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PERSONNEL
Jay F. Custer, Principal Investigator, Director, University of Delaware Center for
Archaeological Research, Professor of Anthropology. B.A. in Anthropology, Franklin
and Marshall College. M.A., Ph.D. in Anthropology, Catholic University of America.
Twenty years experience in archaeological research in the Middle Atlantic.
Lynn Riley, Principal Author
B.A. in Anthropology, University of Delaware. Six years experience in archaeological
research in Delaware.
Scott C. Watson, Project Manager and Co-Author
B.A. in Anthropology, University of Delaware. Twelve years experience in archaeological
research in the Middle Atlantic.
David C. Bachman, Project Manager
B.A. in Anthropology, Arizona State University. M.A. in Anthropology, University of
Delaware. Thirteen years experience in archaeological research in the Middle Atlantic
region and New England.
Jennifer Adkins, Report Preparation
B.S. in Economics, University of Delaware, M.P.A. candidate, University of Delaware.
One year experience in Delaware archaeology.
Dan Bailey, Crew Chief
B.A. in Anthropology, Kutztown University. Six years experience in archaeological
research in the Middle Atlantic.
Catherine Bassen, Field Crew
B.A. in English, University of Delaware. One year experience in Delaware
archaeology.
Kirk Booker, Artifact Analysis
B.A. candidate in Anthropology, University of Delaw~e. One year experience in
Delaware archaeology.
Andrew Bowser, Artifact Analysis
B.A. in International Relations, University of Delaware. One year experience in
archaeological research in Delaware.
Jim Card, Field Crew
B.A. in Biology, Florida State University. M.A. candidate in Archaeology, Florida State
University. Six years experience in prehistoric and historic archaeology in Florida and
Pennsylvania.
Gary Carpenter, Field Crew
Undergraduate student at Delaware Technical College.
Wade Catts, Field Crew
RA. in Anthropology/History, University of Delaware. M.A. in History, University of
Delaware. Ph.D. candidate in American Civilization, University of Delaware. Twelve
years experience in archaeological research in the Middle Atlantic.
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Dawn Cheshaek, Field Crew
B.A. in Anthropology and Philosophy, University of Delaware. Five years experience in
archaeological research in the Middle Atlantic.
Gayle Clements, Field Crew
B.A. and B.S. in the Technology of Artistic and Historic Objects, University of
Delaware.
Ellis C. Coleman, Field Crew
B.A. in Geology/Anthropology, Washington and Lee University; M.A. in Anthropology/
Archaeology, University of Georgia. Twelve years experience in archaeological research
in Virginia, Washington, D.C., Georgia, Missouri, New Mexico, Delaware, and France.
Stewart A. Deats, Field Crew
B.A. in Anthropology/Archaeology, University of North Dakota. lbree years experience
in archaeological research in California, North Dakota and Delaware.
Barbara Doms, Report Preparation
Two years experience in archaeological research in Delaware.
Keith R. Doms, Lab Manager
B.A. in Anthropology, University of Delaware. Thirteen years experience in
archaeological research in the Middle Atlantic.
Joelle Drupieski Browning, Field Crew
B.A. candidate in History, Wesley College. Four years experience in archaeological
research in the Middle Atlantic.
Celeste Marie Gagnon, Field Crew
B.A. in Anthropology, University of Delaware. Three years experience in archaeological
research in Delaware.
Sascha Goluboff, Field Crew
B.S. candidate in Anthropology, Colgate University. One year experience in Delaware
archaeological research.
Jack Goudsward, Field Crew
B.A. in Anthropology and Sociology, William Paterson College.
experience in Middle Atlantic archaeology.
Eleven years
David J. Grettler, Field Crew
B.A. in History/Anthropology, Pennsylvania State University. M.A. in American
History, University of Delaware. Ph.D. American History, University of Delaware.
Eleven years of archaeological research in the Middle Atlantic Area.
Matthew Harbin, Artifact Analysis
B.A. candidate in U.S. History, University of Delaware. One and a half years experience
in archaeological research in Delaware.
Jay Hodny, Field Crew
B.A. in Anthropology and Geography, University of North Dakota. M.A. in Geography,
University of Delaware. Nine years experience in Plains, Mid-West, and Middle Atlantic
archaeology.
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Kimberly Hood, Graphic Artist
B.F.A. in Illustration, University of Delaware. Four years experience in graphic arts and
illustration.
Angela Hoseth, Field Crew
B.A. in Anthropology, B.S. in Geography, University of North Dakota. Ten years
experience in Plains and Middle Atlantic archaeological research.
Christine Irvine, Field Crew
B.A. in Anthropology, University of Delaware. One and one half years experience in
archaeological research in Delaware.
Michael Lenert, Artifact Analysis
B.A. in Anthropology/Geography, University of Delaware. Two years experience in
archaeological research in Delaware.
Joel Klenck, Field Crew.
B.A. candidate in Anthropology, Northwestern University. Two years experience in
archaeological research.
Charles Linder, Field Crew
B.S. in Psychology, University of Delaware. One year experience in archaeological
research in Delaware.
Paul McCullough, Report Preparation
B.F.A. in Illustration, University of Delaware. One year experience in archaeological
illustration.
Glen Mellin, Field Crew
B.A. in Anthropology, University of Delaware. Twenty-four years experience in
archaeological research in the Middle Atlantic region.
Erin Mical, Report Preparation
B.A. candidate, University of Delaware. One year experience in archaeological research
in Delaware.
Edward Moyse, Artifact Analysis
B.A. in Philosophy/Psychology, University of Delaware. One and one half years
experience in Delaware archaeological research.
Michael J. Nolan,
One year experience in Delaware archaeology.
Deborah Page, Field Crew
B.A. in Anthropology, University of Delaware. One year experience in archaeological
research in Delaware.
Thomas Raiber, Field Crew
B.S. candidate in History, University of Delaware. One and one half years experience in
archaeological research in Delaware.
Todd Sanstrom, Report Preparation
Three years experience in archaeological research in Delaware.
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Eileen McMahon Schultz, Field Crew and Repon Preparation
B.A. in Anthropology, University of Delaware. Eight years experience in archaeological
research in Delaware.
Roben Schultz, Graphic Artist
RF.A. in Illustration, University of Delaware. Four years experience in graphic arts and
illustration.
Brian Seidel, Field Crew
Three years experience in archaeological research in the Middle Atlantic.
Thomas P. Simmonds, Field Crew
B.A. in German, Kutztown University. Three years experience in archaeological
research in the Middle Atlantic.
Peter R. Taylor, Field Crew
B.S. in Geochemistry, Michigan State University. Experience in seismic prospecting and
soil science. One year experience in archaeological research in Delaware.
Jenny Vaughn, Repon Preparation
B.A. candidate in Anthropology, University of Delaware. One year experience in
archaeological research in Delaware.
Karena Von Hassel, Field Crew
RA. in Anthropology, University of Delaware. Three years experience in archaeological
research in the Middle Atlantic.
Sidney Williams, Field Crew
B.A. in English and Theater, University of Delaware. Four years experience in
archaeological research in Delaware.
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