James L. Swauger Age, Birthday, Zodiac Sign and Birth Chart

James L. Swauger (1913-2005) was an American archaeologist renowned for his extensive work on petroglyphs in the Ohio River valley. He played a pivotal role in reviving the anthropology program at Carnegie Museum, where he worked for many years, achieving notable positions including curator and associate director. His notable contributions include significant excavations and the foundation of the Upper Ohio Valley Archaeology Survey. Swauger published nearly 300 works and was instrumental in the study of Native American rock art, leaving a lasting impact on archaeology in western Pennsylvania.

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Meaning of the name - James

supplanter, he who takes the place of another

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November 1, 1913 Facts

Generation Group

James L. Swauger belongs to the GI Generation group.

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Place of Birth: West Newton, Pennsylvania

Place of Death: Johnston, Rhode Island

Cause of Death: pneumonia

Educated At: University of Pittsburgh

Occupation: archaeologist | curator

Children: 1 son | 2 daughters

Employers: Carnegie Museum of Natural History

Awards Received: Senior Scientist title

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Astrology Analysis

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