His research specialization is in prehistoric archeology and the reconstruction of ancient landscapes in the Western United States and Southern Europe. His most recent and current research projects include a recently completed archeological inventory survey and site excavations research program in Rocky Mountain National Park and his on-going North Park Cultural Landscapes and Sacred Landscapes projects. Dr. Brunswig has published more than a hundred articles, book chapters, research reports, and edited volumes and delivered more than seventy professional conference papers. He was recently recognized for a lifetime of scholarship as the University of Northern Colorado’s Distinguished Scholar for 2005. He is co-editor, with Dr. Bonnie Pitblado of Utah State University, of a forthcoming volume on Colorado Paleoindian Archaeology, to be published by the University Press of Colorado in October 2007. Dr. Brunswig is presently working on a book that describes a working Geographic Information System (GIS) model of the colonization and subsequent occupation history of Paleoindian peoples in the state of Colorado.