Michael Lee Elliott

Fall 1996 to Spring 1997	Graduate student in Classical Archaeology, The University of Texas at Austin
1992-1996	B.A., Classical Studies, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque
1979-1986	M.A., Anthropology, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque
1970-1978	B.S., Radio-TV-Film, Anthropology class work, The University of Texas at Austin
1968-1970	Attended the University of Houston
1966-1968	Attended Lee Jr. College, Baytown, Texas

2008-present	Archaeologist, Mountain Heritage Associates, US Forest Service, Santa Fe
2007-2008	Archaeologist, Tierra Right of Way Services, Santa Fe
2006-2006	Archaeologist, PIT volunteer coordinator, SRI Foundation, Rio Rancho, NM
2004-2006	Archaeologist, Historic Preservation Division, Department of Cultural Affairs, Santa Fe
2003-2004	District Archaeologist, Jemez Ranger District, Santa Fe National Forest, Jemez Springs, New Mexico
2000-2003	Assistant Forest Archaeologist, Santa Fe National Forest, Santa Fe, New Mexico
1999-2000	Staff Archaeologist, Historic Preservation Division, Office of Cultural Affairs, Santa Fe
1998-1999	NHPA Compliance Coordinator, Bandelier National Monument
1997-1998	Field Director, Dome Fire Archeology Project, Bandelier National Monument
1996-1997	Teaching Assistant, Classics Department, The University of Texas at Austin
1996	Slide Digitization Project, Classics Department, The University of Texas at Austin
1995-1996	Greek and Latin Tutor, Center for Academic Program Support, The University of New Mexico
1986-2002	Owner of Jemez Mountains Research Center, a Santa Fe archaeological contracting company
1980-1986	Archaeologist, Santa Fe National Forest, Santa Fe, New Mexico
1983	Archaeologist, Office of Contract Archaeology, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque
1979 & 1982	Archaeologist, USDA Forest Service, Southwestern Regional Office, Albuquerque
1978-1979	Archaeologist, W-S Ranch Project, University of Texas at Austin

2002	Mission and Mesa: Some Thoughts on the Archaeology of the Pueblo Revolt Sites in the Jemez Region, New Mexico. In Archaeologies of the Pueblo Revolt, Robert Preucel, ed, pp. 45-60. University of New Mexico Press, Albuquerque.
1993	Jemez. Museum of New Mexico Press, Santa Fe.
1987	Jemez Province. In Historical Dictionary of North American Archaeology, Edward B. Jelks, ed, pp 233-234. Greenwood Press, New York.
1980-2008	200 professional reports, papers, and monographs (partial list of my reports).

2000	Cash Award, Santa Fe National Forest
1999	Cash Award, Bandelier National Monument.
1998	Cash Award, Bandelier National Monument.
1984	(New Mexico) Governor's Award of Honor for Historic Preservation for "...exceptional research and documentation..."
1982	Certificate of Merit and Cash Award for "demonstrating exceptional professionalism and attention to detail..." Santa Fe National Forest
1981	Certificate of Merit and Cash Award for "demonstrating an exceptional degree of competence..." Santa Fe National Forest.
1980	Certificate of Merit and Cash Award for "...sustained superior performance..." Santa Fe National Forest.

2007	Presented a lecture on the Pueblo Revolt at Jemez for Southwest Seminars benefit series for the Palace of the Governors, Hotel Santa Fe
2001	Presented a paper providing the results of the Dome Fire Site Damage Assesment and Treatment Project at the New Mexico Archaeological Council Symposium on Wildfire and Cultural Resources
1999-2000	Instructor at Fire Planning and Cultural Resources Training, National Park Service, WACC, Tucson
1996-1997	Teaching Assistant, Classics Department, The University of Texas at Austin.
1995-1996	Greek and Latin Tutor, Center for Academic Program Support, University of New Mexico.
1993	Presented a three-day field symposium entitled "Pueblos in the Pines" in the Jemez Mountains, New Mexico, for Cloud Ridge Naturalists, Ward, Colorado.
1982-1986	Presented slide-illustrated lectures on the archeology of the Jemez Springs area at Bandelier National Monument, St. John's United Methodist Church, Santa Fe, State Monuments of New Mexico, Redondo Campground, Jemez Springs, New Mexico, and the Santa Fe Chapter of the Archaeological Institute of America.
1985	I read a paper (written with Landon D. Smith) entitled Gallina Settlement Patterns: A Test of a Predictive Model before the Annual Meeting of the Archaeological Society of New Mexico, Santa Fe New Mexico.

Archaeological Institute of America

Society for American Archaeology

New Mexico Archaeological Council

Phi Beta Kappa

Mensa

Classical music, especially Handel's operas and all of Mozart

Classical archaeology, Greek and Latin literature

Travel, the outdoors, Mesoamerican archaeology

Photography, videography, cinema

Computers and other learning technologies

Guitar music: classical, folk, rock

Available on request. Please email me.

Email me at jemrec@comcast.net for more information.