Field Tech. Will work anywhere.
joneser
Edward Ray Jones Jr.
515 Clarkson St. Apt 601
Denver, CO.
80218
(434) 249-2078
EDUCATION
James Madison University 2008
B.S. in Anthropology with a concentration in Archaeology, Minor in Geology
The Covenant School 2001
James Madison University Archaeological Field School May 14th-June 15th 2007
James Madison’s Montpelier located in Orange County Va. Dr. Clarence Geier and Matthew Reeves, Co-directors. Front yard area was excavated in search of post holes based on an early fence line, with hopes of reconstructing the fence line.
RECENT EMPLOYMENT
James Madison University Feb 17th 2009- June 20th 2010
Crew Chief of Phase I and II excavation of Cedar Creek Battle Field Area located at Belle Grove; Middletown, Va and Ramseur’s Tract located in Fishers Hill, Va. Site includes Civil War encampments, battle lines, earthworks, farmsteads and early woodland sites. Trained undergraduate students in Phase I and II techniques, completed lab work, participated in metal detecting surveying and helped with daily and final reports. Experience with topographic maps and total station work.
URS Nov 30th 2008 -Feb 10th 2009
Phase I excavation of Fayetteville Pipeline Express located in Searcy, AR, Oxford, MS and surrounding areas. (Project #22240692) Participated in shovel test pit excavation and pedestrian surveys. Collected and identified pre-historic and historic artifacts and sites.
URS Sept 30th-Nov 21st 2008
Phase III excavation of Late Archaic/Late Paleo-Indian site located in Somerset, OH. (Project #33Pe807) Participated in excavating 5x5 meter blocks down to sterile subsoil. Photographed and mapped all excavation areas. Excavated features within the units when necessary. Also performed total station work.
James Madison University May-July 2008
Cedar Creek Battle Field Area located at Belle Grove; Middletown, Va. Participated in pedestrian surveys, Phase I test pitting, total station work, metal detecting and mapping of structures and earth works. Helped with daily reports. Investigated area for evidence of Civil War and pre-historic sites.
The Frontier Culture Museum; Staunton, Va. Participated in pedestrian surveys and Phase I shovel test pits. Investigated area for evidence of pre-historic and Civil War sites.
July-Aug 2007
Civil War battlefields of Fisher’s Hill, Toms Brook, New Market and Cedar Creek located in Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Participated in Phase I shovel test pit and pedestrian surveys. Identified and documented military sites, farmsteads, support structures, roads and pre-historic sites.
ARCHAEOLOGY EXPERIENCE
Undergraduate Student Teaching Assistant for Archaeology 197 at James Madison University Fall Semester 2007.
Teachers: Dr. Matthew Chamberlain and Dr. Clarence Geier
Organized field projects; trained undergraduate students in basic techniques of pedestrian surveys and Phase I shovel test pits.
Field Assistant, Ellwood Plantation Project for National Park Service Oct 2007
Dr. Clarence Geier, Principal Investigator.
Directed teams of students involved with locating and documenting a complex of 18th and 19th century roads enclosing Ellwood Plantation on the Wilderness Battlefield in Spotsylvania County, Virginia.
Internship for Montpelier at James Madison University Aug-Dec 2006
Director: Matthew Reeves
Participated in cleaning, cataloging and entering artifacts into a database. Concentration of internship focused in the area of nail and metal identification.
OTHER RECENT EMPLOYMENT
Strange Brewery Co. Sept 2010-present
Helping out with the brewing process, keep the tap house and brew room clean and pouring for tastings and service behind the bar.
Mid-Atlantic Cable Inc July 2002-Oct 2003
Warehouse Operations/Computer Assembly: Helped pack computer parts for shipping, restocked shelves with computer parts and assembled computers to be shipped/sold.
OTHER SKILLS
Certified Open Water Diver, Advanced Open Water Diver and Enriched Air Diver.
REFERENCES
Dr. Clarence R. Geier
Professor of Anthropology
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
James Madison University
Harrisonburg, Va. 22807
geiercr@jmu.edu 540-568-6973/
Alyson Linda Wood
Archaeology Research Assistant
Department of Sociology and Anthropology
James Madison University
Harrisonburg, VA 22807
alysonlwood@gmail.com 540-568-
Jonathan Green
URS
Crew Chief
jonwgrn42@gmail.com 423-650-
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