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Elmer A. Guerri is a 1965 graduate of Rose Polytechnic Institute.  He has had a life long interest in indigenous human cultures and yet-living cultures throughout the world.  His extensive research has included the cave art of Spain and France and the all-important relationship between the Neanderthal culture and modern Cro-Magnon humans.

 

Elmer has an eclectic collection of material culture artifacts and objects, which he utilizes to supplement his lecture presentations at Rose-Hulman Institute, Indiana State University, and several other colleges and universities.  He is involved with current archaeological and anthropological research, including serving on Advisory Boards at The University of Wyoming George C. Frison Institute and  Texas A&M Center for the Study of First Americans. He has been appointed as an Honorary Member of the Rose-Hulman Institute of Technoloogy Department of Humanities and Social Sciences for his work in advancing the study of Archaeology.  He has also served as Editor-In-Chief for PREHISTORIC AMERICAN Journal, and has been a contributor to several popular publications.

 

 

Elmer studying a La Ferrassie Neanderthal skull cast in his laboratory.   

 Photo by Nate Montgomery, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology