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1 Visit us online at Karen Taylor Archeological Field Technician Availability: Immediate Specific Duties: General Archaeological Technician responsibilities Education and Training: 1986-Homes High School Experience Summary Information Archaeological Field Technician Cultural Resource Analysts, Inc., August present Farm Staff Anderson Acres Ms. Taylor currently serves as an Archaeological Field Technician. Experience: Phase III Experience Ms. Taylor has participated in a number of phase III archaeological investigations that range from Early Archaic to Early Twentieth-Century historic sites. Examples include the following: Data Recovery at MAPL Western Expansion, Sweetwater County, Wyoming Phase III Data Recovery Excavations at the Cranks Creek Site (15Hl58), Harlan County, Phase III Archaeological Investigations at the Elk Fork Site (15Mo140), Morgan County, Phase III AOS Volume Late Archaic/Woodland Site Lewis and Clark Counties, Missouri Phase III Argosy: Site 12D363 Phase III Archaeological Data Recovery Plan For Site 12D509, Localities H, M, and N Located in the Planned Surface Parking Argosy Casino Expansion Project, Lawrenceburg, Indiana Phase III Bioarchaeological Investigations of an African-American Cemetery (15Sc292) at the Ward Hall Development Property, Georgetown, Scott County, Phase III Archaeological Excavations of Site 11PK1718 for the Rockies Express Pipeline-East (REX East), Pike County, Phase III Archaeological Excavations of Site 11MG423 for the Rockies Express Pipeline-East (REX East), Morgan County, Illinois Phase III Data Recovery Investigations (Site 15Fa184 Areas 3 and 5) Newtown Pike Extension- Southend Redevelopment Project, Fayette County, A Phase III Excavation at the Duckworth Farm Site (15Bh212) in Bath County, Phase III Archaeological Investigations at the Hayes Site (15Cl67), Carroll County, Phase II Experience Ms. Taylor has participated in a number of National Register evaluations. Examples include the following: Phase II National Register Evaluation of Two Archaelogical Sites (15Ma199 and 15Ma290) Within
2 the Proposed I-75 Rest Area Expansion in Madison County, Phase II National Register Evaluation of Archaeological Site 15BE266 Within the Proposed Big Bone Lick State Park Entrance and Bridge Replacement in Boone County, Phase II A National Register Evaluation of Site 15Mm140 in Montgomery County, Phase II National Register Evaluation of Sites 15ON80, 15HY51, and 15HY52 Associated with the KY 22 Bridge Replacement Project (Item NO ) in Henry and Owen Counties, Phase II National Register Evaluation of 15HK264, Hopkins County, Phase II Register Evaluation of 15LV222 (The Chestnut Lake Site) and 15LV223 (The Crounse Site) in Livingston County, Phase II National Register Evaluation of Site 15Ma281 within the Proposed Berea Connector Project in Madison County, Phase II National Register Evaluations of Sites 15Md434, 15Md438, 15Md440 in Meade County, Phase II National Register Evaluation of the Nave/Lowrey Farmstead (15Js158) and the Horine/Butler House (15Js161) within the Proposed Nicholasville East Bypass in Jessamine County, Phase II National Register of Historic Places Evaluation of Site 15DA229 for the Proposed U.S. 60 Bypass in Owensboro, Daviess County, Phase II National Register Evaluation of Neal's Old House (15Bb131), 15Bb132, Eli Current's Inn (15Bb133, T. Champ's Inn (15Bb137), the Miller House (15Bb140), and 15Ni54 in Bourbon and Nicholas Counties, Phase II National Register Evaluation of 11S848 in St. Clair County and 11WG128 in Washington County, Illinois Phase II Interim Reports for Historic Sites 12D585, 12D586, 12D506, 12D570, 12D569, and 12D583 Phase II Interim Reports for Historic Sites 12D567, 12D579, 12D582, 12D570 and 12D580 Phase II National Register Evaluation of Archaeological Sites 15Ms122, 15Ms124, 15Ms125, 15Ms131, 15Ms132, 15Ms133, 15Ms135, 15Ms136, 15Ms137, and 15Ms139 in Mason County, Phase II National Register Evaluation of Archaeological Site 15Ms109 in Mason County, Phase II National Register Evaluation of Archaeological Sites 15Wa124, 15Wa128, and 15Wa130 in Warren County, Phase II National Register Evaluation of Archaeological Sites 15Sc295, 15Sc299, and 15Sc304 for the Proposed Ward Hall Development in Scott County, Phase II National Register Evaluation of Archaeological Sites 15Lo235 and 15Lo248 for the Southern Russellville Bypass Project in Logan County, Phase II National Register Evaluation of Site 11WM115 for the Pond Creek 1 Coal Mine, Williamson County, Illinois Phase II National Register Evaluation of Site 15MA306 in Madison County, Phase I Experience Ms. Taylor has participated in a number of large and small scale phase I archaeological investigations. Examples include the following: Pueblo Reserve, Pueblo County, Colorado High Plains Wind Farm, Carbon County, Wyoming Somerset Bypass, Pulaski County, Nicholasville Bypass, Jessamine County, KY 536, Boone County, KY 237, Boone County, Lebanon Bypass, Marion County, West Liberty Bypass, Morgan County, Natcher Parkway, Warren County, US 27, Garrard and Lincoln Counties, Lovely Branch, Leslie County, Scott Co. Reservoir, Scott County, 12 th Street, Covington, Kenton County,
3 Edgewater Development, Spencer County, Breeding Creek, Knott County, Lost Creek, Morgan County, East Dry Ridge Connector, Grant County, US 68, Graves and Calloway Counties, US 127, Clinton and Russell Counties, Hazard Elimination, Laurel, Barren, Simpson, Warren, and Jack Counties, KY 3005 Extension, Hardin County, KY 79, Meade County, KY 32, Lawrence County, Vincent, Owsley County, US 431, Logan County, REA Center Somerset, Pulaski County, KY 11, Montgomery County, I-65 Horse Cave Rest Area, Hart County, White Lick Road, Garrard County, Riverport Road, Meade County, Georgetown NW Bypass, Scott County, Bannon Crossing, Jefferson County, Hunter Ridge, Boone County, Lawrenceburg Casino Expansion, Dearborn, Illinois Mill Creek Special Waste Area, Jefferson County, Lock & Dam 9, Clark, Fayette, Jessamine, and Madison Counties, KY 536, Campbell County, Falmouth Wastewater Plant, Pendleton County, Minnie-Harold, Floyd County, Beattyville Water Plant, Lee County, KY 89, Estill County, Project Adams, Bullitt County, Camp U/G Complex Slurry Project, Union County, I-75 Frontage Road, Laurel County, Shepherds Crossing, Bullitt County, Improved Access at Glendale KY 1136, Hardin County, Regional Water System, Breckinridge Co., Menelaus Road, Madison County, Bucklick Fr. Mine, Pike and Letcher Counties, KY 15 Hollow Fills, Breathitt County, KY 979 Hollow Fills, Floyd County, Water Treatment, Whitley County, Sugarcamp Energy, Franklin County, Illinois Plummer Br, Patton & Rac Br. Of Salt Lick Creek, Floyd County, Ball Homes Gess Property, Fayette County, Saddle Ridge, Shelby County, US 31E, Nelson and Spencer Counties, Deer Creek Mine, Webster County, Cemetery Identification, Clark County, Bath County Industrial Park Waste, Bath Co., KY South Airport Connector Road, Boone Co., KY I-69, Tier 2 EIS, Indiana Locust Grove Mine, Williamson, Illinois Agriculture Marketing Institute, Meade, KY Neds Branch Mine, Floyd County, U.S. 25 Widening, Madison County, US 25, Madison County, Morehead Wal-Mart, Rowan County, Fern Valley Place, Jefferson County,
4 Wolfpen Branch Mine, Pike County, Mahan Development, Fayette County, Perkins Branch Mine, Magoffin County, Lower Howard s Creek Nature and Heritage Preserve, Clark County, Smith-West Garrard Transmission Line, Clark, Madison, and Garrard Counties, Powell Hollow Mine, Pike County, Nix Branch Mine, Breathitt County, Big Coal Knob, Breathitt County, Park 480 Development, Bullitt County, New Coal Mine Near Hillsboro, Montgomery County, Illinois Montgomery Creek Mine, Perry County, I-66, Laurel and Pulaski Counties, Resource Management Plan for raven Run, Fayette County, Phase VII elevated Water Park, Meade County, Water Wells, Oldham County, Cash Creek Electric Generation Project, Henderson County, Railroad Spur, Franklin County, Illinois Hardin County Landfill Expansion, Hardin County, Warrior Coal LLC Manitou Mine, Hopkins County, Webster County Coal Dotiki Mine, Hopkins County, Kronos Surface Mine, Ohio County, Warden Surface Mine, Ohio County, Equality Boot Mine, Ohio County, Equality Boot Wetland Mitigation, Ohio County, Smallhous Dock Barge Unloading, Ohio County, Sheldon Wind Farm, Iroquois County, Defeated Creek Mine, Letcher County, Spurlock Station Landfill Area C, Mason County, Steamport Facility, Webster County, Hilsboro Part 2, Montgomery County, Illinois Pine Mountain Settlement School, Harlan County, Helechawa Interchange Mountain, Wolfe and Morgan Counties, Holly Branch Mine, Breathitt County, Joes Run Mine, Daviess County, Cash Creek Mine, Henderson County, Lewis Creek Mines, Ohio County, Aleris International Landfill, Butler County, Gregory Road Substation, Wayne County, ECA Fordson #1 and #2 Wells, Clay County, Richwood Substation, Boone County, Northwest Distribution System, Jessamine and Woodford Counties, KY 32 Bridge Replacement, Fleming County, Battletown Quarry, Meade County, Green Valley Elimination to KSR Force, Oldham County, Buckner Elimination to KSR Force Main, Oldham County, Travis Creek Mine, Jackson and Owsley Counties, Laurel Fork Surface Mine, Breathitt and Magoffin Counties, Seng Branch Mine, Martin County, Meade Branch Mine, Martin County, Fraley Branch, Pike County, Big Creek Mine, Pike County, Powderhouse Hollow Mine, Pike County, Treater Property Tract A, Jessamine County, Slatts Lucas Quarry, Livingston County, Hebron Transmission Line, Boone County, Safety Improvement, U.S. 431, Muhlenberg County,
5 US 127 Albany Bypass Project, Clinton County, Buck Creek Project, McLean County, Camp Atterbury, JMTC 222 acres, Bartholomew, Brown, and Johnson Counties, Indiana Muscatatuck Urban Training Center 320 acres, Jennings County, Indiana Letter Report For Subsurface Reconnaissance of the Proposed Lower Mud River Local Protection Project, Alternative B, Milton, Cabell County, West Virginia Proposed BB&T Keyser Branch Near Keyser, Mineral County, West Virginia Consolidation Coal Company's U IBR #3 OVerland Conveyor Project, Eagle District, Harrison County & Mannington District, Marion County, West Virginia Proposed Law River IBR #2 Crown Hill River Loading Facility, Kanawha County, West Virginia Proposed U /IBR No. 2, Mountaineer Mine II, Located Near Sharples, Logan County, West Virginia Proposed Mountaineer No. 1 Refuse Disposal Site, Meadow Bluff District, Greenbrier County, West Virginia Additional Training: Annual: Occupational First Aid, CPR and Bloodborne Pathogen. Wilderness First Aid
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