Arthur C. Parker

Arthur C. Parker was an influential American archaeologist and historian, known for his significant contributions to the understanding of Native American cultures. He was particularly active in the early 20th century and is recognized for his role in promoting the preservation of archaeological sites and artifacts. Parker was also a member of the Seneca Nation, which informed his work on indigenous archaeology. His efforts helped foster appreciation for Native American heritage, and he was instrumental in developing early archaeological methodology, emphasizing the importance of context in understanding historical and cultural artifacts.