I met Bill, then Edith, in 1970 while an undergraduate at California State University, Long Beach, in conjunction with Bill’s involvement with the Hidden Reservoir Archaeological Project in Madera County. After his retirement, we worked together to complete some of his old projects ranging from Death Valley to Hawaii. During the time I knew Bill and Edith, I was impressed with how they worked as a couple much of the time—active in one phase of William Wallace and crew in 1974 at the Cooper-Molera Adobe in Monterey, California. Seated, right to left: William Wallace, George Kritzman, Rick Minor, and Karl Gurcke. Standing, right to left, Edith Taylor Wallace and Millie Kritzman. Photo courtesy of Rick Minor, Heritage Research Associates, Inc.

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新闻和笔记

我在 1970 年在加州州立大学长滩分校读本科时遇到了比尔，然后是伊迪丝，当时比尔参与了马德拉县的隐藏水库考古项目。他退休后，我们一起完成了他的一些旧项目，从死亡谷到夏威夷。在我认识比尔和伊迪丝的那段时间里，我对他们大部分时间的工作方式印象深刻——1974 年，他们在加利福尼亚州蒙特雷的 Cooper-Molera Adob​​e 参与了威廉华莱士和工作人员的一个阶段。就座，从右到左：威廉·华莱士、乔治·克里茨曼、里克·米诺和卡尔·古克。站立，从右到左，伊迪丝·泰勒·华莱士和米莉·克里兹曼。照片由 Heritage Research Associates, Inc. 的 Rick Minor 提供。