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Archaeopaths Consulting

Company Information

Contact: David peterson (Project manager, director)

297 dewey st.
St paul, Mn 55104

Mobile 847-331-6557
Busines 847-331-6557

davepeterson26@hotmail.com

Year Established: 1995

Specialties: Archaeologists

Training/Experience: Archaeopaths' Director, David Peterson, has a Ph.D. in Anthropology from the University of Chicago and is a licensed Principal Investigator in Minnesota. He has conducted archaeological investigations in Minnesota, Iowa, North Dakota, Oklahoma, and West Virginia, as well as Armenia, Kazakhstan, and Russia, both individually and managing groups of up to 50. He is Affiliate Faculty with the Center for Archaeology, Materials, and Applied Spectroscopy (CAMAS, Idaho State University) and on the Board of Directors of the New Brighton Area Historical Society (Ramsey County).

Notes: Archaeological consulting services for large and small projects, including field work, survey, testing, evaluation, literate searches, curation, and analysis in compliance with federal, state, and local regulations.

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Project: National Register evaluation of a site (21WR0193), Principal Investigator and Professor for Idaho State University's Archaeology Field School at the Sublett Troughs site in the Sawtooth National Forest , Principal Investigator for projects to analyze native copper in Dakota County and native archaeological ceramics and clay for the Metro Area Historical Society Collaborative

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