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Full Phase (1-3) field & lab work. Shovel testing, test units, full excavations, Magnetometry Scanning, and total station configuration. Projects would surround periods: Archaic 4,850 BP. – 11,700 BP., Early Woodland Period 2,100 BP. – 2,800 BP., Middle Woodland Period 1,000 BP. – 2,100 BP., and Late Woodland Period 1550 AD. – 1,000 BP. The areas of study consist of Tennessee, Arkansas, Kentucky, Florida Missouri, and other surrounding states. Notable Projects: Arnold Air Force Base (Federal Gov. Dig Phase I-III), 40CF340 (Phase I), Paige Branch (Phase I-III)

Full Phase (1-3) field & lab work. Duties: Shovel testing, test units, full excavations, profiling, mapping, soil analysis, lithic analysis, ceramic analysis, human remains analysis, museum curation, report technical writing (Background research & tables as well), total station operator, and other varying scientific methods. Projects would surround periods: Archaic 4,850 BP. – 11,700 BP., Early Woodland Period 2,100 BP. – 2,800 BP., Middle Woodland Period 1,000 BP. – 2,100 BP., and Late Woodland Period 1550 AD. – 1,000 BP., and Historical. Notable Projects: Bridging Kentucky 15WA13 (Phase I-III, Archaic & Mississippian settlement structures), River Walk (Phase I), Redbird (Phase II), Cave City (Phase I).

This ethnographic project was led by Dr. Kate Hudepohl, Dr. Darlene Applegate, Dr. Ashley Stinnett, and Dr. Erika Brady. The project consisted of: processing cultural ethnographic data for two National Park Service grant projects Mammoth Cave National Park & Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historical Park by way of various Fieldwork protocols and duties for research assistants such as: Listening to interviews, conducting interviews, creating transcriptions, creation of master topics, labeling, cataloging linguistic material, proofreading reports, photography for documentation of specific sites of interviews, archival research, and travel.

Projects would consist of a multitude of duties to help prevent the destruction and looting of archaeological sites within Mammoth Cave National Park (The world’s largest cave system). Duties: Surveying, analyzing archaeological sites and artifacts, journaling, photography, mapping, GPS navigation, trekking, archival research, and the possible recovery/preservation of artifacts. The importance of the job directly relates to the overall protection of over a 100+ sites (Caves, shelters, graves, and other historical sites) within the National Park. Working alongside Edward Jakaitis (Cultural Resource Manager for MCNP) & under Dr. Darlene Applegate (WKU Folk and Anthropology Department Head) a multitude of skills were emphasized such as teamwork, communication, preservation, direct NAGPRA & Law Enforcement connectivity, and more. Notable Projects: Reburial of Native American remains & restoration of archaeological site (graffiti removal, cleaning, replacement, and proper excavation), Post Contact torch discovery, recovery, and preservation, Petroglyph discovery & preservation).

Msc, Ancient Cultures

Activities and Societies: Archaeology Society, Robotics Team, Potholing Team, Kayaking Team, Surf Team, and American Football Team. QS.

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Anthropology

Major in Anthropology: Archaeology Concentration

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Folklore Studies