Archeology Intern Resume
Bruce Wayne
103 Peace Lane
Mountain View, CA 94034
650-325-1618
Junior college intern with major in anthropology, underlining archeology, offering on site archeological excavation experience working in the Western American Rain Forest with the University of Montana. Fluent in German and Spanish. Computer skills include Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint and Outlook).
Excavation area skills:
- Cleaning ceramics and lithics
- Employing Total Informatics System for mapping, as well as measuring tapes and compass
- Profiling
- General excavation skills
University of Texas, Belize, Central America, 2007
Bachelor of Arts, Archeology / Anthropology Studies
Relevant Coursework:
- Native American Civilizations – Studied Aztec, Inca and Maya civilizations
- Anthropology of Early African Americans – Historical anthropology of early African Americans settlements. Written essays of site activities for a mock settlement for more than a 400 year time frame, describing artifacts, layers, locations and features
- Knowledge of Human Origins
- Pleio-Pleispocme Hominids – Detailed study of human evolution
- Evolution and Function of Human Skeleton – Physical anthropology of the human skeleton
- History of Anthropological Theory – Studied theorists such as Durkheim, Marx, Weber, Freud, Clifford Geertz, Ruth Benedict and Franz Boas
- Myths, Symbols and Rituals
- Anthropological Linguistics
VASSAR COLLEGE, Poughkeepsie, New York, 2007 – Present
Student Excavator
Selected to be the part in the program. Gined hands-on archeological field skills and mapping techniques while excavating older settlements in the Rain Forest.