Obituary of Darlene R. Moore (January 19, 1938 to June 22, 2024)

Authors

  • Michael Graves University of New Mexico
  • Judy Amesbury
  • Jacy Moore-Miller

Abstract

Darlene Moore was instrumental in advancing the history and prehistory of the Mariana Islands during a career that spanned 40 years. She created the first female owned and operated archaeological consulting firm in the Pacific, mentored archaeology students on Guam, and contributed to documenting, evaluating, and interpreting archaeological sites, with an emphasis on ceramic and agricultural production. 

Published

2025-02-23

Issue

Vol. 48 (2025): Journal of Indo-Pacific Archaeology

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