William P. Boynton

620 Saunders St.

Wauchula, Florida 33873

warka773@hotmail.com

(863) 773-3553

Objective:  To obtain temporary archaeological field work.

Experience:

22 May 2007 - 8 June 2007 Archaeological and Historical Conservancy, Inc., (954) 792-9776, Davie, Florida

Project Manager: Brad Mueller

9 July 2007 - 31 July 2007 Panamerican Consultants, Inc., (813) 884-6351, Tampa, Florida

Project Manager: Kelly Driscoll

1 August 2007 - 12 August 2007 Archaeological and Historical Conservancy, Inc., (954) 792-9776, Davie, Florida

Project Manager: Brad Mueller

4 November 2007 - 10 November 2007 Panamerican Consultants, Inc., (813) 884-6351, Tampa, Florida

12 November 2007- 29 February 2008 Geo-Marine Incorporated.  (757) 873-3702, Hampton, Virginia

Project Director: Jenifer Elam

30 September 2008 - 15 November 2008 URS Corporation.  (513) 651-3440, Cincinnati, Ohio

Project Director: Ken Duerksen

1 December 2008 - 20 February 2009 Geo-Marine Incorporated, (757) 873-3702, Hampton, Virginia

Program Manager: Barbara A. Vargo

21 April 2009 - 5 August 2009 Alpine Archaeological Consultants, INC., (970) 249-6761 ext. 23, Montrose, Colorado

Staff Archaeologist: Matthew Landt, cell  # (970) 209-2400

29 September - 20 October 2009 Alpine Archaeological Consultants, INC., (970) 249-6761 ext. 23, Montrose, Colorado

Staff Archaeologist: Jackie Mullens

4 January 2010 – 23 January 2010 -Marine Incorporated, (757) 873-3702, Hampton, Virginia

Program Manager: V. R. Beasley

Archaeological Technician

Responsibilities:

·    These were Phase I, Phase II and Phase III projects consisting of predetermined transections.  Each transect was set at 100 meter intervals with each transect to be shovel tested.  The interval for shovel testing was determined to be 50 meters for zones of low probability of cultural occurrence and decreased from there for proscribed areas of high probability of cultural occurrence.  The shovel tests conducted physically were determined to be 50 cmbs wide by 1 meter deep.  Other responsibilities involved filing a daily log of shovel testing along with the maintenance of all data obtained throughout the project. Phase II consisted of 1meter by 1 meter squares with complete excavation down to 1 meter.  These also consisted of complete documentation of artifacts found as well as local topographical descriptions and stratification.  Phase III was total mitigation to virgin levels.  Complete documentation of artifacts, location, feature evaluation, feature bisection, and stratification of the levels excavated throughout.

Assistant Crew Chief

Responsibilities:

·    The last project I worked was a Phase II and Phase III excavation located in Colorado and Wyoming.  This project's focus was to determine a possible midden site and extramural activity zones and the possible relationship to a 2008 excavated basin house.  It was during this excavation that I was field promoted to an assistant crew chief.  The additional duties included counting and checking in artifacts on a daily basis, checking daily level forms from the other members of the crew, at peak 24 members total and checking unit summaries that were generated for the total of 350 square meter excavations during the project.  Also of note was the review of forms for over 40 features that were exposed during the general excavations during this project.  At the conclusion of the project there was the added responsibility of burying back the site and leveling the ground to a generally natural setting. 

1998-2007     Custom Craft Modular, Inc. Zolfo Springs, FL., 33890   (863) 735 0612

Quality Control Manager/ Service Manager

Responsibilities:

• Verification of proper construction methods, materials and fasteners used to conform to code requirements in construction of modular office units. Use and understanding of Blueprint drawings, details within the blueprints, specifications required by the engineers and building codes in construction of modular office units. Review and document correction or deviations that have occurred to bring the units within state and regional code requirements, Final inspection that includes any corrective measures found by the quality control inspector. Resources used Standard Building Code (SBC), National Electrical Code (1999 NEC), ANA/ANSI A117.1/FACBC, Florida Building Code (FBC2001), Florida Mechanical Code (FMC2001), Florida Plumbing Code (FPC2001).

References  

Upon request

Military Experience:

Basic Training, Fort Knox, KY.; Advance Individual Training, Fort Jackson, SC., Trained as Administration Specialist.  Stationed in West Germany at Battalion Level S-3 (Operation Section).  In charge of correspondence, reports, and files.  Responsible for request and allocations of schools to the six companies under the battalion’s command.

Education:

University Of South Florida, BA Degree in Anthropology with Honors.  A specialization in Archaeology.

Field Schools:

Sardinia 2005, North Dakota 2006.

Computer Knowledge:

Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, Power Point, Front Page: (97, 2000, XP, Vista).

Interest/Hobbies: