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Officers: Ross C. Fields,
RPA With more than 20 years of experience, Ross Fields has an extensive background in all phases of archeology, including survey, testing, and data recovery. He has participated in projects in Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado, Southeastern Alaska, Louisiana, Arizona, Missouri, and Utah. Mr. Fields is responsible for the planning and management for both large and small projects, for clients from federal, state, and local agencies, as well as those of private industry. His research interests include the archeology of the Caddo area and adjacent portions of southeastern and east-central Texas and western Louisiana. Mr. Fields earned MA and BA degrees in Anthropology from The University of Texas. Douglas K. Boyd,
RPA Doug Boyd has more than 20 years of archeology field experience, covering a wide range of project types. His extensive survey, testing, and data recovery background includes projects in the western and northern parts of Texas and in adjacent portions of New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Kansas. Mr. Boyd is responsible for the planning and management of a range of projects for a variety of clients, in both the private and public sectors. His research interests include prehistoric, protohistoric, and historic cultures of the southern Plains; native American rock art of the Southern Plains; southwestern influence in the Great Plains; and Plains/Pueblo interaction and bison/man relationships. He earned a MA in Anthropology from Texas A&M University, and a BA in Anthropology from West Texas State University. Karen M. Gardner,
RPA Karen Gardner has field experience in prehistoric, historic, and underwater archeology from projects in Texas, Pennsylvania, New Mexico, and Jamaica. She has over 15 years of experience in laboratory and collections management, including the conservation and treatment of archeological materials from terrestrial and marine environments. Ms. Gardner is also responsible for the planning and management of a variety of projects, including those done in association with other cultural resources companies. Research interests include mortuary analysis, Mimbres ceramics, and curation and collection management issues. She earned a MA in Anthropology from Texas A&M University and a BA in Anthropology and Sociology from Clarion State University. Sandra
L. Hannum With a thorough background in all phases of archeological fieldwork and experience in drafting, cartography, and publication layout and design, Sandy Hannum is ideally suited to handling mapping, photographic, and other report production needs. Her extensive experience in the use and maintenance of computer hardware and software allows her to use current technology to its fullest advantage. Recent projects include the production of visual museum-quality displays, public outreach brochures, and classroom lesson plans. Ms. Hannum received a MA in Latin American Studies and Cartography from The University of Texas at Austin and a BA in Anthropology and Geography from Clarion State University. Staff: Amy
E. Dase Amy Dase has extensive experience with the various components of historical research, architectural history, and cultural resources planning and development. She is familiar with utilizing a range of archival resources, including national, state, and county records. Ms. Dase is also experienced in conducting oral histories and preparing the accompanying transcriptions. Research interests include African American history, the history of the 20th century, and architectural history. Ms. Dase received a MA in History from Middle Tennessee State University and a BA in History from Northwestern University. John
E. Dockall, RPA John Dockall has 20 years of experience on a variety of archeological projects and has participated in field work in Jordan, Belize, New Mexico, Texas, and Hawaii. His fieldwork experience includes both large and small scale projects involving survey, testing, and data recovery. Research interests include hunter-gatherer theory, lithic technology, stone tool use and micro-wear analysis, Lower and Middle Paleolithic technology, hominoid evolution and cognition, the influence of mobility and sedentism on subsistence technology, technological studies of lithic assemblages, and stone tool replication. Dr. Dockall earned his BA in Anthropology from the University of Texas, Permian Basin and both a MA and PhD in Anthropology from Texas A&M University. Eloise
Frances Gadus Eloise Gadus has more than 20 years of experience in archeological survey, testing, and data recovery. Her experience includes projects in Texas, Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Ohio. Based on the range and depth of her experience, Ms. Gadus is able to lead and direct projects, and works with crews to ensure that the proper field techniques are followed. Research interests include Gulf Coast and Woodland archeology, prehistoric ceramics, and iconography of prehistoric societies. Ms. Gadus received a BA in Anthropology from Cleveland State University and completed course work towards a MA degree in Anthropology at the University of Florida. Timothy
B. Griffith, RPA Tim Griffith has been working on cultural resources projects, including archeological survey, testing, and excavation, for more than 10 years. His experience includes projects in Texas and Alabama in the United States, and in Jordan in the Middle East. Research interests include ethnoarcheology, zooarcheology, spatial analysis, southeastern and southwestern prehistory, and forensic archeology. Mr. Griffith received his MA in Anthropology from the University of Alabama and is in the process of completing his PhD at the University of Kansas. Virginia
L. Hatfield Ginny Hatfield has a wide range of experiences with cultural resources projects, including archeological survey, testing, and excavation project. She has worked on projects in the mid-west and southwest, as well as in Texas and Alaska. Dr. Hatfied earned her BA in History from Texas Tech University, and a MA and PhD in Archeology from the University of Kansas. Stephanie
Katauskas Stephanie Katauskas has more than seven years of experience in cultural resources, historic preservation, architectural history, public programming, and museum studies. Her background includes National Register review, architectural surveys, intensive research projects, and museum-related projects. Ms. Katauskas has familiarity working on the state and municipal level, as well as in the private sector. Research interests include westward expansion in the 19th century, 20th century history, and architectural history. She received a MA in Historical Administration and a BA in history from Eastern Illinois University. Karl
W. Kibler, RPA Karl Kibler has more than 10 years of experience directing, conducting, and participating in archeological survey, testing, and data recovery, as well as geomorphic investigations. His experience includes projects in Texas, New Mexico, Ohio, West Virginia, and Wyoming. Research interests include Quaternary environments and geomorphology, Paleoindians, and hunter-gatherer cultural ecology. Mr. Kibler received a MA in Anthropology from The University of Texas at Austin, and a BA in Anthropology from Miami University. Jennifer
K. McWilliams, RPA Jennifer McWilliams has participated in historic and prehistoric archeological projects, and has worked on projects in Texas, Belize, Ecuador, and Peru. She has experience in archeological survey, testing, and data recovery, historic artifact analysis, and site and artifact photography. Research interests include the historic settlement of Texas, with emphasis on Spanish Colonial Texas. Ms. McWilliams received a BA in Anthropology from Southwest Texas State University, and a MA in Anthropology from Texas Tech University. Aaron
Norment Aaron Norment has participated in historic and prehistoric projects involving the various phases of survey, testing, and data recovery. He has worked at Spanish mission and presidio sites in Texas and Louisiana, and also has experience in the American southwest. Research interests include the French and Spanish settlement of Texas, with emphasis on armaments and trade, the archeology of the Lower Pecos, and bioarcheology. Mr. Norment received a BA in Anthropology from The University of Texas at Austin and his MA in Anthropology from Texas Tech University. Elaine
Robbins Elaine Robbins has edited books, magazines, and other publications for more than 20 years. She served as executive editor of Texas Parks and Wildlife magazine, production editor for Viking Penguin, and freelance editor for Fodor's, Global Finance, Diversion, Texas Journey, and other publications. Ms. Robbins has written articles on a wide range of subjects for American Archaeology, Sierra, Utne, Planning, and Modern Maturity. Her interests include environment and development issues and natural and cultural preservation. She holds a BA in English from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro. Robert
Thrift With field experience in survey, testing, and data recovery projects, Mr. Thrift demonstrates a wide range of abilities and expertise. His abilities include extensive experience with site mapping, including the operation and transfer of data from a total data station, as well as in field techniques, photography, and record keeping. Mr. Thrift is also involved in the processing and cataloging of artifacts, the flotation of bulk samples, and the preparation of collections for curation. He has worked throughout Texas, and has also had the opportunity to work in Belize. Mr. Thrift graduated from The University of Texas at Austin with a BA in Anthropology. Bruce
Waterfield Bruce Waterfield has over 15 years of experience in business management, banking and accounting. His experience also includes serving as financial manager and Chief Financial Officer for a specialized marketing firm. Mr. Waterfield received a BS in Economics from Oklahoma State University. Brian
Wootan Brian Wootan has an extensive background in graphic design, illustration, and cartography in a variety of fields, including theater, fine arts, as well as CRM. His research interests include art history, Native American art, and the art of indigenous peoples. Mr. Wootan received a BFA in Graphic Design from Texas Tech University.
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