Joel W. Grossman, Ph.D. — Archaeological Bibliography

1966 – 2026
Rev. 4-23-2026
Note: Use Ctrl + Click (Windows) or Cmd + Click (Mac) to download hyperlinked files from the Publications folder on my website, www.GeospatialArchaeology.com. Thirty-two articles are also available for download from www.Researchgate.net. All web links are under revision due to recent hosting platform software updates.
Contents
  1. I.  Published Articles, International Expeditions & US Government Investigations (124 entries)
  2. II.  Invited National and International Conference Papers, 1966–2021 (40 entries)

I.  Published Articles, International Expeditions, and Official UNESCO, OAS & US Government Prehistoric & Historic Investigations

  1. 1. Grossman, Joel W. 2022a. “Waywaka. Los fechados AMS finales para la Fase A de Muyu Moqo. Cerámica y oro.” Invitado por Roberto Lleras para el Simposio Temático: Arqueometalurgia Sudamericana. Actas del VIII Congreso de Archaeologia, Lima, Perú. ⇩ PDF
  2. 2. Grossman, Joel W. 2022b. “A 3D Reconstruction of a Seventeenth-Century New Amsterdam Garden.” de Halve Maen: Magazine of the Dutch Colonial Period in America 95, no. 1 (Spring). ⇩ PDF
  3. 3. Grossman, Joel W. 2022c. “Waywaka: Los fechas AMS finales para la Fase A de Muyu Moqo Cerámica y Oro.” Simposio Temático: Arqueología Metalúrgica Sudamérica, organizado por Roberto Lleras. CNA: Actas del VIII Congreso Nacional de Arqueología, Ministerio de Cultura, Lima, Perú. [MP4 Video: Canal 24-Television, Lima, Perú.] ⇩ MP4
  4. 4. Grossman, Joel W., Marcelo Arroyo Ríos, Rolando Paredes Eyzaguirre, Rubín García, Hugo R. Ludeña, Graciela Fattorini Murillo, y Carmen Thays. 2021. “Visión Bajo la Tierra: La Viabilidad de la Teledetección Geofísica Arqueológica en la Costa y las Tierras Altas de Perú.” La UNESCO-OAS and Andrés Bello Project, Instituto Nacional de Cultura. [Spanish translation of Grossman et al. 2020; translated by Rachel Mas.] ⇩ PDF
  5. 5. Grossman, Joel W., Marcelo Arroyo Ríos, Rolando Paredes Eyzaguirre, Rubén García, Hugo R. Ludeña, Graciela Fattorini Murillo, y Carmen Thays. 2020. “Seeing Underground: The Feasibility of Archaeological Remote Sensing in Coastal and Highland Peru.” In Contributions to New World Archaeology (CNWA), vol. 15. Jagiellonian University, Institute of Archaeology, Kraków, Poland. Under the auspices of the Instituto Nacional de Cultura Peruana (INC) and the UNESCO-OAS Andrés Bello Project. ⇩ PDF
  6. 6. Grossman, Joel W., Joseph E. Diamond, and Eri Weinstein. 2019. “The Pre-contact ‘Haul Road’ Site, West Point Foundry, Cold Spring, New York: 4,400 Years of Microstratigraphic Deposition.” Journal of Mid-Atlantic Archaeology, no. 35. ⇩ PDF
  7. 7. Grossman, Joel W. 2018. “A Brief Commentary on ‘South of the Rio Grande: Helmut De Terra and the Tepexpan Man of Mexico’ by Daniel Schávelzon and Ana Igareta.” HAIG: Newsletter of the History of Archaeology Interest Group, Society for American Archaeology 8, no. 2 (August). ⇩ PDF
  8. 8. Grossman, Joel W., Robert J. Taylor, and Eri Weinstein. 2016. “Trace Element Time Markers as Proxies for the Calibration of Civil War-Era Sediment Accumulations at the West Point Foundry.” IA: The Journal of the Society for Industrial Archeology 42, no. 2. ⇩ PDF
  9. 9. Grossman, Joel W., Lucille Johnson, and Dorothy Peteet. 2015. “The Archaeology of Little Wood Creek: New Chronometric Evidence.” Archaeology of Eastern North America 43: 173–98. ⇩ PDF
  10. 10. Grossman, Joel W. 2013a. “The Waywaka Gold: New Chronometric Evidence.” Andean Past 11: 123–38. Ithaca, NY. [Now updated with a 5th AMS determination — see Grossman 2022a.] ⇩ PDF
  11. 11. Grossman, Joel W. 2013b. “A Low Status Late Intermediate Period Offering Pit in Andahuaylas, Apurímac, Peru.” Andean Past 11: 279–86. Ithaca, NY. ⇩ PDF
  12. 12. Grossman, Joel W., Lucille Johnson, and Dorothy Peteet. 2013c. “The Archaeology of Little Wood Creek: Synopsis, Context and New Chronometric Evidence.” The Hudson River Foundation, Grant to the Hudson River Environmental Society, Grant No. 003/11A. ⇩ PDF
  13. 13. Grossman, Joel W. 2011. “Chapter 8: Archaeological Indices of Environmental Change and Colonial Ethnobotany in 17th Century Dutch New Amsterdam.” In Environmental History of the Hudson River: Human Uses that Changed Ecology; Ecology that Changed Human Uses, edited by Robert Henshaw. Proceedings of the 2009 Hudson River Environmental Society (HRES) Conference. Albany: SUNY Press. ⇩ PDF
  14. 14. Grossman, Joel W. 2009. “Post-field Report on Erfgoed Nederland-Sponsored Conference and Interdisciplinary Contacts and Meetings with Dutch Scholars.” Netherlands Institute of Heritage – International Visitors Program, Amsterdam and Leiden, The Netherlands. ⇩ PDF
  15. 15. Grossman, Joel W. 2008a. “Inter-Regional Studies: Archaeology of Toxic and Hazardous Environments.” In Encyclopedia of Archaeology (2008), edited by D. Pearsall, vol. 3, 2134–56. Oxford: Elsevier/Academic Press. [Invited chapter.] ⇩ PDF
  16. 16. Grossman, Joel W. 2008b. “Future of Archaeology in 21st Century: Human-Landscape Interactions.” In Encyclopedia of Archaeology (2008), edited by D. Pearsall, vol. 2, 1458–76. Oxford: Elsevier/Academic Press. [Invited chapter.] ⇩ PDF
  17. 17. Grossman, Joel W. 2006. Cultural Resource Investigation of Ten Sites in the Hackensack Meadowlands Restoration Project, Hudson and Bergen Counties, New Jersey. With contributions and recommendations by Joel W. Grossman and Dorothy Peteet. Prepared for the US Army Corps of Engineers, Region II, New York, by Hunter Research. Contract No. DACW51-01-D-0018, Delivery Order No. 0046.
  18. 18. Grossman, Joel W. 2004. The Archaeology of Furnace Falls: A Mitigation Report on the Use of GIS, GPS & LIDAR for the Definition and Documentation of Furnace Falls Dam, Spillway, Weir & Channel. Prepared for the NJDEP & Compac Corporation, Netcong-Stanhope, New Jersey. NJDEP Acc. No. MULT C 541a. ⇩ PDF
  19. 19. Grossman, Joel W. 2003. “From Raritan Landing to Albany’s Riverfront: The Path Toward Total 3D Archaeological Site Recording.” In People, Places and Material Things: Historical Archaeology of Albany, New York, edited by Charles Fisher, chap. 15, 167–86. New York State Museum Bulletin 499. Albany: The University of the State of New York, The State Education Department. ⇩ PDF
  20. 20. Grossman, Joel W. 2002. Joint Engineering and Archaeological Mitigation Plan for the Furnace Falls Pond Dam, Weir, Spillway and Channel, Stanhope/Netcong, Morris and Sussex Counties, New Jersey. Prepared for Compac Corporation, Netcong, NJ. NJDEP Acc. No. MULT C541. ⇩ PDF
  21. 21. Grossman, Joel W. 1997. “Applied Technology in Archaeological Investigation.” Under contract with the United States Army Environmental Center, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, as mandated by the Office of The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, Washington, DC. 139 pp. ⇩ PDF
  22. 22. Grossman, Joel W. 1996a. Archaeological and Historical Sensitivity Evaluation of the U.S. Radium Facility – Tasks 1, 2, 3, 4 & 9, City of Orange, Essex County, New Jersey. Draft Final Report – Rev. II. Prepared for Malcolm Pirnie, Inc. & USEPA, Subcontract No. ARCS-C-018. September.
  23. 23. Grossman, Joel W. 1996b. “The Prehistoric and Historic Archaeology of West Branch Dam #1, Carmel, New York: Stage 1A/1B Findings and Recommendations.” Prepared for John G. Waite Associates for the New York DEP as part of the West Branch Dam Remediation. February.
  24. 24. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1995a. The Archaeology of Civil War Water Control Systems on the Lower East Side of Manhattan: Data Recovery and Mitigation within Lots 58 and 59, PSA 4 Project, New York, New York (CEQR No. 95CHA001M). Prepared for the New York City Housing Authority, New York. ⇩ PDF
  25. 25. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1995b. “Historic and Cultural Resources.” In Draft Environmental Impact Statement on the Special Area Management Plan for the Hackensack Meadowlands District, New Jersey. Prepared by Grossman and Associates, Inc., under contract with Camp Dresser McGee (CDM), the USACE, NOAA, USEPA, NJDEP, and the New Jersey Meadowlands Commission. June. (See Grossman Multi-Agency Conference Paper Project Summary—1993b.) ⇩ PDF
  26. 26. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1995c. “PSA 4 Addendum to Archaeological Data Recovery Results: Economic and Ethnic Land Use History of Lot 58: The Human Face of Lot 58.” Prepared for the New York City Housing Authority. CEQR No. 95-CHA001M.
  27. 27. Grossman, Joel W. 1995d. “Archaeology: Western Hemisphere.” Encyclopedia Britannica, 102–4. Chicago: Encyclopædia Britannica. ⇩ PDF
  28. 28. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1995e. “Phase IB Cultural Resource Report, Amboy Road/Weir Avenue, Staten Island, New York.” Prepared for R. Randy Lee. CEQR 84-116R.
  29. 29. Grossman, Joel W. 1995f. “Peeling Back the Big Apple: A Civil War-era Jewish ‘Mikva’ Ritual Bath.” Federal Archaeology 7, no. 4 (Winter/Spring 1995).
  30. 30. Grossman, Joel W. 1994a. “High Caliber Discovery: The Historical Archaeology of West Point Foundry.” Federal Archaeology 7, no. 2 (Summer): 38–43. ⇩ PDF (full article with plates)
  31. 31. Grossman, Joel W. 1994b. “High Caliber Discovery: The Historical Archaeology of West Point Foundry.” Federal Archaeology 7, no. 2 (Summer): 38–43. [Hard copy article with plates.] ⇩ PDF
  32. 32. Grossman, Joel W. 1994c. “The Role of Espionage and Foreign Intelligence in the Development of Heavy Ordnance at the West Point Foundry, Cold Spring, New York.” In Look to the Earth: The Archaeology of the Civil War, edited by C. Geier and S. Winter. Knoxville: University of Tennessee Press. ⇩ PDF
  33. 33. Grossman, Joel W. 1994d. Hackensack Meadowlands Archaeological and Historical Sensitivity and Impact Evaluation, vols. I–II. Prepared as PI & PA as part of the Multi-Agency Special Area Study (SAMP) under contract with Camp Dresser MacGee, for the USACE, NOAA, USEPA, NJDEP, and the NJ Meadowlands Commission. (See Grossman 2003.) ⇩ PDF
  34. 34. Grossman, Joel W. 1994e. “End of Field Report and Recommendations from the Presence and Absence Archaeological Test Results with Six Rear Lot Areas of Police Plaza Service Area Facility 4 Project Site, New York, New York.”
  35. 35. Grossman, Joel W. 1994f. “Archaeology: Western Hemisphere.” Encyclopedia Britannica, Annual Review of New World Discoveries, 96–99. Chicago: Encyclopædia Britannica. ⇩ PDF
  36. 36. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1994g. “End of Field Letter for the Archaeological Documentation and Mitigation of the Pre-Civil War Stone Cistern and Associated Drain Complex within Lots 658 and 59, Block 378, PSA 4 Project, New York, New York.” CEQR 94HPD302M. ⇩ PDF
  37. 37. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1993a. “The Archaeology and Economic History of the Civil War-Era Workers’ Housing Complex at West Point Foundry, Cold Spring, New York.” Prepared under contract with Malcolm Pirnie, Inc., for the USEPA and Army Corps of Engineers, Region II, New York. Grossman and Associates, Inc.
  38. 38. Grossman, Joel W. 1993b. “Stage 1A Archaeological Sensitivity Evaluation of the Flushing Manor Geriatric Center, Flushing, Queens County, New York (Block 5014, Lots 4 and 86).” Prepared for Environmental Project Data Statements Company, Inc. CEQRA 93-012Q. Grossman and Associates, Inc.
  39. 39. Grossman, Joel W. 1993c. “Stage 1A Archaeological and Historical Sensitivity Evaluation of the Romano Property, Queens County, New York (Lot 31, Block 4697).” Prepared for Gino Romano. CEQRA 129-92CQBSA. Grossman and Associates, Inc.
  40. 40. Grossman, Joel W. 1993d. The Stage 1B Cultural Resource Report of the Flushing Manor Geriatric Center, Flushing, Queens County, New York (Block 5014, Lots 4 & 86). For Environmental Project Data Statements Company. CEQR 93-012. Grossman and Associates, Inc., New York.
  41. 41. Grossman, Joel W. 1992a. “A Stage I Archaeological and Historical Sensitivity Evaluation of Foundry Cove and the Cold Spring Waterfront [GIS, Marine Geophysics and Sub-bottom Sedimentation & Trace Element Coring].” Prepared under contract with Malcolm Pirnie, Inc., for the USEPA and USACE. (See Grossman et al. 2016.) ⇩ PDF
  42. 42. Grossman, Joel W. 1992b. “Stage IA Archaeological and Historical Sensitivity Evaluation of the Hackensack Meadowlands, New Jersey.” Prepared for the Hackensack Meadowlands Development Commission (HMDC), NJDEP & the USEPA. Grossman and Associates, Inc., New York, NY. ⇩ PDF
  43. 43. Grossman, Joel W. 1992c. “Stage 1B Archaeological Investigation and Landscape Reconstruction for the Area of Mead Hall, Drew University, New Jersey.” Prepared for the Office of Facilities Management, Drew University, and for NJDEP. Grossman and Associates, Inc., New York, NY.
  44. 44. Grossman, Joel W. 1992d. “Archaeology: Western Hemisphere.” Encyclopedia Britannica, Annual Review of New World Discoveries, 96–98. Chicago: Encyclopædia Britannica. ⇩ PDF
  45. 45. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1991a. “The Archaeological Discovery and Excavation of R.P. Parrott’s Civil War Era Gun Testing Facility at West Point Foundry.” Prepared under contract with Malcolm Pirnie for the USEPA, Region II, New York. Grossman and Associates, Inc., New York.
  46. 46. Grossman, Joel W., Notie Agelarakas, Victor Ortiz, Michael Stoyka, Lori Boros, George J. Myers, Vincent Melomo, Argie Agelarakas, and Diane Dallal. 1991b. “The Buried History of City Hall Park: The Initial Archaeological Identification, Definition and Documentation of Well-Preserved 18th-Century Deposits and the Possible Structural Remains of New York City’s First Almshouse.” Prepared for the NYC Department of General Services, NY (Project No. PW-29244 CP-26529 OMO-89B2017, Draft 1989, Final 1991). Grossman and Associates, Inc. ⇩ PDF
  47. 47. Grossman, Joel W. 1991c. “Artifact Tests and Artifact Analysis Results from Rufus King Park, Jamaica, Queens, New York.” Prepared for Landsite Contracting Corp. Grossman and Associates, Inc.
  48. 48. Grossman, Joel W. 1991d. “Archaeology: Western Hemisphere.” Encyclopedia Britannica, Annual Review of New World Discoveries, 126–27. Chicago: Encyclopædia Britannica. ⇩ PDF
  49. 49. Grossman, Joel W. 1990a. “Excavation and Analysis Results of Archaeological Investigations at Mediania Alta (L-23) and Vieques (L-23), Loiza, Puerto Rico.” Prepared for the US EPA, Region II, and the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (PRASA), San Juan. Grossman and Associates, Inc., New York, NY. ⇩ PDF
  50. 50. Grossman, Joel W., A. Agelarakas, W. Barse, N. Niamir, R. Vercruysse, B. Ludwig, J. Hansen, K. Reinhard, L. Sirkin, D. Reese, D. Dallal, J. Foss, A. Segovia, V. Ortiz, E. Reys, and M. Myers. 1990b. The Excavation, Analysis and Reconstruction of Transitional Period, Late Woodland Period, and Colonial Occupations at the Little Wood Creek Site, Fort Edward, Washington County, New York. 6 vols. USEPA and the Washington County Sewer Authority, USEPA Proj. C 36-1305-01. (See Grossman et al. 2015.) ⇩ PDF
  51. 51. Grossman, Joel W. 1990c. “Archaeology: Western Hemisphere.” Encyclopedia Britannica, Annual Review of New World Discoveries, 144–46. Chicago: Encyclopædia Britannica. ⇩ PDF
  52. 52. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1990d. “Proposal for a Presence or Absence Cultural Resource Survey of the Seagirt Boulevard Development Project.” CEQRA 89-068Q.
  53. 53. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1989. “Phase 1A Archaeological Sensitivity Evaluation of the Seagirt Boulevard Development Project, Far Rockaway, Queens, New York.” For Ethan Eldon Associates, Inc. May and October. CEQR 89-068Q.
  54. 54. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1988a. “Archaeological Sensitivity Evaluation and Testing Recommendations for the Proposed Subterranean Utilities Corridor between City Hall and Tweed Court House, City Hall Park, New York City.” Project No. PW-292-44. Grossman and Associates, Inc., New York. ⇩ PDF
  55. 55. Grossman, Joel W. 1988b. “Archaeological and Historical Sensitivity Evaluation of the Towers Project Parcel, Block 1841.” CEQR 87-299M. Grossman and Associates, Inc., Manhattan.
  56. 56. Grossman, Joel W. 1988c. An Archaeological and Historical Sensitivity Evaluation of Surviving Open Areas Within the Little Italy Special Zoning District, Area B, Blocks 508, 509, and 521. Prepared for Dresdner, Robin & Associates, Planning and Environmental Management, Inc. CEQR 87-311M. Grossman and Associates, Inc., Manhattan. ⇩ PDF
  57. 57. Grossman, Joel W., Diane Dallal, Víctor Ortiz, Argiro Agelarakas, Eugene Reyes, and Regan Vercruysse. 1988d. “Archaeological Sensitivity Evaluation and Testing Recommendations for the Proposed Subterranean Utilities Corridor between City Hall and Tweed Court House, City Hall Park, New York City.” Project No. PW-292-44. Prepared for the Department of General Services, City of New York. Grossman and Associates, Inc. ⇩ PDF
  58. 58. Grossman, Joel W. 1988e. “Archaeology: Western Hemisphere.” Encyclopedia Britannica, Annual Review of New World Discoveries, 127–28. Chicago: Encyclopædia Britannica. ⇩ PDF
  59. 59. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1987a. The Waterfront of Colonial New York: An Intensive Archaeological Sensitivity Study of Potential Surviving Archaeological Remains within the Defined South Ferry Development Parcel. 2 vols. Prepared for the Zeckendorf Corporation, New York. Grossman and Associates, Inc., New York.
  60. 60. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1987b. “Testing Recommendations for a Subsurface Archaeological Evaluation of the Proposed Hylan Boulevard Shopping Center Parcel, Staten Island, New York.” Block 7755, Richmond Corporation. CEQR 86-235R.
  61. 61. Grossman, Joel W. 1987c. “Archaeology: The Western Hemisphere.” Encyclopedia Britannica, Annual Review of New World Discoveries, 142–44. Chicago: Encyclopædia Britannica. ⇩ PDF
  62. 62. Grossman, Joel W. 1986. “Archaeology: The Western Hemisphere.” Encyclopedia Britannica, Annual Review of New World Discoveries, 185–86. Chicago: Encyclopædia Britannica. ⇩ PDF
  63. 63. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1986b. “Archaeological and Historical Sensitivity Evaluation of the Towers Project Parcel, Block 18411.” CEQR 87-299M. Landmarks ID: 66.
  64. 64. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1985a. The Excavation of Agustinige Heeman’s Warehouse and Associated 17th-Century Dutch West India Company Deposits: The Broad Financial Center. Final Mitigation Report, 2 vols. Prepared for the Howard Ronson Organization (HRO) International, by Greenhouse Consultants, Inc., and the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission, New York. ⇩ PDF
  65. 65. Grossman, Joel W. 1985b. “Archaeology: The Western Hemisphere.” Encyclopedia Britannica Yearbook, Annual Review of New World Discoveries, 166–68. Chicago: Encyclopædia Britannica. ⇩ PDF
  66. 66. Grossman, Joel W., and William Roberts. 1985c. “Phase IB Cultural Resources Report, Amboy Road/Weir Avenue, Staten Island, New York.” Prepared for R. Randy Lee. CEQRA 84-116R. Greenhouse Consultants, Inc.
  67. 67. Grossman, Joel W. 1984. “Archaeology: The Western Hemisphere.” Encyclopedia Britannica Yearbook, Annual Review of New World Discoveries, 178–79. Chicago: Encyclopædia Britannica. ⇩ PDF
  68. 68. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1983a. “Phase I Report & Mitigation Report for the Broad Street Plaza Site, New York, NY, Area I, Lots 12–14.” Prepared for Fox & Fowle Architects and the Howard Ronson Organization International Ltd. (HRO), Contract No. 32-83-0005. Greenhouse Consultants, Inc. ⇩ PDF
  69. 69. Grossman, Joel W. 1983b. “Archaeology: Western Hemisphere.” Encyclopedia Britannica, Annual Review of New World Discoveries, 179–80. Chicago: Encyclopædia Britannica. ⇩ PDF
  70. 70. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1983c. Historical Documentary Report: Broad Street Plaza Site, New York, New York [Archaeological Sensitivity and Testing Strategy]. Prepared for Fox and Fowle Architects and HRO International, Ltd., by Greenhouse Consultants, Inc. September.
  71. 71. Grossman, Joel W. 1983d. “Demographic Changes and Economic Transformations in the South-Central Highlands of Pre-Wari Peru.” Ñawpa Pacha 21: 45–126. Berkeley: Institute of Andean Studies, University of California.
  72. 72. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1983e. Historical Documentary Report: Assay Office Site, New York, New York. With contributions by Susan Dublin, Bertram Herbert, and Leo Hershkowitz. Prepared for Fox and Fowle Architects and HRO International, Ltd., by Greenhouse Consultants, Inc. CEQR 83-229m. ⇩ PDF
  73. 73. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1983f. “Phase II Report and Mitigation Proposal for Area II (Lots 8 and 10), Broad Street Plaza Site, New York, New York.” October 12. Landmarks Report 317. ⇩ PDF
  74. 74. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1983g. Proposal to Perform Archaeological Testing, Broad Street Plaza Site, New York, New York. For Fox & Fowle Architects and HRO International, Ltd. Contract No. 32-83-P004. Landmarks ID: 24.
  75. 75. Grossman, Joel W., Marcelo Arroyo Ríos, Rolando Paredes Eyzaguirre, Rubén García, Hugo R. Ludeña, Graciela Fattorini Murillo, y Carmen Thays. 1982a. Seeing Underground: The Feasibility of Archaeological Remote Sensing in Coastal and Highland Peru. Prepared for the Instituto Nacional de Cultura, Lima, Peru, under the auspices of UNESCO, OAS, and the Andrés Bello Fund. ⇩ PDF
  76. 76. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1982b. “Raritan Landing: The Archaeology of a Buried Port,” vols. I–IV. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO), Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ. Prepared for USEPA and the Middlesex County Sewer Authority. (See Grossman 1980a.) ⇩ PDF
  77. 77. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1982c. Archaeological Data Recovery: Interstate 195, Sections 6C, 7A, and 7B, Preventorium Road to Route 34/38 Interchange, Howell and Wall Townships, Monmouth County, New Jersey. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO), Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ. NJDEP Archive, Box P782, Location: I-MON F 18a.
  78. 78. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1981. An Archaeological and Historical Survey of the Proposed Raritan Confluence Reservoir, Somerset County, New Jersey. Rutgers University Archaeological Survey Office (RASO). Phase II. NJDEP/HPO Report SOM K 137a; STORED Box P863.
  79. 79. Grossman, Joel W. 1980a. “Defining Boundaries and Targeting Excavation with Ground-Penetrating Radar: The Case of Raritan Landing.” EIA Review 1, no. 2. ⇩ PDF
  80. 80. Grossman, Joel W., and John Cavallo. 1980b. “The Status and Potentials of Predictive Surveys in New Jersey.” Invited chapter in 1980 New Jersey State Plan for Historic Preservation. Trenton: State Historic Preservation Office. ⇩ PDF
  81. 81. Grossman, Joel W. 1980c. “Archaeology: Western Hemisphere.” Encyclopedia Britannica, Annual Review of New World Discoveries, 183–85. Chicago: Encyclopædia Britannica. ⇩ PDF
  82. 82. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1979a. Main Truck Sewer and Related Facilities – South Bound Brook along Raritan and South Rivers to Donaldson Park. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO). Phase II.
  83. 83. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1979b. A Preliminary Report of the Potential National Register Resources within the Impact Area of Route I-195, Sections 6C, 7A, and 7B, from West of Preventorium to Route 38/Route 34 Interchange, Howell Township, Monmouth County. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO). Phase II. STORED Box P779; NJEMS: 15467601; MON F 18.
  84. 84. Grossman, Joel W. 1979c. “Archaeology: Western Hemisphere.” Encyclopedia Britannica, Annual Review of New World Discoveries, 186–87. Chicago: Encyclopædia Britannica. ⇩ PDF
  85. 85. Grossman, Joel W. 1978a. “Un Antiguo Orfebre de los Andes.” In Tecnología Andina, edited by R. Ravines, 521–28. Lima: Instituto de Estudios Peruanos – Instituto de Investigación Tecnológica, Industrial y de Normas Técnicas. [Spanish translation of Grossman 1972b.] ⇩ PDF
  86. 86. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1978b. Report on an Archaeological and Historical Survey of the Proposed Sanitary Sewers in Dover Township, Ocean County, New Jersey. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO).
  87. 87. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1978c. An Archaeological and Historical Survey of Two Realigned Portions of the Proposed Manalapan Brook Trunk Sewerage Project in the New Jersey Area of Spotswood, Middlesex County, New Jersey. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO).
  88. 88. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1978d. Manasquan Reservoir System Project: Environmental Impact Analysis, Cultural Resource Survey Report. Prepared for the Division of Water Resources, New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Trenton. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO).
  89. 89. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1978e. Manasquan River Reservoir System Project: Expanded Historical and Archaeological Survey Report. 3rd revision, June 23. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO). Phase II. STORED Box P781; NJEMS: 15467705; MON Y.
  90. 90. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1978f. An Archaeological and Historical Survey of the A-3 Alignment Alternative of the Proposed Old Bridge Sewerage Project, Old Bridge Township, New Jersey. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO). Phase I.
  91. 91. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1978g. A Research and Budget Proposal for an Archaeological Data Recovery Program at Landing Lane Archaeological District. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO), Cook College, Rutgers University.
  92. 92. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1978h. The Ground Penetrating Radar Survey of Raritan Landing: Archaeological Findings, Documentary Evidence and Data Recovery Options. Prepared for the Middlesex County Sewer Authority and the USEPA, Region II. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO), Rutgers University, NJ. (See Grossman 1980a.) ⇩ PDF
  93. 93. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1978i. An Archaeological and Historical Survey of Two Proposed Wastewater Treatment Plant Facility Areas in the Township of Ocean and the City of Asbury Park, Monmouth County, New Jersey. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO). Phase I. STORED Box P183; MON E 41.
  94. 94. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1978j. Environmental Impact Analysis for the Proposed Manasquan River Reservoir System Project, Monmouth County, NJ: Appendix J – Expanded Historical and Archaeological Survey Report. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO). STORED Box P781; MON Y 2 v1.
  95. 95. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1978k. Manasquan River Reservoir System Project: Expanded Historical and Archaeological Survey Report, 3rd revision, June 23. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO). Phase II. STORED Box P781; NJEMS: 15467705; MON Y 2.
  96. 96. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1978l. Archaeological and Historical Survey of Two Proposed Wastewater Treatment Plant Facility Areas in the Township of Ocean and the City of Asbury Park, Monmouth County, New Jersey. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO). Phase I. STORED Box P183; MON E 41.
  97. 97. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1978m. Manasquan River Reservoir System Project: Expanded Historical and Archaeological Survey Report, 3rd revision, June 23. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO). Phase II. STORED Box P781; NJEMS: 15467705; MON Y 2.
  98. 98. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1977a. Archaeological and Historical Survey of the Proposed Tokamak Fusion Test Reactor. Prepared for the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, Princeton University. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO), Rutgers University, NJ. Archive Designation Gr77.
  99. 99. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1977b. Raritan Confluence Force Main and Pump Station: Somerset and Hunterdon Counties, New Jersey. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO). STORED NJ HPO Box P193; SOM K 137.
  100. 100. Fredrickson, David A., and Joel W. Grossman. 1977c. “A San Dieguito Component at Buena Vista Lake, California: Discovery of a Deeply Buried 8000 BP San Dieguito Component.” Journal of California Archaeology 4, no. 2: 173–90. ⇩ PDF
  101. 101. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1977d. “Environmental Assessment of the Raritan Confluence Force Main [Somerset and Hunterdon Counties, NJ].” Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO). Phase II. STORED Box P864; MULT Y 1.
  102. 102. Grossman, Joel W. 1977e. Environmental Impact Analysis for the Proposed Manasquan Reservoir System Project, Monmouth County, New Jersey. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO). STORED Box P78.
  103. 103. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1977f. Environmental Impact Analysis for the Proposed Manasquan Reservoir System Project, Monmouth County, New Jersey. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO). STORED Box P783; NJEMS: 15467703; MON Y 2 v2.
  104. 104. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1976a. Archaeological and Historical Survey of Two Realigned Portions of the Proposed Manalapan Brook Trunk Sewage Project in the New Jersey Area of Spotswood, Middlesex County, New Jersey. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO).
  105. 105. Grossman, Joel W. 1976b. An Archaeological Reconnaissance and Historic Survey of the Proposed Monroe Township Municipal Utilities System in Helmetta, Jamesburg, Monroe, Spotswood, and Old Bridge, Middlesex County. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO), Rutgers University. Phase II.
  106. 106. Grossman, Joel W. 1976c. An Archaeological Reconnaissance and Reevaluation of the Proposed Sewerage System for the Berkeley Township Sewerage Authority, Ocean County, New Jersey. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO). Phase I. STORED Box P853; NJEMS: 15468165.
  107. 107. Grossman, Joel W. 1976d. An Archaeological and Historic Survey of the Proposed Neighborhood Shopping Center, Toms River, Dover Township, Ocean County, New Jersey. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO). Phase I. STORED Box P874; OCE C 21.
  108. 108. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1976e. Report on an Archaeological and Historical Survey of the Proposed Sanitary Sewers in Dover Township [Toms River], Ocean County, New Jersey. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO). Phase I. STORED Box P183; NJEMS: 15468169.
  109. 109. Grossman, Joel W. 1976f. “Appendix II: Report of the Archaeological Surface Survey of the Dover Township [Toms River] Mainland Sanitary Sewerage System, Contract 41, Locust Street Area Collection System.” Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO), Rutgers University, NJ. Phase I. STORED Box P183; OCE E 67.
  110. 110. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1976g. “Additional Comments on the Archaeological Survey Report of the Sewerage System, Dover Township [Toms River].” Phase V Report. Co-authored with Dr. Melburn Thurman. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO). Phase I. STORED Box P183.
  111. 111. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1976h. An Archaeological Reconnaissance and Reevaluation of the Proposed Sewerage System for the Berkeley Township Sewerage Authority, Ocean County, New Jersey. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO), Rutgers University, NJ. Phase I. STORED Box P853; NJEMS: 15468165.
  112. 112. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1976i. Report on an Archaeological and Historical Survey of the Proposed Sanitary Sewers in Dover Township [Toms River], Ocean County, New Jersey. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO). Phase I. STORED Box P183; NJEMS: 15468169.
  113. 113. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1976j. “Appendix II: Report of the Archaeological Surface Survey of the Dover Township [Toms River] Mainland Sanitary Sewerage System, Contract 41, Locust Street Area Collection System.” Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO). Phase I. STORED Box P183; NJEMS: 15468171; OCE E 67a.
  114. 114. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1976k. An Archaeological Reconnaissance of Two Proposed Sewer Lines in Toms River, Dover Township [now Toms River Township]. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO). Phase I. STORED Box P183; NJEMS: 15468173; OCE E 67b.
  115. 115. Thurman, Melburn, and Joel W. Grossman. 1976l. “Additional Comments on the Archaeological Survey Report of the Sewerage System, Dover Township [Toms River].” Phase V. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO). Phase I. STORED Box P183; OCE E 67c.
  116. 116. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1976m. Archaeological Survey of Two Parcels of the Bayshore Regional Sewage System in Hazlet Township and the Borough of Keansburg, Monmouth County, New Jersey. Rutgers Archaeological Survey Office (RASO), Rutgers University, NJ.
  117. 117. Grossman, Joel W., et al. 1974a. “El Equipo de Herramientas Perteneciente a un Arcaico Orfebre de Oro: La Tecnología Metalúrgica Más Temprana del Perú.” Translated by Roger Ravines. [Spanish translation of Grossman 1972b.] In Actas del Segundo Congreso del Hombre y Cultura Peruana. Trujillo: Universidad Nacional de Trujillo, Museo de Arqueología.
  118. 118. Kohl, Lynn, and Joel W. Grossman. 1974b. “Xochicalco.” Video documentary co-produced with Lynn Kohl. Arts Magazine (New York) (December): 70–71.
  119. 119. Grossman, Joel W. 1972a. “Early Ceramic Cultures of Andahuaylas, Apurimac, Peru.” Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation, Department of Anthropology, University of California, Berkeley. ⇩ PDF
  120. 120. Grossman, Joel W. 1972b. “A Gold Worker’s Tool Kit: The Earliest Metal Technology in Peru.” Archaeology Magazine 25, no. 4. ⇩ PDF
  121. 121. Grossman, Joel W. 1971. “Excavations in Andahuaylas: A Fiscal Report to the Fulbright Commission and the National Science Foundation.” December 11. Andahuaylas, Apurímac, Peru. ⇩ PDF
  122. 122. Grossman, Joel W. 1969–1970. “A Huaquero’s Discard: Eleven Associated Molds from Huaca Facho, Peru.” Ñawpa Pacha 7–8. Berkeley: Institute of Andean Studies, University of California. ⇩ PDF
  123. 123. Evans, Robert, Joel W. Grossman, and James Tomey. 1968a. Archaeological Salvage Excavations at Rincon Point, Site SBA-1, Santa Barbara. Los Angeles: UCLA Archaeological Survey.
  124. 124. Grossman, Joel W. 1968b. “Early Cultural Remains at Buena Vista Lake, California: Report on the 1965 Season of Field Investigations.” Sacramento: California Department of Parks and Recreation.

II.  Invited National and International Conference Papers (1966–2021)

  1. 1.Grossman, Joel W. 2021. “Waywaka: Las fechas AMS Final para la Fase A Muyu Moqo Cerámica y Oro.” Simposio Temático Sobre Arqueometalurgia Sudamérica, VIII Congreso Nacional de Arqueología del Perú, Lima, August 16–21.
  2. 2.Grossman, Joel W. 2019a. “Applied Geospatial Technologies in Archaeology and Urban Planning.” Sustainable Urban Subsurface Systems Workshop, National Science Foundation (NSF) and New York University (NYU), June 24–25.
  3. 3.Grossman, Joel W., et al. 2019b. “Seeing Underground: The Feasibility of Archaeological Remote Sensing in Coastal and Highland Peru.” SAA Symposium: The Legacies of Archaeologists in the Andes, organized by Monica Barnes and Mario Rivera. 84th Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Albuquerque, New Mexico, April 13. (See Grossman et al. 2020.)
  4. 4.Grossman, Joel W. 2019c. “The Discovery of Ancient Metallurgy (Gold and Bronze) in the South-central Andes of Peru.” The Explorers Club, New York.
  5. 5.Grossman, Joel W., and Timothy C. Kenna. 2017. “Early Metallurgy from Waywaka in the South-Central Highlands of Andahuaylas, Apurímac, Peru: New AMS Dates and XRF Analysis.” Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Vancouver, Canada, March 31.
  6. 6.Grossman, Joel W. 2016a. “Archaeological Indicators of Environmental Change in 17th-Century New Amsterdam.” Invited talk, Humanities Program Seminar Series, New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, New York, October 18.
  7. 7.Grossman, Joel W. 2016b. “Environmental Change in Colonial New Amsterdam: The Archaeological Record.” Invited seminar, Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory (LDEO/NASA), March 21.
  8. 8.Grossman, Joel W. 2013. “Early Foods and Medicines of 17th-Century New Amsterdam: Cross-cultural Plant Population Exchange and Environmental Change in the Lower Hudson River Valley.” Symposium: The Ecology of New York City: Organisms, Environment and History. Columbia University Seminar in Population Biology.
  9. 9.Grossman, Joel W. 2011a. “Early Foods and Medicines of 17th-Century New Amsterdam: Cross-cultural Plant Population Exchange and Environmental Change in the Lower Hudson River Valley.” Joint Hudson River Environmental Society (HRES) and Hudson River Foundation Conference: Environmental History of New York City and the Hudson River, Pace University, New York.
  10. 10.Grossman, Joel W. 2010. “The Archaeology of Environmental Change in the NY/NJ Harbor Estuary.” Hudson River Foundation in cooperation with the New York/New Jersey Harbor Estuary Program, March 24.
  11. 11.Grossman, Joel W. 2009a. “Archaeological Indices of Environmental Change and Colonial Ethnobotany in 17th-Century Dutch New Amsterdam.” Hudson River Environmental Society (HRES) Conference: Environmental History of the Hudson River, Peekskill, New York, November 6.
  12. 12.Grossman, Joel W. 2009b. “New Insights into the Material Culture of 17th-Century New Amsterdam.” Invited paper, conference “Four Centuries of Dutch-American Relations,” sponsored by AWAD (the Atlantic World and the Dutch), the Netherlands Institute for Heritage, and the National Archives of Holland, Amsterdam, October 15–16.
  13. 13.Grossman, Joel W. 2009c. “Dutch Ethnobotany and Medicinal Plants in 17th-Century New Amsterdam.” New York Botanical Garden, Bronx, New York, June 6.
  14. 14.Grossman, Joel W. 2009d. “History vs. Natural Disaster: Applied Geospatial Solutions for Emergency Discovery and Documentation in Archaeology.” Long Island GIS Users Group, Brookhaven National Laboratories, Brookhaven, New York, May 1.
  15. 15.Grossman, Joel W. 2008a. “Bringing New Amsterdam to Life: New Insights and Alternative Views.” New Amsterdam History Center, New York, March 14.
  16. 16.Grossman, Joel W. 2008b. “The Colonial Cartography and Buried Landscape of 17th-Century New Amsterdam.” Invited paper, Annual Meeting of the Northeast Map Organization (NEMO), Chester, Vermont, June.
  17. 17.Grossman, Joel W. 2007a. “Archaeology, Technology and Environmental Change.” Invited paper, midday NGO Workshops, 60th Annual UN DPI/NGO Conference: Climate Change: How It Impacts Us All, United Nations, New York, September 5–7.
  18. 18.Grossman, Joel W. 2007b. “Bringing New Amsterdam to Life.” Invited paper, New Amsterdam History Center Conference: Bringing 17th-Century New Amsterdam to Life, New York, November 17.
  19. 19.Grossman, Joel W. 2007c. “New York Layer by Layer: The Buried History of Manhattan Island.” Invited lecture series, Office of the Commissioner of the Borough of Manhattan, New York City Department of Parks and Recreation, New York.
  20. 20.Grossman, Joel W. 2007d. “The Archaeology of Manhattan Island: Revealing Hidden Layers — From Battery Park to Spuyten Duyvil.” Arts, Culture and Fun Program, City of New York Department of Parks and Recreation, New York, May 17.
  21. 21.Grossman, Joel W. 2007e. “New York Layer by Layer: Archaeology of Lower Manhattan.” Dutch 5 Days Program, November 17.
  22. 22.Grossman, Joel W. 2006. “Hidden Layers of Manhattan.” Arts, Culture and Fun Program, New York City Parks and Recreation Centers, Tony Dapolito Recreation Center, October.
  23. 23.Grossman, Joel W. 2005. “The Deep-Winter Archaeological Documentation of the Underwater Furnace Falls Dam Complex, Stanhope/Netcong, Morris and Sussex Counties, New Jersey.” Invited paper, 2005 Annual Meeting of the Archaeological Society of New Jersey, Trenton, January 15.
  24. 24.Grossman, Joel W. 2004a. “History vs. Natural Disaster: GIS, GPS and 3D True-Color LIDAR for the High-Speed, Deep-Winter Definition and Documentation of Furnace Falls Dam, Stanhope/Netcong, New Jersey.” GITA/CIMIC Geospatial Symposium: Emerging Technologies, Rutgers University, Newark, NJ, December 2.
  25. 25.Grossman, Joel W. 2004b. “Historic Furnace Falls Dam: Policy and Management Implications of Applied Geospatial Technology for Emergency Environmental Planning and Mitigation.” Robert F. Wagner School of Public Service, New York University, November 16.
  26. 26.Grossman, Joel W. 2003. “Revisiting the SAMP: The Use of Historic GIS and 3D Terrain Modeling to Reconstruct the New Jersey Meadowlands.” Invited paper, The Meadowlands Symposium, New Jersey Meadowlands Commission, Lyndhurst, New Jersey, October 10.
  27. 27.Grossman, Joel W. 2000a. “Mrs. Kierstead’s Rear Yard: The Archaeological Discovery and Ethno-botanical Reanalysis of Colonial Dutch West India Company Remains in Lower Manhattan, New York.” Invited paper, 30th Annual Meeting of the Society for Historical Archaeology, Quebec, Canada, January 7.
  28. 28.Grossman, Joel W. 2000b. “From Dutch New York to Albany: The Path to Total 3D Site Documentation — The Application of 3D Laser-Radar and Photogrammetry for the High-Speed Documentation of Buried Colonial Wharves, Albany, New York.” Invited paper, 30th Annual Meeting of the Society for Historical Archaeology, Quebec, Canada, January 7.
  29. 29.Grossman, Joel W. 2000c. “Applied Technology in the Archaeological Discovery and Reanalysis of Colonial Dutch West India Company Remains in Lower Manhattan, New York.” Invited paper, 1st Annual Regia Civitas Conference: Medieval Towns and Its Citizens, Institute of Archaeology of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest, Hungary, June 1–4.
  30. 30.Grossman, Joel W. 1999. “Environmental Planning and the Role of Older Persons.” Invited paper, United Nations Conference: Villages and Cities for All Ages, United Nations Headquarters, New York.
  31. 31.Grossman, Joel W. 1993. “Demographic Changes and Economic Transformations in Pre-Inca Highland Peru: The Archaeological Origins of Non-Market, Self-Sufficient, Vertical Economic Systems in Ancient Andean Peru.” Invited paper, Second International Conference on Contacts and Interactions on Eurasian Roads in Ancient and Medieval Times, Stavropol, Russia, September 19–25.
  32. 32.Grossman, Joel W. 1992. “The Civil War Gun Makers of West Point Foundry: Archaeological Evidence for the Presence of Imported European Technology and Specialists in the Development of Heavy Ordnance.” Moscow, Russia, under the auspices of the 1992 Russian-USA Citizen Ambassador Program.
  33. 33.Grossman, Joel W. 1991a. “Civil War Archaeology in the Age of Superfund: The Role of Espionage and Foreign Intelligence in the Development of Heavy Ordnance at the West Point Foundry, Cold Spring, New York.” Annual Meeting of the Society for Historic Archaeology, Richmond, Virginia.
  34. 34.Bennett, Jeffrey R., Joel W. Grossman, and John Vetter. 1991b. “Superfund Archaeology Yields New Insight into the Civil War Era.” Hazardous Materials Control ’91 Conference, December. Limited in-house print version by Malcolm Pirnie, Inc.
  35. 35.Grossman, Joel W. 1988. “The Role of Applied Technology in the Definition and Evaluation of Archaeological Resources.” Invited paper, 1988 Southern SHPO Conference, Richmond, Virginia.
  36. 36.Grossman, Joel W. 1985. “Environmental Shifts and Changing Food Patterns at the 17th-Century Dutch West India Company Site in Lower Manhattan.” Council for Northeast Historical Archaeology (CNEHA) Annual Meeting, Ottawa, Canada, October 27.
  37. 37.Grossman, Joel W. 1979. “Ground Penetrating Radar Survey at Raritan Landing: An Underground Map of a Buried Settlement.” “Radar and Archaeology” Symposium, Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, Vancouver, BC.
  38. 38.Grossman, Joel W. 1976. “Demographic Change and Economic Transformation in the South-central Highlands of Pre-Huari, Peru.” Northeastern Anthropological Meetings, Middletown, Connecticut, March 27.
  39. 39.Grossman, Joel W. 1974. “An Ancient Goldworker’s Toolkit: Peru’s Earliest Metal Technology.” In Actas del Segundo Congreso del Hombre y Cultura Peruana. Trujillo: Universidad Nacional de Trujillo, Museo de Arqueología. [Translated by Roger Ravines.]
  40. 40.Grossman, Joel W. 1966. “Radiocarbon Dating of an Early Site at Buena Vista Lake, California.” Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, University of Nevada, Reno. [1965 field PI and PA.]