Dangerous Places Health, Safety, and Archaeology

Nicholas F. Bellantoni is Connecticut State Archaeologist with the Connecticut State Museum of Natural History at the University of Connecticut, Storrs Stephen R. Bloyd is a Nevada-certified environmental manager, a registered hazardous substances specialist, and principal consultant for Bloyd and Associates, Silver City, Nevada. He is also adjunct faculty with the U.S. National Fire Academy for the Chemistry of Hazardous Materials in Emmitsburg, Maryland Susan R. Chandler is the historical architect with the Connecticut State Historic Preservation Office and a former member of the State of Connecticut's Regulations Review Committee for the Lead Poisoning Prevention Act. Thomas A.J. Crist is an associate and director of archaeological services for Kise Straw and Kolodner and a forensic anthropologist for the City of Philadelphia Leslie Hunt Driscoll has worked for several years in the health sciences as a medical technologist, microbiologist, periodontist, and teacher. She is currently a doctoral candidate in environmental biology at the University of Massachusetts Kenneth L. Feder is Professor of Anthropology at Central Connecticut State University. He is director of the Farmington River Archaeological project Rob Ferguson is a project archaeologist with Parks Canada in Halifax, Nova Scotia T. Michael Fink is an epidemiology specialist in the Vector-Borne and Zoonotic Disease Section, Office of Infectious Disease Services, Arizona Department of Health Services, Phoenix James C. Garman is Assistant Professor of Archaeology and Coordinator of the Cultural and Historic Preservation Program at Salve Regina University, Newport, Rhode Island Donald L. Hardesty is Professor of Anthropology at the University of Nevada, Reno Allen W. Hatheway is Professor of Geological Engineering at the School of Mines and Metallurgy of the University of Missouri-Rolla and a registered professional engineer, a professional geologist, and a certified engineering geologist Ken K. Komatsu is Manager of the Infectious Disease Epidemiology Section at the Arizona Department of Health Services, Phoenix John L. Konefes is Director of the Iowa Waste Reduction Center at the University of Northern Iowa Dana C. Linck is Staff Archaeologist for Gateway National Recreation Area Michael K. McGee is a certified industrial hygienist and is currently Cedar Falls Division Manager for National Environmental Testing, Inc. Tom Morganti is a practicing veterinarian working in small animal private practice David A. Poirier is Staff Archaeologist and Environmental Review Coordinator with the Connecticut State Historic Preservation Office Ronald L. Reno is a historical archaeologist for Archaeological Research Services Inc. and an adjunct faculty with the Department of Anthropology, University of Nevada, Reno Michael Roberts is President of Timelines Inc. and founder of the former Institute for Conservation Archaeology at Harvard's Peabody Museum. He is currently project manager for the data recovery component of Boston's Central Artery-Tunnel Project Cece Saunders is a historical archaeologist and co-founder of Historical Perspectives Inc. She also serves on the Connecticut State Historic Preservation Board Paul S. Sledzik is Curator of Anatomical Collections at the National Museum of Health and Medicine, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, in Washington, D.C. Nan Tartt is a practicing veterinarian working in small animal private practice Joe W. Vann III is an occupational safety and health specialist (unexploded ordnance) with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Rock Island District and is a graduate of the Navy School, Explosive Ordnance Disposal, Indian Head, MarylandPoirier, David A. is the author of 'Dangerous Places Health, Safety, and Archaeology' with ISBN 9780897896320 and ISBN 0897896327.