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Mr. Parrish has directed or participated in numerous survey and excavation projects in the southwestern, southeastern, and northwestern regions of the country, as well as Alaska. He is experienced in managing all phases of archaeology projects, including fieldwork and lab analysis, quality control, and report writing. He has managed many projects involving coordination with federal agencies, including the Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Forest Service, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, and the Federal Highway Administration. Mr. Parrish has authored numerous cultural resource management technical reports and has presented papers at national conferences and published articles in journals.
Education
- 1995, Master of Arts Candidate, University of Montana, Anthropology
- 1994, Bachelor of Arts, University of West Florida, Anthropology
Employment History
- Taschek Environmental Consulting, Albuquerque, New Mexico, Principal Investigator—Archaeology: June 2004 to Present: Responsibilities include management of all phases of archaeology projects, including fieldwork and lab analysis, quality control, and report writing.
- DMG Four Corners, Tularosa, NM, Field Director: -- Archaeology: August 2001 to June 2004: Responsibilities included management of all phases of archaeology projects, including fieldwork, quality control, and report writing.
- Lone Mountain Archaeological Services, Albuquerque, NM, Project Manager/Field Director -- Archaeology: March to August 2001: Responsibilities included management of all phases of archaeology projects, including fieldwork, quality control, and report writing.
Active Registrations
- New Mexico Archaeological Council
- Permitted Principal Investigator for archaeological investigations on New Mexico State lands
- Permitted Field Supervisor for archaeological investigations on Bureau of Land Management lands in the Northwest, Northeast and Southeast New Mexico Permit Area, all USDA-Forest Service lands in New Mexico, the Navajo Nation, and BIA lands under the jurisdiction of the Southwest Regional Office
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