Randall W. Moir

Randall W. Moir is known from published archaeological reports and edited volumes connected with fieldwork in Texas, especially projects on reservoirs, historic sites, and cultural resources. Records for his work show him writing and co-authoring studies such as Conservation Archaeology of the Richland/Chambers Dam and Reservoir and Archaeological and Historical Investigations of Joe Pool Lake, as well as contributing to surveys and evaluations of historic and prehistoric resources.

His bibliography suggests a strong interest in both prehistoric archaeology and historic archaeology. He also appears as an editor on works including Historic Buildings, Material Culture, and People of the Prairie Margin and, with James E. Bruseth, Introduction to the Richland Creek Archaeological Project, pointing to a career centered on documenting sites, interpreting material culture, and preserving local history through research.

Reliable biographical details about his personal life were not easy to confirm from the sources available here, so this overview focuses on his documented publications and archaeological work.