

Detail-oriented professional with a Bachelor's degree in Anthropology and Forensic Science, summa cum laude, and membership in Tau Sigma National Honors Society. Experienced in archaeological fieldwork and machine operation, with 15 years in manufacturing and quality control. Skilled in training employees, maintaining production records, and ensuring safety and quality standards. Willing to relocate.
Sarah Bagby Linginfelter
Real estate agent (Realty Executives Lakeway) and owner of a haunted house (Dead Man's Farm Haunted House,) owner of
Nightfall Acres
sarahlinginfelter@gmail.com
+18653813841
Sarah is a former boss of mine. One of two main bosses I met at Dead Man's Farm Haunted House while I was for Dead Man's Farm Haunted House. I did a little of everything for the haunted including: acting inside the house, performing sideshow acts such as knife throwing, glass walking, bed of nails, bed of machetes, fire
eating, and human blockhead, I was also on the planning committee for a
couple of years, I helped decorate numerous scenes throughout my eight season stretch working for Sarah and her husband Jeff Linginfelter, lastly I helped build props for various scenes and gags as well. In summary, I've known her for seventeen years now, so she is an important reference to have.
Kandi Hollenbach
1 865-974-1865
kdh@utk.edu
University of Tennessee Knoxville
College of Arts and Sciences
Center Professor, Department of Anthropology
Kandi Hollenbach is an expert in Southeastern US archaeology, foodways, and plants. As a paleoethnobotanist, she studies
gender and identity among hunting-gathering peoples; use of landscape and settlement/mobility strategies of huntinggathering and horticultural peoples; and the shift from foraging to food production. She also serves as associate curator of paleoethnobotany for the McClung Museum of Natural History and Culture.
Met Kandi as a student and she taught me in a hunting and gathering class, and I've known her for 2 years.