludlow Massacre Memorial. New Labor Forum.

Walker, M.
2000 Labor History at the Ground Level. Labor’s Heritage 11:60-75.

In prep. The Ludlow Massacre: Labor Struggle and Historical Memory in Southern
Colorado. In Conflict and the American Landscape. Special volume of Historical
Archaeology, edited by Paul Shackel.

Walker, M. and D. Saitta
2002 Teaching the Craft of Archaeology: Theory, Practice, and the Field School. International Journal of Historical Archaeology 6:199-207.

Wood, M.
In press “Working-class Households as a Site of Social Change.” In Household Chores: The
Struggle to Define and Determine the Household in Historical Archaeology, edited by K. S. Barile. Mobile: University of Alabama Press.

2002 “A House Divided: Changes in Women's Power Within and Outside the Household,
1900-1930.” in The Dynamics of Power, edited by M. O. Donovan. Carbondale, IL: Center for Archaeological Investigations.

2002 “Moving Towards Transformative Action Through Archaeology.” International Journal
of Historical Archaeology.

PROFESSIONAL PAPERS

Duke, P., R. McGuire, and D. Saitta
2001 Agency and the Praxis of Archaeology. Presented at the Society for American Archaeology meetings, New Orleans, April 21.

Gray, A. and D. Saitta
2002 Ludlow in Historical and Intellectual Context. Presented at the Society for American Archaeology Meeting, Denver.

Horn, C. and P. Reckner
1999 Re-imaging the Ludlow Tent Colony Through the Lens of Historical Archaeology. Paper
presented at the Society for Historical Archaeology meetings, Salt Lake City.

Jacobson, M.
2002 Ideological Strife: Landscape interpretation as analysis and integrative study in the Ludlow Massacre. Presented at the Society for American Archaeology Meeting, Denver.

Ludlow Collective
2000 Remembering Ludlow: Archaeology as Political Action. In the session "Developing
Archaeological Approaches to Labor in the New Millenium," 65th Annual Meeting of
the Society for American Archaeology, Philadelphia, 2000.

McGuire, R.
1996 La Arqueología Como Acción Política en Los Estados Unidos. I Congreso Iberoamericano de Arqueología Social La Rábida, España, 17 al 21 de Junio, 1996

1996 Archaeology as Political Action. R.B. Johnston Memorial Lecture, Trent University,
Peterborough, Ontario.

1998 Archaeology as Political Action: The Colorado Coal War Project. Paper presented at the
First Conference on Archaeological Theory in South America, Victoria, Brazil, April 6-9.

2000 Poster: Archaeology of the Colorado Coal Field War 1913-1914. American Anthropological Association, San Francisco.

2002 The Colorado Coal Field War Project. Presented at the Society for American Archaeology Meeting, Denver.

McGuire, R. and P. Reckner
1999 The Unromantic West: Labor, Capital, and Struggle. Paper presented at the
Society for Historical Archaeology meetings, Salt Lake City.

McGuire, R and M. Walker
1997 Archaeology as Political Action at Ludlow Colorado. Society for Historical Archaeology, Corpus Cristi.

Reckner, P.
2000 Remembering Ludlow: Archaeology as Political Action. Presented at the Society for
American Archaeology meeting, Philadelphia.

2002 Solidarity, Difference and the Materiality of Social Practice: Negotiating Community at the Ludlow Tent Colony, 1913-14. Presented at the Society for American Archaeology Meeting, Denver.

Saitta, D.
1998 Archaeology at the Ludlow Tent Colony. Presented at the annual meeting of the
Colorado Council of Professional Archaeologists, Pueblo, Colorado, March 13-14.

2001 Toward an Emancipatory Archaeology: Contributions from the Colorado Coal Field War Project. Presented at the Fort Lewis College Center of Southwest Studies Research Program “Not Just One Story: Collaborations in Cultural Research and Interpretation on Public Lands”. Durango, October 19.

2001 Historical Archaeology at the Ludlow Massacre Memorial. Presented at the Fort Lewis College Center of Southwest Studies Research Program “Archaeology that Matters: Collaborations, Applications, and Ethics in the Americas”. Durango, October 18.

2003 Industrial Archaeology, Public Memory, and Preservation: Contributions from the Colorado Coal Fields. Colorado Preservation, Inc. Saving Places Conference, Denver, February 7.

Saitta, D. and M. Walker
2001 Power of Place: The Ludlow Tent Colony Then and Now. AAA meetings, Washington
DC.

Saitta, D., R. McGuire, and P. Duke
1999 Working and Striking in Southern Colorado, 1913-1914. Presented at the Society
for Historical Archaeology annual meeting, Salt Lake City.

Walker, M.
1999 Archaeology, Audiences, and the Memory of Miners. Paper presented at the Society for
Historical Archaeology meetings, Salt Lake City.

1999 An Archaeology of Labor: Research on Ludlow and the 1913-14 Coal War. Paper
presented at the Colorado Council of Professional Archaeologists meetings, Glenwood
Springs, Colorado.

1999 The Ludlow Massacre: Labor Struggle and Historical Memory in Southern Colorado.
Paper presented at “Commemoration, Conflict, and the American Landscape,” University
of Maryland, College Park, Maryland.

1999 The Ludlow Massacre: Labor Struggle and Historical Memory in Southern Colorado.
Paper presented at the North American Labor History Conference, Detroit, Michigan.

2000 Making Their Own History: Remembering Labor Struggle in Southern Colorado.
In the session "Struggling Pasts", Society for Historical Archaeology Conference,
Quebec, January, 2000.

2000 Archaeology, Memory and Labor Struggle in Southern Colorado. In the session "Archaeologies of Memory: Case Studies, Comparative Perspectives," 65th Annual
Meetings of the Society for American Archaeology, Philadelphia,

2002 “All You Need To Know about Ludlow...": Class and the Construction of Memory.
Presented at the Society for American Archaeology meeting, Denver.

Walker, M. and D. Saitta
2001 Teaching the Craft of Archaeology: Theory, Practice, and the Field School. Presented at the Society for Historical Archaeology meetings, Long Beach, California.

Wood, M.
1998 Reinstating the Radical Potential of Feminism in Historical Archaeology. Paper
presented at the at the Society for American Archaeology meetings, Seattle.

2000 Labor of Love: Women's Domestic Labor and the Struggle for Transformative Social
Change. Visiting Scholars Conference, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale.

2000 Collective Action: Archaeology and Social Activism. Paper presented at the Annual
Conference of the Society for Historical Archaeology, Quebec, Canada.

2001 Cooking, Cleaning, and Class War: Domestic Labor and Social Protest in a Southern
Colorado Coal Mining Community. Paper presented at the American Anthropological Association Annual Meetings, Washington, D.C.
2002 An American Standard of Living: The Archaeology of Getting-by at Berwind 1910-1930. Presented at the Society for American Archaeology Meeting, Denver.

DOCTORAL DISSERTATIONS

Wood, M.
2002 Fighting for Our Homes: An Archaeology of Women's Domestic Labor and Social Change in a Working Class, Coal Mining Community, 1900-1930. Ph.D. dissertation, Department of Anthropology, Syracuse University.

MASTERS PAPERS/THESES

Bryant, D.
2001 Toward an Archaeology of Labor History. Masters Paper, Department of Anthropology,
University of Denver.

Horn, Claire C.
1998 Archaeology of the Ludlow Tent Colony. Masters thesis, Department of Anthropology,
University of Denver.

Jacobson, M
2002 Ideological Clash: A Study of Experience in the Colorado Coal Field War 1913-1914.
Masters Thesis, Department of Anthropology, Binghamton University.

Rudden, Mary E.
1998 Female Class Consciousness in the Ludlow Tent Colony. Masters thesis, Department of
Anthropology, University of Denver.

UNDERGRADUATE HONORS THESES

Broockmann, D.
2000 Computer Mapping and Photogrammetrie in the Colorado Coalfield War Archaeological Project. Senior Honors Theses, Department of Anthropology, Binghamton University.

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