CRC Team

David has worked on archaeological research and heritage management projects in Florida, North Carolina, Virginia, Oregon, and Washington State. He earned a Certificate in GIS from the University of West Florida in 2009 and his MA from the University of Washington in 2012. He is currently finishing his PhD there as well. His research and training focuses on racism and racialization, historic archaeology and historic artifact analysis, landscape archaeology, survey methods, and GIS. He has additional experience in lithic analysis. Since joining CRC in 2021, he has conducted background research, field surveys, laboratory analysis, and technical writing for projects across Washington State.

Jessica received her BA in Anthropology from Western Washington University and worked in several states around the U.S. before working solely in the Pacific Northwest in 2014. In 2015, she join CRC and has completed over 100 projects. Her work has focused in western and central Washington with project contributions including: field survey and monitoring; geomorphic analysis; research concerning cultural and historic documentation; laboratory analysis; technical writing; and historic property documentation. Jessica is CRC's Whatcom County based archaeologist.

Juliet completed her BA in Anthropology - Archaeological Sciences at University of Washington in 2022, where her training included field methods in indigenous archaeology. While at UW, she also worked as a geoarchaeology research assistant and as a research/lab assistant in the Pacific Northwest Archaeology Lab. She has held internships at the American Museum of Natural History's North American Archaeology Lab and the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco. Since joining CRC in August 2022, Juliet has assisted with archaeological surveys, archaeological monitoring, archaeological site documentation, research, and technical writing on a variety of projects in western Washington.