R obert D. Morgan

208 Sanders Ave

Marion, IL 62983

Cell Phone (618) 727 – 0536

Email: countrybob1965@yahoo.com

EDUCATION

2000-2001: Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois. Graduate school working toward an MA in Geography, specializing in GIS with a focus on remote sensing.

1991-1995: Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois. I received a BA in Anthropology with a focus on Archaeology and Physical Anthropology.

ADDITIONAL SKILLS

Supervisory: I have supervised archaeological field crews of up to 45 people on phase III projects. I have had experience supervising small carpentry and archaeological survey crews. I have spent many years training others in work setting as well as a classroom environment. I have a very flexible/ adaptable management style that is fluid depending on the situation and obstacles of each particular project.

Mechanical: During my working career I have had the opportunity to learn to repair small engines: chain saws, lawn mowers and hydraulic pump engines. I have had occasions to gain skills repairing automobiles: rebuilding engines, brakes, exhaust, wiring and changing various parts. I have spent time reading and interpreting many types of technical drawings such as blue prints, CAD drawings and schematics.

Carpentry: Early in my working career, I worked for over 7 years in all aspects of residential carpentry, performing precise measurement and marking of materials for cutting. Much of the time was spent performing precise cutting and shaping of building materials with hand and or power tools. The majority of the remaining work was spent erecting wood framework, installing sub flooring, sheeting, partitions, floor joists, studding, and rafters, installing trim, wood paneling, sheet rock, cabinets, windows, doors, hardware, siding, roofing and flooring. These skills have served me well in archaeology as a lot of the equipment has to be constructed and repaired in the field.

Tools/equipment used: Some of the equipment that I’ve acquired some skill with include the forklift, terra mite, end loader, knuckle boom, bobcat, air compressor, jackhammer, reciprocating saw, chainsaw, circular saw and welder as well as too many others to fully list. I have used this experience in designing, building and implementing water screening operations as well as self-supporting wooden landings for a dual gantry system with 800 lb. load every 2 minutes on each gantry landing.

Archaeological: During my archaeological career there have been varied locations, project types and skill sets developed. The average day is spent surveying, site recording, mapping, interpreting maps, doing research, excavating, as well as doing data collection, processing and interpretation. Some of the field work has consisted of navigating through rough terrain in over 20 states, using a compass, maps and aerial photographs. Some of the more specialized projects resulted in my excavation of over 80 historic and prehistoric burials.

Administrative: The office and lab portion of my career has been spent creating, preparing and reviewing various detailed forms and documents. I have been involved a vast amount of detailed cataloging, tracking and organizing very large inventories. I have experience doing records checks at county courthouses and libraries as well as preparing written reports and charts on a variety of subject matter

Computer: The computer experience I have consists of the use of Microsoft Office; Excel, Word, Power Point, Arc view GIS, CAD programs and Photo shop as well as doing research on the Internet.

Logistics: I have spent a lot of time working various interested parties including clients, civil survey, land agents, equipment rental, environmental crews, motel reservations and geo-morphological services as well as members of the one call system with one joint meet involving 22 individual entities in St. Louis.

WORK HISTORY

2015-2016 Long Canyon Mine Project, Construction Monitoring and Phase III excavation of multiple sites, Oasis, Nevada.

2015 MVP Pipeline Phase I, Phase I survey, Roanoke, Virginia, Archaeologist, New South Associates.

2015 Stuart Station Phase III, Phase III excavation of Woodland through Archaic along the Ohio River at Aberdeen, Ohio, Archaeologist , Gray and Pape, Inc.

2014 SERP Pipeline Survey: Phase I survey, North Carolina to West Virginia.

Archaeologist/Crew Chief, Natural Resources Group

2014 Fort Polk Survey: Phase I survey of an archaeologically rich section of Fort Polk, LA

Crew Chief, New South Associates.

2013 TGP Conversion: Phase I survey, Ohio to Louisiana.

Crew Chief, TRC Companies

2013 Enbridge Line 78: Phase I survey, Bradley, IL

Archaeologist, TRC Companies

2013 Rex Seneca Lateral: Phase I survey, Cambridge, OH

Field Director, Gray and Pape

2013 Williams Oak Grove Southern Loop Pipeline: Phase I survey, Moundville, WV

Field Director, Gray and Pape

2012/2013 Hycroft Mine Expansion: Phase I survey, Phase II testing, and Phase III excavation

Winnemucca, NV, Archaeologist, WCRM

2012 Newmont Mine Phase I: Phase I survey, Carlin, Nevada

Archaeologist, WCRM

2012 ATEX Pipeline Phase I: Phase I survey, Harrison, OH

Archaeologist / Crew Chief Blanton & Associates

2011 Round Mountain Phase III: Phase III mitigation, Hadley, NV

Archaeologist, WCRM

2011 ORMA-DAT III: Phase III mitigation, Austin, NV

Archaeologist, WCRM

2011 Timber Hill Phase I: Phase I survey, Manhattan, Nevada

Archaeologist, WCRM

2011 Willow Island Phase III: Phase III mitigation, Willow Island, WV

Archaeologist, Site Carpenter, Gray and Pape, Inc.

2010 Allied Mining Phase I: Phase I survey, Tonopah, Nevada

Archaeologist, WCRM

2010 Wildcat Phase I: Phase I survey, Lovelock, Nevada

Archaeologist, WCRM

2010 Hoosier Energy: Phase I survey, Terra Haute, Indiana

Archaeologist, Gray and Pape, Inc.

2010 St Louis COE Section 110 Inventory: Phase I, Lake Carlyle, Carlyle, Illinois

Archaeologist, John Milner Associates

2010 KXL Pipeline: Phase I survey, Nebraska

Crew chief, American Resources Group

2009/2010 Cushing Extension Pipeline: Rapid Response archaeological team lead, , Kansas and Oklahoma, Crew chief, American Resources Group

2009/2010 Cushing Extension Pipeline: Geoarchaeological testing, Kansas and Oklahoma

Crew chief, American Resources Group

2009/2010 Keystone Pipeline: Rapid Response archaeological team lead, Nebraska through Eastern

Illinois

Crew chief, American Resources Group

2009 Mullenburg Phase II: Phase II testing of 15Mu265, 15Mu266 and 15Mu273, Kentucky

Crew chief, American Resources Group

2008/2009 Keystone Pipeline: Geoarchaeological testing, West Central, MO

Crew chief, American Resources Group

2009 Keystone Pipeline: Geoarchaeological testing, East Central, IL

Crew chief, American Resources Group

2009 Keystone Pipeline: Phase II testing, Columbia, NE

Crew chief, American Resources Group

2009 Keystone Pipeline: Phase III mitigations, Moberly, Mo and Troy Mo

Archaeologist, American Resources Group

2008 Indian River Lagoon: Phase II testing, 12 sites SE Florida

Archaeologist, New South Associates

2008 Rex East 11PK1713: Phase III mitigation, Pittsfield, IL

Crew chief, American Resources Group

2008 Fults Site: Phase II testing, Waterloo, IL

Crew chief, American Resources Group

2007-2008 US Gypsum Phase III: mitigation and burial recovery: Archaic through Mississippian,

Bridgeport, AL, Archaeologist, TRC GARROW

2007 Quincy Walmart Project, Quincy WV: Phase III mitigation: Woodland and Archaic periods

Crew Chief and safety officer, Mactec

2007 Rex Pipeline East, IL: Phase I survey across central Illinois

Crew Chief, Commonwealth Cultural Resources Group

2006-2007 Argosy Casino Project: Phase II testing and Phase III excavation: Prehistoric -Historic,

Lawrenceburg, Indiana, Archaeologist, Cultural Research Analysts

2006 Rex Pipeline: Several phase II’s testing of sites across MO. KS and NE

Archaeologist, American Resources Group

2006 Keystone Pipeline: Several phase II’s testing sites across Illinois

Archaeologist, American Resources Group

2006 Centerpoint Energy Pipeline: Phase I survey, across Oklahoma

Archaeologist, TRC GARROW

2006 SESH Duke Energy Pipeline: Phase I survey, Hattiesburg, Mississippi

Archaeologist, TRC GARROW

2005 Ravens ford Project: Phase III mitigation: Prehistoric -Historic 1930's, Cherokee, North Carolina

Archaeologist, TRC GARROW

2005 Holcim Phase III, Festus, MO: Phase III mitigation: Archaic, Woodland and Mississippian

Archaeologist, American Resources Group

2004 Ravens ford Project, Cherokee, North Carolina: Phase III mitigation: Prehistoric -Historic 1930's

Archaeologist, TRC GARROW

2004 Brownsville Project: Phase III mitigation: Historic 1830's, Murphysboro, Illinois

Archaeologist, American Resources Group

2004 Shawnee National Forest Project: Phase I survey, Harrisburg, Illinois

Crew Chief / Subcontractor, Arthur Langhus Layne

2004 Mark Twain National Forest Project: Phase I survey, Potosi / Salem, Missouri

Archaeologist, Parsons Engineering

2004 Avon Park Military Base Project: Phase I survey & Phase II Testing, Avon Park, FL

Archaeologist, Parsons Engineering

2003 Cottage Grove Project: Phase III mitigation: Historic 1830 -1950, Harrisburg, IL

Crew chief / Field assistant; supervising 30 + crew members, American Resources Group

2003 SR 45 expansion: Phase III mitigation: Woodland and Archaic periods, State Line, Mississippi

Crew chief, pump mechanic, carpenter, DuVall & Associates

2003 K02M001 Quarry Project: Phase I Trenching, Mauckport, Indiana

Archaeologist, Cultural Research Analysts

2003 Camp JT Robinson Historic Revisit Project: Phase I survey, North Little Rock, AR

Archaeologist, Parsons Engineering

2003 Avon Park Military Base Project: Phase I survey, Avon Park, FL

Archaeologist, Parsons Engineering

2002 40sv63 Middle Creek Rd. Expansion Project: Phase III mitigation, Sevierville, TN

Crew chief, DuVall & Associates

2002 40sv51 Cemetery Removal Project: Phase III mitigation and burial recovery: historic cemetery with prehistoric component Sevierville, TN, 7Crew chief, DuVall & Associates

2002 Highway 127 Albany Bypass Project: Phase I survey, Albany, Kentucky.

Archaeologist, Gray and Pape, Inc.

2002 Military Base Compliance Project: Phase I survey and Phase II testing, Fort Knox, Ky,

Archaeologist, Gray and Pape, Inc.

2002 Industrial Park Expansion Project: Phase II testing: Historic to Archaic, South Point, OH.

Archaeologist, Gray and Pape, Inc.

2002 Bridge Replacement Project: Phase II testing: Woodland to Archaic, Russellville, Ky

Archaeologist, Cultural Research Analysts

2002 Mark Twain National Forest Project: Phase I survey, Doniphan / Saint. Robert, Missouri

Archaeologist, Parsons Engineering

2001 Menards Project, Phase II testing: Woodland to Archaic, Columbus, IN

Archaeologist, Gray and Pape, Inc.

2001 Southern Illinois University, Teaching Assistant,

Spring Semester Geography 310: Intro to Cartography, Lab sections: 001 and 002

Fall Semester Geography 310: Intro to Cartography, Lab sections: 001, 002 and 003

Fall Semester Geography 418: Intermediate GIS, Lab section: 003

2001 Highway 321 Expansion Project: Phase III mitigation and burial protection: Historic through Paleo Alcoa, TN, Archaeologist, University of Tennessee

2000 Southern Illinois University, Teaching Assistant,

Fall Semester Geography 310: Intro to Cartography, Lab sections: 001 and 003.

2000 Park Access Road Reroute Project: Phase II testing: Historic to Woodland, Louisville, Ky

Archaeologist, University of Kentucky

2000 Multiple Pipeline Rerouting Projects: Phase I survey, Northern Illinois

Archaeologist, Gray and Pape, Inc

1999 State Route 11/15 Expansion Project: Phase III mitigation: Woodland through Paleo, Liverpoole, PA, Archaeologist, pump mechanic, KCI Technologies Inc.,

1999 Vector Pipeline Project: Phase I survey and Phase II testing: multicomponent, Northern IL and IN

Crew Chief, Gray and Pape, Inc

1998 Caesars Riverboat Casino Project: Phase III mitigation: Woodland through Paleo, New Albany, IN

Archaeologist and Pump Mechanic, Indiana State University

1997 U.S. Gypsum Plant Project: Phase III mitigation and burial recovery: Woodland, Bridgeport, AL

Archaeologist, DuVall and Associates

1996 Northern Border Pipeline: Phase I survey, Northwest to Southeast IA

Archaeologist, American Resources Group

1996 Rose Hotel Project: Phase II testing: Historic through Woodland, Elizabeth Town, IL

Archaeologist, American Resources Group

1996 Buel House Project: Phase II testing: Historic through Woodland, Goreville, IL

Archaeologist, American Resources Group

1996 Switz City Mine Company Project: Phase I survey, Switz City, IN

Archaeologist, American Resources Group

1995 Jefferson Barracks Project: Phase II testing: Historic National Register District, St. Louis, MO

Archaeologist, American Resources Group

1995 Lake Red Rock Flowage Easement Project: Phase I survey, Lake Red Rock, IA

Archaeologist, American Resources Group

1995 Amax Coal Company, Delta Mine Project: Phase I survey, Crab Orchard, IL

Archaeologist, American Resources Group

1994 Murdale Airport Runway Project: Phase II testing and Phase III mitigation: Woodland

Carbondale, IL

Field Technician, Center for Archaeological Investigations

1994-1995 Lab Technician, Center for Archaeological Investigations, lab work for several projects over the period of 13 months.

Wickliffe Mounds Research Center: Phase III mitigation and burial recovery Mississippian Wickliffe, Ky

1993 Field Technician,

1985-1993 Ken Jones Construction: Residential Carpenter performing all aspects of residential carpentry from remodels to new home construction throughout the Southern Illinois area

REFERENCES

Geoff Cunnar, Ph.D Senior research scientist, Western Cultural Resource Management, 890 East Greg Street, Sparks, NV 89431 Office: 775 358-9003 Cell: (775)-223-1613

Edward J. Stoner, Jr., M.A. RPA, Northwest Region Manager/Project Director, Western Cultural Resource Management, 890 East Greg Street, Sparks, NV 89431 Office:775 358-9003 Email: ed.stoner@wcrminc.com

Thomas Garrow, Archaeological/Lab Director, Trc Garrow Associates Inc.

3772 Pleasantdale Rd., Atlanta, GA 30340 (770) 270-1192 Email: tgarrow@trcsolutions.com

Alexandra D. Bybee, RPA, Staff Archaeologist, Cultural Resource Analysts, Inc., 143 Walton Avenue, Lexington, Kentucky 40508. Office: (859) 252-4737 Email: bybee@crai-ky.com

Matthew P. Purtill, West Virginia University, Department of Geology and Geography, 98 Beechurst Ave 330 Brooks Hall P.O. Box 6300 Morgantown, WV 26506 (513) 287-7700 Email: mapurtill@mix.wvu.edu

Jared Barrett, Staff Archaeologist, TRC Garrow, 1865 Air Lane Dr. Suite 9, Nashville, TN 37210-3814

Office: (615) 884- 4430 Fax: (615) 218 – 6307 Cell: (615) 218 – 6307 Email: jbarrett@trcsolutions.com

PUBLICATIONS

Morgan, Robert (Author)

2009

Phase-I Cultural Resources Survey of the Illinois Segment of the Proposed Keystone Pipeline Project Corridor, Madison, Bond, Fayette and Marion Counties, Illinois. North University Dr. Access Road (Major Change Request No. 8B-2-008), Highway 159 Access Road, and Liberty Road Extra Work Space (Major Change Request No. 8B-2-010), Madison County, Illinois (CRM 1675).

Phase-I Cultural Resources Survey of the Illinois Segment of the Proposed Keystone Pipeline Project Corridor, Madison, Bond, Fayette and Marion Counties, Illinois. Norfolk Southern Access Road (CRM 1675).

Phase-I Cultural Resources Survey of the Illinois Segment of the Proposed Keystone Pipeline Project Corridor, Madison, Bond, Fayette and Marion Counties, Illinois. Liberty Access Road (CRM 1675).

Phase-I Cultural Resources Survey of the Illinois Segment of the Proposed Keystone Pipeline Project Corridor, Madison, Bond, Fayette and Marion Counties, Illinois. Wilderness Lane Access Road (CRM 1675).

Phase-I Cultural Resources Survey of the Illinois Segment of the Proposed Keystone Pipeline Project Corridor, Madison, Bond, Fayette and Marion Counties, Illinois. Hunter School Access Road (Major Change Request No. 8B-2-49 Access Road (CRM 1675).

Morgan, Robert (Contributing Author)

Phase-I Cultural Resources Survey of the Missouri Segment of the Proposed Keystone Pipeline Project Corridor, Buchanan, Clinton, Caldwell, Carroll, Chariton, Randolph, Audrain, Montgomery, Lincoln and St. Charles Counties, Missouri (CRM 1575).

Phase-I Cultural Resources Investigation of IBR #24, a Proposed Injection Well and Two, Alternative Coal-Slurry Pipeline Corridors Located within Gibson County Coal Mine Permit No. U-22, Gibson County, Indiana