Robert B. (Bob) d'Aigle, MA
Registered Professional Archaeologist
Principal Investigator
Senior Project Manager
EXPERIENCE:
Project Administration; Cultural Resource Management Investigation Management; Archaeological Significance Testing and Mitigation; Archaeology Investigations of Standing Structures; HABS/HAER and Historic Building Reports; Soil Analysis; OSHA 1910.120, 40 Hour Training (HAZWOPER); OSHA 1926.32 Competent Person Training; Historic Preservation Regulations, and Archival Research.
AREAS:
Interior and coastal Alaska; Arkansas; Florida; Kansas; Louisiana; Missouri; Oklahoma; Texas; Reynosa, Mexico, and Dnepropetrovs'k Oblast, Ukraine.
ENVIRONMENTAL & GEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS
David R. Williamson, RPG
Associate
Environmental Geologist
EXPERIENCE:
Project Administration; Geology; Mapping and Mineral Economics; Industrial Mineral Exploration and Development; Mine Planning, Design and Development; Environmental Regulations and Regulatory Compliance; Geological and Environmental Assessments; Sections 10 and 404 Regulatory Permitting and Compliance; Wetlands Determination and Delineation; Mitigation Planning and Permitting; Land Acquisition; Land Use and Land Management; Land Reclamation and Re-vegetation, Cave Exploration and Mapping.
AREAS:
Alabama; Arkansas; Georgia; Louisiana; Mississippi; Missouri; Oklahoma, and Texas.
ARCHAEOLOGY AND ECOLOGY LABORATORY
Nataliya V. (Natasha) Hryshechko, MS
Director of Laboratory Services
EXPERIENCE:
National Institute of Oil and Gas, L'viv, Ukraine - Director of Laboratory Services; Water Quality Control, Dnepropetrovsk Oblast, Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine - Laboratory Research Assistant.
AREAS:
Florida; Kansas; Louisiana; Missouri; Oklahoma, and southeast, central, and coastal Texas.
FLUENT LANGUAGES:
English; Russian, and Ukrainian.
GIS, CARTOGRAPHY, GRAPHICS, AUTOCAD
Robert L. (Bob) Pickering
Associate
Cartographer
MARKETING AND CONTRACT MANAGEMENT
L. Nichole (Nic) Buckman
Director of Marketing
Susan D. Land, BA
Contract Administrator
ARCHIVAL RESEARCH
John R. d’Aigle
Archaeology Technician II
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