Field Work
In 1992 she was the project director and field supervisor for excavations at Rock Bridge shelter in Wolfe Co., KY.
Her other field work after this includes:
- Project director and field supervisor for an excavation at the Cold Oak Shelter in Lee Co., KY (1994)
- Project director of an archaeological survey in Lee Co., KY (1995)
- Project director for excavations at Mounded Talus shelter in Lee Co., KY (1996)
- Project director and field supervisor for excavations at Courthouse Rock shelter (1998) in Powell Co., KY.
- Project director and field supervisor at Sheldon Skidmore site and Shepherd site (2000) in Powell Co, KY
- Project director and field supervisor at the Anderson and Martin site (2001) in Powell Co., KY
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