“Land and Water” was the title of William Sanders’s dissertation on the relationship between these two crucial resources in the Teotihuacan Valley, Mexico. Sanders and his work inspired many other programs of research in Penn State’s Anthropology Department, which continues to focus on landscape archaeology and hydrology. On this web page are links to Sanders’s work and that of his colleagues.
- “Land and Water” Film (William T. Sanders)
- “Land and Water” Dissertation (William T. Sanders)
- “Land and Water Revisited Project
- Teotihuacan Valley Project Volumes
- Sanders Seminar Series
- Additional information on William Sanders
Penn State scholars working at the intersection of landscape archaeology and hydrology
In Anthropology:
- Susan Toby Evans
- Kirk D. French
- Kenneth Hirth
- Greg Luna
- Dean Snow
- David Webster
In Other Departments:
- Christopher Duffy (Civil and Environmental Engineering)
- Larry Gorenflo
(Landscape Architecture) - Timothy Murtha
(Landscape Architecture)
