heather b. trigg - Fiske Center - University of Massachusetts Boston

James Snead, UCLA. Assisted in surveying and mapping sites on the Caja Del Rio
and Camp Frank Rand, New Mexico.
1986 Archaeologist. WS Ranch Site Project. Principal Investigator: Dr. James Neely,
University of Texas. Assisted in supervision of field school students in
excavations at O Block Cave, New Mexico.
1985 Archaeologist. Principal Investigator: Dr. Michael Jochim, University of California,
Santa Barbara. Assisted in excavation of a Mesolithic site near Bad Buchau, Germany.
1985 Archaeologist. Principal Investigator: Susan Gregg, University of
Michigan. Assisted in field recovery, processing, and analyzing of botanical
remains from a Neolithic site, Blaubeuren, Germany.
1982, 83 Archaeologist. Black Mesa Archaeological Project, Ethnobotanical
Laboratory. Principal Investigator: Dr. George Gumerman, Southern Illinois
University, Center for Archaeological Investigations. Responsible for the analysis
of macro-botanical materials.
Lab Experience
1998-2000 Project Paleoethnobotanist - Mission San Marcos Archaeological
Project, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Principal Investigator: David Hurst
Thomas, American Museum of Natural History, New York.
1999-2000 Paako Research Project, Albuquerque, New Mexico - My role in the larger
project is to examine issues of cross-cultural interaction through analysis of macro
botanical materials. Principal Investigator: Mark Lycett, University of Chicago.
1999 Paleoethnobotanical Analyst - Analyzed botanical materials from Mongolia.
Principal Investigator: Henry Wright, University of Michigan.
1998-99 Paleoethnobotanical Analyst - Analyzed botanical materials from Chogha
Gavaneh, Iran. Principal Investigator: Henry Wright, University of Michigan.
1991-95 Graduate Student Research Assistant for Dr. Richard Ford, University of
Michigan. Responsible for cataloguing and assisted in curating materials in the
Ethnographic and Ethnobotanical Collections at the Museum of Anthropology.
Completed NAGPRA inventory of the Ethnographic Collections. Identified
macro-botanical materials from archaeological sites. Analyzed archaeological
materials from excavations of LA 90838 - an Archaic site in New Mexico.
1993 Paleoethnobotanical Analyst. Great Lakes Research Associates. Responsible
for the identification of macro-botanical materials from a Middle Woodland site in
Michigan.
1988 Paleoethnobotanical Analyst. Palo Duro/Spearman project, Principal
Investigator: Dr. James Neely, University of Texas. Responsible for the analysis
of seeds from water-logged deposits.
1986 Paleoethnobotanical Analyst. O Block Cave/ WS Ranch Sites, Principal
Investigator: Dr. James Neely, University of Texas. Responsible for the analysis of
macro-botanical material from dry caves and open-air sites.