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EDUCATION
PhD 2004. Institute of Archaeology (I.o.A.), University College London. Dissertation entitled The Archaeology of New World Slave Societies: A Comparative Analysis with particular reference to St. Eustatius, Netherlands Antilles.
M.A. 1999. College of William and Mary in Virginia. Thesis entitled Putting Flesh on the Bones: Theoretical and Methodological Approaches to Butchery Analysis in Historical Archaeology
B.A. 1994. College of William and Mary in Virginia. Double Major in both Government and History.
RESEARCH INTERESTS
• African Diaspora
• Comparative Colonial and Dutch Caribbean
• Religious Sites Archaeology
• Colonial Virginia
• Colonial Underwater Archaeology
• Zooarchaeology
CURRENT POSITION
Island Archaeologist on St. Eustatius and Director of the St. Eustatius Center for Archaeological Research (SECAR) www.secar.org. Charged with running a continuous fieldschool for graduates and undergraduates, teaching St. Eustatius History and Archaeology in all local schools (K-12) for 500+ students, running bi-weekly educational radio programme, monitoring all development on Statia with regard to impacts on National Monuments, guiding the Monuments Foundation and Historical Foundation in their bid to have Oranjestad listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and finalize Statia’s Monument’s Ordinance and have it enacted.
CAREER SUMMARY
Professional Historical Archaeologist since 1995. Excavation experience includes work on a wide variety of Colonial Period sites (i.e., more than fifty-five 17th-20th century slave, indentured servant, plantation, military, garden, tavern, church, pottery kiln, small farm, warehouse, cemetery, leprosarium, and underwater wreck sites) located in Virginia, St. Eustatius, Netherlands Antilles, Chichester, United Kingdom, Santa Fe, New Mexico and Natchitoches, Louisiana. Employed by the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Department of Archaeological Research (D.A.R.) 1995-1999 and the Institute of Archaeology, University College London, 2003-4.
Public archaeology interpretation for several thousands of visitors while with the D.A.R. and all other excavation locations. Ongoing radio program broadcast in the Netherlands Antilles in addition to several public outreach programs on St. Eustatius, local television specials.
Practical teaching experiences have included instruction with several field schools associated with the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. I have also instructed students from the Institute of Archaeology, University College London in the field (I took over twenty students with me to St. Eustatius). Ongoing fieldwork programme with SECAR.
Classroom teaching experiences include instruction in zooarchaeology (lectured, proctored and helped compose exams) for Dr. Joanne Bowen at the College of William and Mary. Similar work for Dr. Louise Martin at the I.o.A.. At the Institute of Archaeology, lectured undergraduates in Caribbean Archaeology with Dr. Jose Oliver and both undergraduates and post-graduates on the African Diaspora with Dr. Kevin MacDonald. Also guest-lectured on Historical Archaeology and Caribbean Archaeology at Bristol University in the MA in the Historical Archaeology. Developed Colonial Archaeology course for Birkbeck College in London for 2004-5, but was hired as Island Archaeologist on St. Eustatius. Ongoing teaching programme in Statia’s public and private schools. Instruction in conservation, artefact idenfication and cataloguing, and field techniques for students ranging from high school to PhD through the SECAR programme.
RESEARCH GRANTS
2006 Jeugdfonds Nederlandse Antillen (JENA) Grant. Equipment funding for archaeological fieldschool program on St. Eustatius (2,000 NaF.).
2005 Antilliaanse Mede-Financierings Organisatie (AMFO) Grant. Equipment funding for archaeological fieldschool program on St. Eustatius (88,000 NaF.).
2005 St. Eustatius Non-Governmentaal Organisatie (SENGO) Grant. Intern funding for archaeological fieldschool program on St. Eustatius (5,000 NaF.).
2004 Antilliaanse Mede-Financierings Organisatie (AMFO) Grant. Funding for archaeological fieldschool program on St. Eustatius (10,000 NaF.).
2004 St. Eustatius Historical Foundation Grant. Funding for archaeological investigation of the Leprosarium on St. Eustatius (1,000 NaF.).
2001 St. Eustatius Historical Foundation Grant. Funding for archaeological investigation of the Godet and Duinkerk Sites on St. Eustatius ($3,000).
2000-2001 Pleasures Plantation Trust Grant. Funding for Phase III of dissertation field research on St. Eustatius ($9,000).
2000 Institute of Archaeology Award, University College London. Funding for Phase II of dissertation field research on St. Eustatius (£493).
2000 Graduate School Research Project Award, University College London. Funding for Phase I of dissertation field research on St. Eustatius(£850).
2000 St. Eustatius Historical Foundation Grant. Funding for Phase II of dissertation field research on St. Eustatius ($500).
2000 Pleasures Plantation Trust Grant. Funding for Phase II of dissertation field research on St. Eustatius ($3,000).
2000 Institute of Archaeology Award, University College London. Funding for Phase I of dissertation field research on St. Eustatius (£250).
2000 Graduate School Research Project Award, University College London. Funding for Phase I of dissertation field research on St. Eustatius(£120).
2000 St. Eustatius Historical Foundation Grant. Funding for Phase I of dissertation field research on St. Eustatius($200).
2000 Pleasures Plantation Trust Grant. Funding for Phase I of dissertation field research on St. Eustatius ($1,000).
TRAVEL GRANTS/BURSARIES
2006 St. Eustatius Island Government. Funding for talk at the 2006 Society for American Archaeology Meetings at San Juan, Puerto Rico ($2,000).
2005 St. Eustatius Island Government. Funding for talk at the 2005 International Association for Caribbean Archaeologists Meetings at Trinidad and Tobago ($2,000).
2005 St. Eustatius Island Government. Funding for talk at the 2005 Society for Post-Medieval Archaeology Meetings at Nevis ($1,500).
2004 St. Eustatius Island Government. Funding for talk at the 2005 Society for Historical Archaeology Meetings at York, United Kingdom ($3,000).
2002 Society for Post-Medieval Archaeology (SPMA). Bursary for talk at the 2002 Society for Post-Medieval Archaeology meetings at Southampton, United Kingdom (£50).
2002 Cane River National Heritage Area Commission (Natchitoches, Louisiana). Funding for the Society for Historical Archaeology Conference in Mobile, Alabama ($500).
2001 Institute of Archaeology Award, University College London. Funding for the World Archaeological Congress Inter-congress on the African Diaspora, Curaçao, Netherlands Antilles (£250).
2001 Graduate School Travel Fund Funding for the World Archaeological Congress Inter-congress on the African Diaspora, Curaçao, Netherlands Antilles (£250).
2000 St. Eustatius Historical Foundation. Funding to attend the Museum Society of the Caribbean Meetings in Martinique, French West Indies ($1,000).
FELLOWSHIPS/HONORARIUMS
2005 University of Virginia, Thomas Jefferson Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians. ($100).
2001 Institute of Archaeology, University College London. Honorarium to conduct geophysical field research in Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana ($500).
1996-7 College of William and Mary Department of Anthropology. Funding for M.A. degree ($5,000).
ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIELD EXPERIENCE
Principal Investigator, St. Eustatius Center for Archaeological Research Directing fieldwork for SECAR.
April 2005-Present: Ongoing excavations on warehouses and tavern site on Oranje Bay.
January 2005: Located and excavated the Mikveh or ceremonial bath at the Synagogue Honem Dalim—the second oldest in the Americas.
November 2004: Directed rescue archaeology excavation of two ‘slave burials’ at the Witten Hoek Plantation site on St. Eustatius.
June 2004: Co-Directed first paleopatholigcal investigation of a Hansen’s Disease burials in the New World. Lazaretto Leper Colony,St. Eustatius, Netherlands Antilles.
Principal Investigator, Institute of Archaeology, University College London Directed fieldwork for dissertation research.
September 2000-May 2001: Directed Third Phase of dissertation fieldwork involving excavation of 5 archaeological sites on St. Eustatius. Pleasures Estate Plantation, English Quarter Plantation, St. Louis Battery, Duinkerk House Site, Godet House Site.
Summer 2000: Directed Second Phase of dissertation fieldwork involving 20 undergraduate students from the Institute of Archaeology, University College London. Excavations on two archaeological sites on St. Eustatius. Pleasures Estate Plantation and St. Louis Battery.
April 2000: Directed a geophysical survey of two plantations including English Quarter and the Pleasures Estate Plantation on St. Eustatius, Netherlands Antilles in search of slave quarters.
Project Archaeologist Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Department of Archaeological Research (D.A.R.) Directed fieldwork managing a team of (3-10) field personnel, interpreting data and writing reports.
March 1999-September 1999: Phase II assessment of slave and indentured servant sites at Popes Creek Plantation, the birthplace of George Washington and the Washington family seat from the seventeenth century (National Park Service Contract).
December 1998-March 1999: Phase III mitigation at the Peyton Randolph House prior to waterproofing and house/kitchen renovation/restoration (Colonial Williamsburg Foundation).
October-December 1998: Phase I Survey prior to the renovation of the Colonial Williamsburg Visitor’s Center (Colonial Williamsburg Foundation).
October 1998: William Byrd III House Phase II assessment prior to waterproofing activities at the house (Colonial Williamsburg Foundation).
May-October 1998: Phase II assessment of seventeenth-century indentured servant and tenant farmer sites on Mulberry Island, Virginia. Part of the U.S. Army Transportation Corps base, Fort Eustis (United States Army Contract).
April 1998: Yorktown Pate Vault-Phase II assessment prior to the installation of a fire sprinkler system at the house in Yorktown, Virginia (National Park Service Contract).
Archaeological Technician “B”, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, D.A.R (promotion from Archaeological Technician “A” below) Assisted in directing field operations and provided site interpretation. Also assisted in instructing other field crew on proper excavation methods and techniques.
March-April 1998: Yorktown Poor Potter Phase II Survey at Yorktown National Battlefield Park (National Park Service Contract).
February 1998: Yorktown Five Points Phase I Survey at Yorktown National Battlefield Park (National Park Service Contract).
January 1998: Ravenscroft Site-Phase III mitigation prior to the construction of a new interpretive facility in Colonial Williamsburg (Colonial Williamsburg Foundation).
Archaeological Technician “A”, Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, D.A.R.--field excavator, skills included all levels of excavation, mapping, photography and survey using a total station.
September-December 1997: Hallum Theatre Phase III Public excavation prior to restoration of the eighteenth-century theatre located on this site.
October 1997: Yorktown Waterfront Phase I assessment prior to waterfront development activities (National Park Service Contract).
August-September 1997: Coffee House Site Phase III public excavation prior to the restoration of the Coffee House/Tavern located on the Armistead lot in Colonial Williamsburg (Colonial Williamsburg Foundation).
April-August 1996: Coffee House Site Phase III public excavation prior to the restoration of the Coffee House/Tavern located on the Armistead lot in Colonial Williamsburg (Colonial Williamsburg Foundation).
March 1996: Phase I survey at Carter’s Grove Plantation (Colonial Williamsburg Foundation).
August 1995-February 1996: Phase III garden archaeology at the St. George Tucker House in Colonial Williamsburg (Colonial Williamsburg Foundation).
October 1995: Phase III Excavation of an outbuilding to the Peyton-Randolph House in Colonial Williamsburg (Colonial Williamsburg Foundation).
September 1995: Phase III excavation at the Getty House in Colonial Williamsburg.
May-August 1995: Phase I and II survey at Jamestown Island (National Park Service Contract).
Field Excavator, College of William and Mary Department of Anthropology—directing fieldwork, interpreting data, and writing reports under Dr. Norman Barka.
May 1997 to August 1997: Directed Phase I and II excavations at a seventeenth to twentieth-century urban sites on St. Eustatius, Netherlands Antilles in preparation for the restoration of buildings located at the Voges House. Surveyed land adjacent to the St. Eustatius Historical Society Museum in the Simon Doncker House prior to the start of construction on the Museum of the First Salute. Conducted an architectural and photographic survey of a previously minimally documented eighteenth-century plantation called the Pleasures Estate Plantation.
Field School
Summer 1993: College of William and Mary’s Field School at 17th-century Rich Neck Plantation (Colonial Williamsburg Foundation co-partner).
PUBLICATIONS
Books and Chapters
Gilmore, R.G. Book Proposal Submitted (2005) Afro-Caribbean Vernacular Architecture. University Press of Florida.
Gilmore, R. G. (2006). “All the Documents are destroyed! Documenting Slavery for St. Eustatius”. In J. Haviser and K. MacDonald (eds) African Re-genesis: confronting social issues in the African Diaspora, London: Routledge (One World Archaeology Series).
Gilmore, R. G. and Siem Dijkschoorn. (2005), ”St. Eustatius Monuments and Heritage Preservation: History and Archaeology on the Historical Gem” in Archeology in the Caribbean and the World Heritage List, an archeological approach towards the Global Strategy", ed. Nuria Sanz. Paris:UNESCO.
Gilmore, R.G. In Review (2006) “Geophysics and Volcanic Islands—Resitivity and Gradiometry on St. Eustatius” In Archaeology and Geoinformatics: Case Studies from the Caribbean. Ed. Basil Reid. University of Alabama Press.
Articles and Monographs
Gilmore, R. G. In Review (2007) “Impermanent Architecture in the Caribbean”. In Perspectives in Vernacular Architecture.
Gilmore, R. G. (Winter 2006). “Recovering the Jewish Heritage on St. Eustatius, Netherlands Antilles”. In Archaeobrief: Vakblad voor de Nederlandse archaeologie. The Journal for Stichting voor de Nederlandse Archaeologie. Vol. 9:1.
Gilmore, R. G. (Winter 2006). “The Year in Review for Netherlands Antilles Archaeology”. In Archaeobrief: Vakblad voor de Nederlandse archaeologie. The Journal for Stichting voor de Nederlandse Archaeologie. Vol. 9:1.
Gilmore, R. G. In Press (Winter 2006). Urban Transformation and Upheaval in the West Indies: the Case of Oranjestad, St. Eustatius, Netherlands Antilles. Society of Post-Medieval Archaeology Journal.
Gilmore, R.G. In review (2006), “Public Archaeology in the Caribbean: Managing Politics, People and Power on St. Eustatius” in Public Archaeology ed. Neil Acherson.
MacDonald, Kevin C., David W. Morgan, R. Grant Gilmore, Jason Lott and Fiona J. L. Handley. (2003) “2002 Melrose Plantation: The Archaeological Geophysics Survey of 2001". In Archaeology, Interpretation, and Management in Cane River National Heritage Area: Symposium Proceedings, 35th Annual Conference of the Society for Historical Archaeology, January 8-12, 2002, edited by N. I. M. Morgan and J. Shatwell, pp. 55-67. Cane River National Heritage Area Commission, Natchitoches.
Gilmore, R. G.. 1997. “The Use of Kaolin Pipe Stems to Seriate A 17th Century Feature at Rich Neck Plantation”. Archaeological Society of Virginia Quarterly Bulletin. Volume 52, Number 2. Pages 77-89.
REPORTS
2004 Leprosy on Statia: Paleopathology of Hansen’s Disease at the Lazaretto Leper Colony. St. Eustatius Center for Archaeological Research, Research Report No. 7. St. Eustatius Center for Archaeological Research, Oranjestad, St. Eustatius.
2002 The Cows must Go!: Mapping and Surface Collections for Battery St. Louis. St. Eustatius Center for Archaeological Research, Research Report No. 6. St. Eustatius Center for Archaeological Research, Oranjestad, St. Eustatius.
2002 A Statian Rum: Excavations at the Pleasures Estate Plantation 2001 Field Season. St. Eustatius Center for Archaeological Research, Research Report No. 5. St. Eustatius Center for Archaeological Research, Oranjestad, St. Eustatius.
2002 Foundations and Fences: Excavations at the Godet House. St. Eustatius Center for Archaeological Research, Research Report No. 4. St. Eustatius Center for Archaeological Research, Oranjestad, St. Eustatius.
2002 Excavating a West Indian Outhouse: Archaeological mitigation at the Duinkerk House. St. Eustatius Center for Archaeological Research, Research Report No. 3. St. Eustatius Center for Archaeological Research, Oranjestad, St. Eustatius.
2000 Geophysics at the Godet House. St. Eustatius Center for Archaeological Research, Research Report No. 2. St. Eustatius Center for Archaeological Research, Oranjestad, St. Eustatius.
2000 Geophysics at English Quarter and Pleasures Estate Plantations (SE 22 and SE 57). St. Eustatius Center for Archaeological Research, Research Report No. 1. St. Eustatius Center for Archaeological Research, Oranjestad, St. Eustatius.
2000 An Archaeological Assessment of Tenant and Slave Sites at Popes Creek Plantation: George Washington Birthplace National Monument. Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, D.A.R. Phase III Mitigation Prior to the Restoration of the “Covered Way” at the Peyton Randolph House. Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, D.A.R.
1999 Pasteur-Galt Apothecary Monitoring Report. On file with the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, D.A.R.
1999 Peyton Randolph Kitchen Monitoring Report. On file with the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, D.A.R.
1998 An Archaeological Assessment of the Pleasures Estate, Sint Eustatius (SE 57). St Eustatius Archaeological Research Series, Number 10. Report on file, College of William and Mary, Department of Anthropology.Seventeenth-century Settlement Patterns On Mulberry Island, Virginia: A Phase II Assessment for the U.S. Army at Fort Eustis. Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, D.A. R.
1998 A Phase II Archaeological Assessment Prior to the Installation of a Fire Sprinkler System at the Pate House, Yorktown Virginia. Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, D.A.R.
1998 Landscape Hydrology: Brick Drains in Eighteenth-century Williamsburg. Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, D.A.R.
1998 Phase I Survey Prior to the Renovation of the Colonial Williamsburg Visitor’s Center. Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, D.A.R.
1998 Palmer House Monitoring Report. On file with the Colonial Williamsburg
Foundation, D.A.R.
1997 Taphonomic Processes on Two Archaeological Sites. Research report on file at the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, D.A.R.
CONFERENCE ORGANISATION
2007 Society for Historical Archaeology/Society for Post-Medival Archaeology Conference, Williamsburg, Virginia. Session on “Religious Sites Archaeology in the Caribbean” and Discussion Forum on “Fundamentalism and Archaeology”.
2005 Society for Post-Medival Archaeology Conference, Nevis. Organized the tour program for conference attendees who wish to visit St. Eustatius.
2001 World Archaeological Congress Inter-Congress on the African Diaspora in Curaçao, Netherlands Antilles. Organised plenary session entitled “The African Diaspora in Artifacts and Documents: Meeting Mutual Research Objectives in Archaeology and History” which included Diaspora historians and archaeologists: Philip D. Morgan, Paul Lovejoy, Ywone Edwards-Ingram, Allison Blakely and R. Grant Gilmore III.
PROFESSIONAL PAPERS
2006 Society for American Archaeology (SAA) in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Paper entitled “A Nest of Vipers: 18th Century Trade on St. Eustatius”.
2005 International Association for Caribbean Archaeology (IACA) Conference, Trinidad. Paper entitled “The Archeology and History of St. Eustatius Slavery in Comparative Perspective”.
2005 Society for Post-Medival Archaeology Conference, Nevis. Paper entitled “Enslaved African Landscapes in the Caribbean: Architecture and Provision Grounds in Comparative Perspective”.
2005 Society for Historical Archaeology (SHA) meetings. “Were there Lepers in the Lazaretto?” regarding paleopathological research on the Lazaretto on St. Eustatius, Netherlands Antilles with Joanna K. Gilmore.
2004 World Heritage Center-UNESCO Seminar in Fort-de-France, Martinique Presented the case for St. Eustatius to be listed as a World Heritage Site with Siem Dijkshoorn of PREAM Consultants N.V.
2003 World Heritage Center-UNESCO Seminar in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Presented the case for St. Eustatius to be listed as a World Heritage Site with Siem Dijkshoorn of PREAM Consultants N.V. The result was that the island is now short-listed for WHS status for the Caribbean region.
2002 Society for Post-Medieval Archaeology (SPMA) meetings in Southampton, UK. Urban Transformation and Upheaval in the West Indies: the Case of Oranjestad, St. Eustatius, Netherlands Antilles.
2002 Society for Historical Archaeology (SHA) meetings. “Melrose Plantation in the Cane River National Heritage” regarding ongoing research on slave life and economy in Natchitoches, Louisiana.
2001 World Archaeological Congress Inter-Congress on the African Diaspora in Curaçao, Netherlands Antilles. “All the Documents are destroyed! Slave life in the Documents and Dirt for St. Eustatius” Presented current status of documentary research as well as fieldwork for the slaves on St. Eustatius.
2001 Theoretical Archaeology Group (TAG) Oxford, United Kingdom. “Slave Life on St. Eustatius” Described ongoing public archaeology efforts on an island where most residents were descendants of slaves.
1998 Society for Historical Archaeology (SHA) meetings. “Putting Flesh on the Bones: Theoretical and Methodological Approaches to Butchery Analysis in Historical Archaeology”. The paper was part of thesis research.
1996 Virginia Academy of Sciences meetings. “The Use of Kaolin Pipe Stems to Serrate a Seventeenth-century Feature at Rich Neck Plantation”.
PUBLIC LECTURES
2005 Univeristy of Virginia Thomas Jefferson Chapter of the Society of Architectural Historians. “Colonial Afro-Caribbean Vernacular Architecture”.
2002 African Peoples and Pasts Discussion Group Seminar at the Institute of Archaeology Lecture entitled: “Slave Archaeology and Architecture: Correlates between Africa and the Caribbean”.
2001 Bristol University Archaeology Group. Described ongoing research on St. Eustatius, Netherlands Antilles by St. Eustatius Center for Archaeological Research.
2001 St. Eustatius Historical Foundation Annual General Meeting. Keynote address.
2000 UNESCO Sponsored “International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and Its Abolition”. Related current research regarding slave sites on St. Eustatius for the St. Eustatius public.
1999 George Washington Birthplace National Monument. Presented results of archaeological assessment investigating slave and tenant farmer sites in the park to National Park Service personnel.
1999 Fort Eustis Historical and Archaeological Association. Related research findings on Mulberry Island associated with seventeenth-century indentured servant and tenant farmer sites excavated during the summer of 1998 for Colonial Williamsburg.
WORLD WIDE WEB SITE DEVELOPMENT
2001-6 “St. Eustatius Center for Archaeological Research” designed and posted website for the organization. www.secar.org
2001 “St. Eustatius Historical Foundation” designed and posted website for the organization.
MUSEUM EXHIBITIONS
2005-2008 Yorktown Victory Center, Yorktown Virginia. Consultant and contributor for (2006-8) exhibit on St. Eustatius’ contributions to American Revolution.
2001-2003 Wereldmuseum Rotterdam, The Netherlands. Consultant for (2003) exhibit on Dutch participation in the slave trade.
TEACHING/INSTRUCTION
2004-6 Director and Lecturer Field school involving UK, Canadian, Australian, and US undergraduate students excavating on the St. Eustatius. Students receive independent study credits as well as fieldwork credits through their respective universities.
2004 (Summer) Co-Director Fieldwork involving UK undergraduate students excavating on the St. Eustatius Leper Colony Site.
2004 Lecturer for Post-Medieval Archaeology in London course at Birkbeck College. Was hired and developed the course, but was hired to work on St. Eustatius.
2002-4 Guest Lecturer for African Diaspora Archaeology, Caribbean Archaeology and Zooarchaeology, University College London, London, United Kingdom.
2002-3 Guest Lecturer for Historical Archaeology and Caribbean Archaeology, Bristol University, Bristol, United Kingdom.
2002 (Spring) Guest Lecturer for Caribbean Archaeology course at the Institute of Archaeology, University College London, London, United Kingdom.
2001 Teaching Assistant for Zooarchaeology at the Institute of Archaeology, University College London, London, United Kingdom.
2001-5 Archaeology Lecturer in primary and secondary schools on St. Eustatius.
2000 (Summer) Director Second Phase of dissertation fieldwork involving over 20 undergraduate students from the Institute of Archaeology. Counted as a “Fieldschool” for UCL students.
1996-7 Teaching Assistant for Zooarchaeology at College of William and Mary.
1996 (Summer) Excavation Director for Learning Weeks Program: where non-student adults participate in an excavation run by Colonial Williamsburg Foundataion, D.A.R.
1995 (Autumn) Excavation Director for Learning Weeks Program: as above.
1995 (Summer) Teaching Assistant for the College of William and Mary/Colonial Williamsburg Field School at Jamestown, Virginia
PROFESSIONAL AND ACADEMIC SERVICE
2000-2001 Papers of the Institute of Archaeology (P.I.A.) Production Editor for the post-graduate journal published by the Institute of Archaeology, University College London. Designed and implemented the layout for the peer-reviewed journal, which has an international circulation.
1999-2000 PhD Student Representative at the Institute of Archaeology, University College London. Elected from a student body consisting of over 150 fellow archaeology PhD students. Served on multiple committees in the largest academic archaeology department in the Western Hemisphere.
1997 Meeting Volunteer at the 30th Anniversary Society for Historical Archaeology/Society for Post-Medieval Archaeology Joint-Conference in Williamsburg, Virginia.
1996-7 Vice-president of the Graduate Student Association at the College of William and Mary. Served on multiple committees.
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATION MEMBERSHIPS
Society for Historical Archaeology (1995-present)
Society for Post-Medieval Archaeology (1996-present)
International Association of Caribbean Archaeologists (1999-present)
Koninklijk Instituut voor Taal-, Land-en Volkenkunde KITLV
(Royal Institute of Linguistics and Anthropology in The Netherlands) (2000-present)
Nautical Archaeology Society (2000-present)
Register of Professional Archaeologists (2002-present)
Associate of Institute of Field Archaeologists (2004-present)
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