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Renaud, E. B. (Etienne Bernardeau), 1880-1973
Etienne B. Renaud (1880-1973) served as faculty member of University of Denver Dept. of Anthropology from 1920-1948. Renaud influenced archeaological survey methods describing one of the first attempts at systematic excavation in the American Southwest. In 1929 he directed a field expedition for the Colorado Museum of Natural History. He conducted archaeological surveys of the American plains area including Eastern Colorado, 1930-1933; Eastern Wyoming, 1931; Western Nebraska, 1933; Northeast New Mexico, 1934-1935; Southern Wyoming, 1935-1939; and Southern Colorado, 1940-1943. Renaud deposited artifacts from his field expeditions in the University of Denver Anthropology Museum.
From the description of E.B. Renaud papers. 1921-1946. (University of Denver, Penrose Library). WorldCat record id: 43449533
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Renaud, E. B.
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Renaud, E. B. (Etienne Bernardeau), b. 1880-
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Etienne Bernardeau Renaud was born in Billancourt-Bologne, France, on June 14, 1880. In 1913 he became a U.S. citizen. During World War I he was a French military instructor at Fort Logan, Colorado. During World War II, he was the Director of Instruction in Language Studies and a Professor of Special Geography for Aviation. From the early 1920s through the 1930s, Dr. Renaud participated in many archaeological field trips in much of Europe. He was one of the first archaeologists to u...
