Gail Wagner

Gail Wagner is Professor Emerita of Anthropology at the University of South Carolina and a respected paleoethnobotanist (one of the few in the Southeast). Her fields of study are the precolonial archaeology of eastern North America (especially South Carolina) and ethnobotany (the study of the interrelationships between plants and peoples). She is a veteran of archaeological projects in the Midwest, Southwest, Israel, India, and South Carolina and has a Ph.D. in Anthropology from Washington University in St. Louis.

Speakers Bureau Topics by Gail Wagner

Can Nature Knowledge Save the World?

Anthropology and Archaeology Education and Pedagogy Health and Wellness

Indian Gardens

Anthropology and Archaeology Food History and Culture Native American History and Culture The Food We Celebrate Women's Studies

Use of Plants by American Indians

Anthropology and Archaeology Food History and Culture Native American History and Culture South Carolina History and Culture

Colonial Encounters

Anthropology and Archaeology Eighteenth-Century History and Culture Food History and Culture Native American History and Culture South Carolina History and Culture

Cofitachequi: A Chiefdom

Anthropology and Archaeology Native American History and Culture South Carolina History and Culture

What is a Vegetable?

Anthropology and Archaeology Food History and Culture The Food We Celebrate

Why Garden?

Anthropology and Archaeology South Carolina History and Culture

Gail Wagner

Speakers Bureau Topics by Gail Wagner

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