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Ms. Hurt has directed or participated in numerous survey and excavation projects in the Southwestern United States. She has completed coursework and workshops relevant to cultural resource compliance work and is experienced in managing all phases of archaeology projects, including fieldwork and lab analysis, quality control, and report writing and editing. She 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
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Ms. Hurt is the author of numerous cultural resource management technical reports as well as peer-reviewed book and journal publications. Ms. Hurt is also an
experienced technical editor and has edited reports related to cultural resource and environmental compliance.
Education
- 1996 to 1999, Doctoral Studies (A.B.D), University of New Mexico, Anthropology
- 1996, Master of Arts, University of New Mexico, Anthropology
- 1986, Master of Arts, Indiana University, Journalism
- 1982, Bachelor of Arts, Indiana University, Journalism and Political Science
Recent Employment History
- Taschek Environmental Consulting, Albuquerque, New Mexico, Cultural Resource Program Manager/Principal Investigator: April 2002 to Present: Responsibilities include management of cultural resource program (staff of 10), and project management—including fieldwork and lab analysis, quality control, and report writing/editing.
- Lone Mountain Archaeological Services, Inc., Albuquerque, NM, Project Manager: 1999 to 2002: Responsibilities included management of all phases of archaeology projects, including fieldwork, lab analysis, quality control, and report writing.
- National Park Service, Santa Fe, Ceramic Specialist: 1997 to 2002: Responsibilities included survey, data entry, writing of ceramics and chronology chapters for a multi-year inventory of Natural Bridges National Monument, and editing of survey report on Bandelier National Monument.
Active Registration
- Society for American Archaeology
- New Mexico Archaeological Council
- New Mexico Heritage Preservation Alliance
- Permitted Principal Investigator for archaeological investigations on New Mexico State lands, Bureau of Indian Affairs lands, Navajo Nation, and Bureau of Land Management
lands (Northeast, Northwest, and Southeast New Mexico)
- Listed as a Historian in the New
Mexico State Historic Preservation Officer's Directory of Qualified
Supervisory Personnel.
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