Engelstad, Ericka

Ph.D I antropologi. University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin, USA.

Førsteamanuensis, Tromsø Museum 1981-1990.
Professor, Tromsø Museum 1990-1991.
Professor Institutt for arkeologi fra 1991.

Visiting Scholar/ Gjesteprofessor: University of Cambridge 1984, 1988-1989, 1999-2000; University of California, Berkeley 1994-1995; Uppsala Universitet 2005.

Æresdoktor, 2006, Uppsala Universitet

Jeger-samler samfunn, steinalder i arktiske og subarktiske områder, arkeologiske teori, feministisk teori, kjønn, antropologisk arkeologi, etikk

• Household and settlement in Karelia during the Mesolithic and the Early Metal Period. Et samarbeidsprosjekt med arkeologer ved universitetene i Umeå, Turku og Helsinki, Bergen og Vitenskapsakademiet i Petrozavodsk.
• Steinalderen i Tysfjord.
• The Rock Art Project. Et samarbeidsprosjekt om jegersamlersamfunn og bergkunst i Nord Norge og sør Afrika. med professor K.Helskog, TMU og Dr B. Smith og G. Blundell, Rock Art Research Institutt, University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg. Prosjektet er finansiert av NFR og National Research Foundation of South Africa.

A Selection of Publications

1982. Corresponsance analysis: An Alternative to principle components.
World Archaeology 14(1): 41-60. Co-authors: E. Bølviken,K.Helskog, I.M. Holm-Olsen, L. Solheim, R. Bertelsen.

1988. Pit houses in Arctic Norway: an investigation of their typology using multiple correspondence analysis. In: Multivariate Archaeology: Numerical Approaches in Scandinavian Archaeology, edited by Torsten Madsen, pp 71-84. Jutland Archaeological Society Publications XXI.

1991. The symbolism of everyday life in prehistory. Archaeology and Environment 11:23-32.

1991. Nord-Norge: den ytterste utkant? Om subjektivitet i Arkeologisk Forskning. (Arctic Norway: The ultimate periphery. an illustration of the problem of objectivity and objectivity in archaeological research. Gunneria 64: 125-132.

1991. Images of power and contradiction: feminist theory and post processual archaeology. Antiquity 65: 502-514.

1991. The meaning of sedentism and mobility in an archaeological and historic context. Acta Borealia 2-1990:21-35.

1991 - 1997. Editor-in-chief of the Norwegian Archaeological Review. Universitetsforlag, later: Taylor & Francs.

1992- 1995. Editor of K.A.N. Kvinner i Arkeologi i Norge, vol 12-15.

1994. Equity issues in Norwegian archaeology. (Co-authors Gro Mandt, (University of Bergen) and Jenny-Rita NFss (Arkeologisk Museum I Stavanger). In: M. C. Nelson, S. M., Nelson and A. Wylie (eds), Equity Issues for Women in Archaeology, pp. 139-156. Archaeological Papers of the American Anthropological Association, Number 6.

1997-2001. Editor, Norwegian Archaeological Review. Universitetsforlag, later: Taylor & Francisncis.

1999. Editor with Dikka Storm. Kvinners verden. Ottar Nr 226 (nr 3, 1999). The volume is translated to English as Women's World (also as Ottar no 226)

2001. Desire and body maps: all the women are pregnant, all the men are virile, but .... In: K. Helskog (ed.), Theoretical perspectives in Rock Art Research, pp 263-289. Institutt for sammenlignende kulturforskning. Novus, Oslo.

2001. Gender, Feminism, and Sexuality in Archaeological Studies. In: N. J. Smelser and P. B. Baltes, International Encyclopedia of the Social & Behavioral Sciences, pp. 6002-6006.

2005. Challenging Situatednes: Gender, Culture and the Production of Knowledge.
Edited by: Ericka Engelstad and Siri Gerrard. Eburon, Delft.

2007. Much More than Gender. In: Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory 14(3):217-234. DOWNLOAD: JAMT

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