Mackenzie Montesi
North Haven,CT
Summary
Driven by a passion for osteoarchaeology and a commitment to teamwork, I enhanced learning and operational efficiency at the University of Vermont's osteological laboratory and Consulting Archaeology Program of Vermont. My experience in excavation techniques and keen attention to detail led to significant advancements in archaeological fieldwork and laboratory analysis, fostering collaborative success and innovative research.
Overview
2
2
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Human Osteology Teachers Assistant
University of Vermont
08.2024 - Current
- Worked with students to help positively grow their learning experience.
- Spent time in the osteological lab helping students understand how to scientifically interpret and identify human remains.
- Ensured smooth day-to-day operations by managing email correspondence and promptly addressing inquiries made by students as well as the professor.
- Facilitated laboratory practicals as well as in depth examinations.
Archaeological Feild Technician
Consulting Archaeology Program of Vermont
05.2023 - 08.2023
- Supported team collaboration by gaining a deeper understanding of field techniques, resulting in a more effective workflow.
- Promoted safety on-site by consistently following proper procedures during excavation work, reducing potential hazards to both personnel and resources.
- Conducted laboratory analysis on collected samples, providing valuable insights into environmental conditions at study sites.
- Continuously expanded personal expertise through participation in helping run a field school, enhancing my overall contribution to projects.
- Assisted in phase 3 excavations and properly identifying artifacts found at these sites.
Archaeological Laboratory Assistant
Consulting Archaeology Program of Vermont
01.2023 - 05.2023
- Gained hands-on experience with cleaning and taking care of archaeological artifacts to support overall lab functionality effectively.
- Demonstrated adaptability by quickly learning new techniques as needed for specific projects.
- Enhanced laboratory efficiency by meticulously organizing and maintaining lab supplies.
Education
Bachelor of Science - Anthropology
University of Vermont
Burlington, VT05.2025
Skills
- Verbal and Written Communication
- Osteoarchaeology
- Geophysical Surveying
- Bioarchaeology
- Excavation Techniques
- Remote sensing
- Historical Research
- Teamwork and Collaboration
- Lithic Analysis
- Attention to Detail
Certification
- IRB-Human Subjects Research License (Sep. 2024-Sep.2027)
Timeline
Human Osteology Teachers Assistant
University of Vermont
08.2024 - Current
Archaeological Feild Technician
Consulting Archaeology Program of Vermont
05.2023 - 08.2023
Archaeological Laboratory Assistant
Consulting Archaeology Program of Vermont
01.2023 - 05.2023
- IRB-Human Subjects Research License (Sep. 2024-Sep.2027)
Bachelor of Science - Anthropology
University of Vermont
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