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Brown professor digs to free voices from distant past
'The extraordinary becomes almost humdrum. If you're digging you have to be that way.'
By Rebecca Keister
PBN Staff Writer
Stephen Houston, who has been a professor of social science, anthropology and archaeology at Brown University in Providence for the last eight years, credits his “partly European” background and his parents’ love of history with developing his appreciation of all things past. More
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