Rebecca has worked on a range of archaeology projects throughout the southeastern US for more than a decade. Through her time at the Florida Public Archaeology Network and in cultural resource management, she’s developed expertise in archaeological survey and museum exhibit design. Her experience with historic cemetery research includes using her ground-penetrating radar (GPR) technical skills.
Rebecca believes the best archaeology engages with modern communities to address their questions. She’s worked on numerous community projects that involve incorporating the community’s knowledge and expertise into a broader understanding of their histories. Whether it’s interviewing descendants or using GPR to identify unmarked burials, Rebecca is most inspired by projects that bridge the past and present to address complex challenges.
When she isn’t seeking answers for today from the artifacts of yesterday, Rebecca loves to paint, search for antique treasures at the local thrift shop, and hike with her husband and kids.
