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Pritam Chowdhury is currently a Ph.D. student in anthropology at the University of Arkansas, but has a wide-ranging career including cultural anthropology projects and several years in the private sector doing cultural resource management. Pritam is now focusing on Caddo archeology and working on materials excavated in the 1970s from the Ferguson site, a Middle Caddo mound site in Hempstead County. He is a veteran of the Van Winkle's Mill project.

 

Pritam Chowdhury at the Jones Mill summer dig 2008.
David Markus completed his BA in anthropology at the University of Florida and is now a graduate student at the University of Arkansas. For his upcoming MA work he is interested in historical archeology, African and Jewish Diaspora and sites in Historic Washington State Park in Hempstead County. David Markus on the back porch of the Abraham Block house in Historic Washington State Park, 2008.

Duncan McKinnon received his MA from the University of Arkansas in May of 2008--his thesis project was a large-scale remote sensing survey at Battle Mound, a late Caddo site in Lafayette County. For his Ph.D. dissertation he is continuing to focus on Caddo archeology and applications of archeo-geophysics. Duncan currently holds a research assistantship with the Arkansas Archeological Survey.

 

Duncan McKinnon during his first visit to Battle Mound, 2007.

Eric Proebsting is an Associate Archeologist at Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest. He compled his Ph.D. in Environmental Dynamics at the University of Arkansas in 2009. Eric's work in southwest Arkansas centers on landscape archeology, historical ecology, and the social and environmental history of early 19th-century farming communities in Hempstead County. He is a veteran of the Van Winkle's Mill project.


Eric Proebsting working on materials in the AAS-SAU laboratory in the Bruce Center, 2006.

Theresa Russell works for the Arkansas Historic Preservation Program and is a Ph.D. student in anthropology at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. Theresa is working on materials relating to the Sulphur Fork Factory--an early eighteenth-century Indian trading post in Miller County.

 

Theresa Russell on the Red River Caddo Archeology Tour, 2008
John Samuelson is a MA student at the University of Arkansas specializing in computer applications in archeology and archeogeophysics. He is currently working on a remote sensing survey at Crenshaw Mounds, an important Early Caddo ceremonial center in Miller County. John also works for the Arkansas Archeological Survey's Computer Service Program, has collaborated with the AAS-SAU staff on the Royston House project at Historic Washington State Park and is a veteran of the Van Winkle's Mill project. John Samuelson conducting a magnotometer survey at the Royston House, 2007.

 


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