Anna Mcgraw Email & Phone Number

Minneapolis, Mn, Us

Minneapolis, Mn

Compile reports using Microsoft SQL ServerCreate Python scripts to analyze reports and calculate statistics of aquatic dataWork with a survey team to create bathymetric maps of the southern United StatesReview aquatic geospatial data uploaded by customers for interpolation precisionDigitize shorelines from satellite imagery

Phase 1 archaeological survey in Minnesota and WisconsinPhase 2 archaeological survey in Eastern Wisconsin, Northern MinnesotaLead crews of 1-3 people in archaeological surveys in MN, WI, and MOWrote daily reports of surveys and hand drew mapsAnalyzed projects, created timelines and daily plans for multiple crewsCommunicated with bosses and public about project guidelinesUse Trimble Terrasync to navigate and map archaeological sites

-Corrected discrepancies using EMu between the Minnesota Historical Society and the Office of State Archaeologist site records

New Hope, Mn

-Provides support to adults with Prader Willi Sydrome and other developmental disabilities-Communicates orally with consumers so that they understand what they need to complete each day, works on solution with consumers to meet their goals when they communicate they have trouble completing a task-Writing in logs to communicate with other staff member about what has happened during the day-Promotes positive relations among consumers, family, coworkers, and supervisors

Cokato, Mn

-Technical writing, revision of policy manual and website-Used Quickbooks Pro to complete federal surveys

-Assisted in the literature search of an archaeological survey -Conducted research at the MN SHPO, University of Minnesota map library, and in various Registrar of Deeds offices

•Inventoried, cataloged, and processed over 1500 items; including animal bones, bottle glass, flat glass, and historic pottery using Re-discovery•Artifact photography of over 500 artifacts. •Designed an exhibit with 45 artifacts for the visitor center lobby on site called “Archeology of the Bourgeois House” •Conducted library research related to the cultural and historic aspects of Fort Union Trading Post for the exhibit.•Worked with site maps, original field notes and artifact catalogues from the 1960’s excavations. •Received training in paper and metal conservation and to recognize when objects needed to be set aside for further treatment•Organized collections on shelves

•Inventoried and photographed over 10,000 archeological items, including black duck pottery and lithic tools, excavated from Bois Forte, a Chippewa community in northern Minnesota.•Received training in MHS Collections Management Systems•Learned about the proper storage and re-storage of archaeological items

Master Of Gis, Geographic Information Science

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Anthropology

Activities and Societies: Archaeology Research Group, Hamline Multifaith, Hamline Outdoor Recreation Club

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