A quick bio:

EDUCATION

Ph.D. candidate
Brown University, Department of Anthropology, Providence, RI. Fall 2002 – anticipated May 2008.
(committee: Dr. R. Gould – advisor, Dr. P. Rubertone & Dr. W. Simmons)

M.Phil
University of Cambridge, Department of Archaeology, Cambridge, England, 2001-2002.
Archaeological Heritage Management and Museum Studies. Degree conferred March 2003. (advisor: Dr. C. Chippindale)

B.A.
Boston University, Boston, MA, 1997-2001
Archaeology with minor concentration in History, summa cum laude with distinction (advisor: Dr. M. Beaudry)

Links to digitally available publications

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• Creative Documentation and Archaeological Practice: Surveying Archaeologists on Film

• Lessons from the Ethics Bowl | Lessons from a Collaborative Experience with L. Anderson, C. Messick, B. Sekedat, C. Reiser.

• Presentation review from CHAT 2006, Bristol, UK

• Glass Bottles from Cocumscussoc, 2006 or navigate from Here

• Greene Farm Publications and Reports

Select non-electronic publications: (full list available on my CV)

• 2008 Review of Yearbook of Cultural Property Law 2006, edited by Sherry Hutt and David Tarler, Left Coast Press, Walnut Creek, 2006. Historical Archaeology.

• 2007 Epidemic of Medicine: An archaeological dose of popular culture. In The ABC of CHAT: Contemporary and Historical Archaeological Theory, ed. by Angela Piccini, Laura McAtackney, and Matthew Palus. British Archaeological Reports (BAR), Oxford.

• 2007 In their own words. In Disaster Archaeology, by Richard Gould. University of Utah Press, Salt Lake City.

• 2007 Krysta Ryzewski, editor, Greene Farm Archaeology Project, Field Report 2006-07. On file with the Rhode Island Historic Preservation and Heritage Commission and the City of Warwick. Contributors: Kaitlin Deslatte, Caroline Frank, and Ninian Stein.

• 2006 (with Caroline Frank and Ninian Stein) Preliminary Field and Historical Report, Greene Farm Archaeology Project, 2005 Field Season. On file with the Rhode Island Historic Preservation and Heritage Commission and the City of Warwick.