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Maxine McBrinn

Maxine McBrinn
OAS Research Associate, curator and author
arch81c@yahoo.com

PhD, University of Colorado, 2002

Maxine McBrinn was the Curator of Archaeology between 2012-2019 at the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture and has authored and edited seven books and more than 30 scholarly publications. She coauthored the third edition of Archaeology of the Southwest (2012) with Linda Cordell. She is actively working on the fourth edition of the favored undergraduate textbook and continuing to investigate perishable artifacts.