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~~ Structures Committee, which is currently involved in restoring the Bennehan House to its historic ca. 1850 context. Ms. ]oy also has experience producing environmental documents. She has received training from the General Services Administration (GSA) for Federal Project and Historic Preservation, from the Federal Highway Administration in Project Development and Environmental Documentation. Her experience includes contributions for Cultural Resources in the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Reservoir Operation System (ROS) Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). Warren Carruth will serve as Field Supervisor far this project. Mr. Carruth has 20 years ' archaeological experience working in the Southeast, as well as experience in Central America and the Middle East. He received his B.S. in Anthropology from the University of Southern Mississippi. Mr. Carruth .has worked on countless projects. involving .cultural resource surveys, site testing and evaluation, data recovery, and construction monitoring. He performed the duties of Field Supervisor for many of these projects. He has conducted historical research for many projects and has a special interest in African-American studies and Civil War era sites. Mr. Carruth received a M.A. in History from the University of South Alabama, His Master.'s thesis, "The Trials of Viola Edwards: A Window into the 1920s," was prompted by the interesting and controversial history of an African-American woman, who lived on property that was being investigated by archaeological testing. Amy Carruth received a B.S. in Geography with a minor in Anthropology from the University of South Alabama. She has 20 years experience working in the Southeast performing cultural resource surveys, site testing and evaluation, and data recovery. For a number of years she worked in university. settings conducting research based projects under grants received from the National Science Foundation and the National Endowment for the Humanities. She completed course work in Atlanta, Georgia, through Sterling Ledet & Associates, Inc. for FreeHand graphics training. Ms. Carruth composes most of the graphics for survey reports, in addition to research, writing, and editing. She is primarily interested in Contact Period and Colonial sites, but has recorded and mapped many Piedmont farmsteads and houses. These include the Laws homestead at the Little River Regional Park and Natural Area in Durham and Orange counties, numerous farmsteads in Cleveland County, North Carolina, along with structural remnants in Wake and Franklin counties. in North Carolina. In addition to North Carolina Piedmont farmsteads, she has recorded many in the South Carolina Piedmont and the Appalachian Summit Region in North Carolina. Andrew Hill received his B.A. in Anthropology from the University of North Carolina and has participated in numerous terrestrial archaeological surveys and data recoveries in his three years at Legacy. His Phase I survey experience includes work in Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, California, and Virginia. His Phase. II and Phase III experience includes projects in Worcester County, Maryland and Wake, Stanly, Cherokee, Orange, Pitt, and Macon counties in North .Carolina. Mr. Hill's interests include both historic and prehistoric lifeways, as well as historic trading paths and the dissemination of cultural traditions through time. He would admit preference to the Archaic period throughout the Southeast and the Woodland Period within North Carolina. Mr. Hill has experience with several GPS systems (Legacy is currently using a Trimble GeoExplorer CE series handheld) for data recovery and mapping on (ArcView 8.1) GIS. ,aced iti2oberts obtained a B.A: in Anthropology from East Carolina University.. He has participated in many types of archaeological Phase I surveys. in North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, and Tennessee. In these states he has helped to record numerous nineteenth- and twentieth-century homesteads, farmsteads, and: mill sites, as s