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Kristen Gremillion is probably notable under Criterion 1 of Wikipedia:Notability (academics), as she is widely published, publishes frequently, has made a significant contribution to our collective understanding of paleoethnobotany and domestication of Eastern Agricultural Complex plants in the Eastern Woodlands, etc. However, it seems likely (from the level of detail and from the user name of the first editor) that this article was written by Dr. Gremillion herself, which is, of course, against the Wikipedia:Autobiography policy. That being said, the article seems fairly neutral, other than the informal style and high level of personal detail. TriNotch (talk) 03:36, 14 January 2009 (UTC)[reply]