Daulton Cochran
Stilwell
Summary
Adept Archaeological Field Technician with a proven track record at Algonquin Consultants, showcasing expertise in geophysical surveying and exceptional team collaboration. Achieved significant enhancements in artifact identification and site interpretation accuracy through innovative data collection methods and continuous skill development. Demonstrates a strong commitment to preserving cultural heritage, underscored by advanced knowledge in artifact conservation and soil stratigraphy analysis.
Work well in all settings to examine histories and growth of diverse cultures. Well-organized and systematic teacher successful at training new researchers in optimal techniques and analytical approaches. Analytical planner and decision-maker with strong attention to detail.
Overview
1
1
year of professional experience
Work History
Archaeological Field Technician
Algonquin Consultants
09.2024 - Current
- Ensured compliance with relevant regulations by adhering to established guidelines for artifact recovery and site documentation.
- Maintained precise documentation of findings, allowing for improved analysis and interpretation of archaeological sites.
- Continuously expanded personal expertise through participation in workshops, seminars, and field schools, enhancing overall contribution to projects.
- Enhanced team efficiency by streamlining data collection methods and maintaining accurate records of artifacts.
- Optimized site management practices through regular maintenance checks on equipment, ensuring efficient operations throughout projects.
- Identified and documented archaeological features by conducting field surveys, leading to more accurate site interpretations.
- Increased accuracy in artifact identification by utilizing specialized knowledge of material culture and regional archaeology.
- Assisted in the preservation of cultural resources through careful handling and storage of artifacts.
- Improved understanding of archaeological contexts by performing soil stratigraphy analysis during excavations.
Field Technician
United States Forest Service
05.2024 - 08.2024
- Communicated with supervisor to report progress, discuss issues and seek guidance.
- Kept detailed records of field measurements and data.
- Collaborated with other field technicians to resolve complex technical issues.
- Identified potential problems and prevented equipment failure through performing regular equipment inspections.
- Prepared and submitted reports to document work performed and provide progress updates to management.
- Delivered high-quality work by diligently following standard operating procedures.
Education
Bachelor of Arts - Anthropology
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville, AR05-2025
Associate of Arts - General Studies
College of The Muscogee Nation
Okmulgee, OK05-2020
Skills
- Photographic documentation
- GPS navigation
- Field recording
- Soil identification
- Geophysical surveying
- Excavation techniques
- Historical research
- Stratigraphic interpretation
- Site mapping
- Artifact conservation
Timeline
Archaeological Field Technician
Algonquin Consultants
09.2024 - Current
Field Technician
United States Forest Service
05.2024 - 08.2024
Bachelor of Arts - Anthropology
University of Arkansas
Associate of Arts - General Studies
College of The Muscogee Nation
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