Washington, released in 2007. Later life and death Daugherty retired from Washington State University in 1983 after chairing dozens of graduate student committees and serving as chair of the Anthropology department. Daugherty continued his work in cultural resource management over the next decades through his private consulting firm Western Heritage, publishing numerous professional reports. Ruth Kirk and Daugherty, who were both widowed and longtime friends, married in 2007 in a wedding held in a historic replica of an Ozette-era longhouse. Richard Daugherty died in Pullman, Washington, on February 22, 2014, at the age of 91. He was a resident of the Panorama retirement community in Lacey, Washington, at the time. His wife, Ruth Kirk, had just completed a draft of a new book on the Ozette Indian Village a few days before his death. Bibliography Authored and Co-Authored Books Daugherty, Richard D. (1956). Early Man in the Columbia Intermontane Province. University of Utah Department of Anthropology Anthropological Papers No. 24. Adapted by the author from his doctoral thesis. Selected journal articles References 1922 births 2014 deaths American archaeologists Washington State University faculty United States Navy pilots of World War II University of Washington alumni