By Jennifer Munro

CASSIDY ROSS

I graduated from  Hampshire College with a BA in Archaeology. I will be working in Auria doing CRM. Eventually, I intend to apply for graduate school to study Neolithic Archaeology. I am interested in ancient  astronaut theories.

JAMIE QUARTERMAINE

By Jennifer Munro

JAMIE QUARTERMAINE

I am a project manager at Oxford Archaeology, in the UK, and I specialise in landscape archaeology; looking at the bigger picture, and the tool of my trade has increasingly become the drone, rather than the trowel. But my claim to fame (or is it infamy) is that I worked at Akko in the early 1980s, and was area supervisor of Area AB.  I broke my archaeological teeth on some of the most remarkable Middle Bronze and Late Bronze Age remains that any archaeologist should feel  privileged to be involved in. The Tel has had its metaphorical claws in me for a long time, which have dragged me back to be involved in the present excavations.

By Jennifer Munro

BRETT SIEBERT

Pennsylvania State University

Archaeological Science

Ever since I was a child I knew I was destined for travel and adventure. I remember constantly being in trouble for wandering away from the group just to see something that caught my eye, or to go down a path that I thought would lead to something amazing. I am a very curious individual, and I love treading off the beaten path.

I am a friendly, free-spirited individual that loves to travel and see new places! and I’m always looking forward to the next adventure. I’m always up for meeting new people in new places and hearing stories of the travels and adventures that they have been on. I am also in love with the beauty of nature. It is absolutely amazing when I find a place in this world that appears to be untouched by human hands. I am into a wide range of music including hip-hop, pop, rock, classical, country, edm etc.

 

CASSIDY ROSS
JAMIE QUARTERMAINE
JAMIE QUARTERMAINE
BRETT SIEBERT