Uri August Grunder is a research assistant at the Cultural Resources Facility at Humboldt State University. He received a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from Humboldt State University in 2013. His relevant coursework includes archaeology, cultural geography, and Native American studies. As a research assistant since 2009, he has experience with fieldwork, report writing, and presentations. He has also worked as a student assistant for archaeology and cultural resource management courses.

1. Uri August Grunder
Research Assistant
Cultural Resources Facility
Department of Anthropology
Humboldt State University
1103 H Street APT. #D
Arcata, CA 95521
Phone: (209) 541-5893 E-mail: uag2@humboldt.edu
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Arts, Anthropology
Humboldt State University, Arcata, CA (2013)
Applicable Courses Received
Archaeology Artifact Analysis Cultural Geography
Field Archaeology Anthropological Linguistics
Introduction to GIS Concepts Archaeology Lab
Cultural Resource Management Native Tribes of the North American Region
Introduction to Soils History of Anthropology
Ethnography Cultural Anthropology
Physical Anthropology Fundamentals in Chemistry
Geology of California Intro to Stats
PROFESSIONAL AND UNIVERSITY SERVICE
Club Officer, Anthropology Club, HSU (2010 – 2011 & 2012 – 2013)
Student Assistant for Archaeology Lab (Fall 2012). Course instructor: Marisol Cortez-Rincon
Course description: Utilizing experimental archaeology to further understand the archaeological record.
Responsibilities: Class lecturer and demonstration coordinator for the lithics portion of the course.
Flintknapping and the construction of an Atlatl were the course objective.
Student Assistant for Cultural Resource Management (Spring 2013). Course instructor: Marisol Cortez
Course Description: This class is designed to introduce students to CRM Archaeology. Students become
familiar with the main legislature used in CRM.
Responsibilities: Providing student of the course with a knowledgeable resource for which to ask questions
about class structure and class content, a liaison between students and instructor concerns, and other basic
tasks such as taking attendance and printing out packets to be used by the students prior to class.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL FIELD WORK EXPERIENCE AND PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT
Research Assistant, Cultural Resource Facility at Humboldt State University, Arcata California. James
Roscoe, Principle Investigator. (2009-Present)
Responsible for the following:
• Effectively conducting pre-field research
• Conducting field work
• Constructing report of findings
PRESNTATIONS
Presented Works on the Findings at a Historic Mining Town in Trinity County, California. Presented to the
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2. Trinity Historical Society with Rich et al. (2010)
Presented Works on the Findings Identified During Lab Analysis of the Kinglsey Cave Site in North
California. Presented at the Stanley J. Olsen Eagle Lake Zooarchaeology conference with
Broughton et al (2012)
REPORTS AND PUBLICATIONS
A Historical Resources Investigation of the Freshwater Creek Cloney Gulch Road Decommissioning
Project Report. Cultural Resources Facility, Humboldt State University Raskin et al. (2011)
A Cultural Investigation of the Beith Creek Road Decommissioning and Sediment Control Project Report.
Cultural Resources Facility, Humboldt State University. Raskin et al. (2011)
A Cultural Resources Investigation of the Hall Creek Fish Passage Enhancement Project Report. Cultural
Resources Facility, Humboldt State University. Salisbury et al. (2011)
A Cultural Resources Investigation of the Lindsay Creek Fish Passage Enhancement Project Report.
Cultural Resources Facility, Humboldt State University. Salisbury et al. (2011)
A Cultural Resources Investigation of the Walton Gulch Bridge Insertion Project Report. Cultural
Resources Facility, Humboldt State University. Steele et al (2011)
A Historical Resources Investigation of the North Fork of South Fork Noyo River Stream Habitat
Restoration Project Report. Cultural Resources Facility, Humboldt State University. Steele et al.
(2011)
A Cultural Resources Investigation of the Russell Brook Stream Habitat Enhancement Project Report.
Cultural Resources Facility, Humboldt State University. Rich et al. (2012)
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3. REFERENCES
Jamie Roscoe, M.A., RPA Marisol Cortes-Rincon
Cultural Resources Director Professor
Department of Anthropology Cultural Resources Facility, Co-Director
Humboldt State University Department of Anthropology
1 Harpst Street Humboldt State University
Arcata, CA. 95521 I Harpst Avenue
Tel: 707-845-5239 Arcata, CA 95521
roscoej@eurekacityschools.org Tel. (707) 826-4335, Cell (512) 785-6435
Email: mc479@humboldt.edu
William C. Rich
Cultural Resources Facility, Co-Director
Department of Anthropology
Humboldt State University
1 Harpst Street
Arcata, CA 95521
Tel. (707)
Email: wcr1@humboldt.edu
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