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ATTACHMENT 1: QUALIFICATIONS AMANDA GRONHOVD Ms. Gronhovd has over fifteen years of diverse cultural resource experience, including the excavation and recordation of precontact, historic, and industrial sites in Minnesota, North Dakota, Michigan, Iowa, Arizona, New Mexico, and the Caribbean. Her particular area of expertise is the industrial archaeology and history of the Upper Midwest, and has experience with public archaeology projects. Amanda has been involved in public archaeology projects including supervising participants in the Passport in Time program (National Park Service), and creating a public archaeology program for the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board's industrial complex, Mill Ruins Park. In addition to her studies in these areas, she has worked extensively with archival collections, including organizing and computerizing document and artifact collections, drafting collection policy, and recommending strategies for collection management. Ms. Gronhovd has also recorded numerous farmsteads, houses and other structures throughout the Upper Midwest, researched, surveyed and excavated industrial sites in the Caribbean, and conducted all phases of archaeological research on both precontact and historic sites. As an archaeologist and historian, she has extensive experience in reviewing proposed development projects to ensure compliance with the National Historic Preservation Act and other legislative and regulatory frameworks, and meets the Secretary of the Interior's Standards for pre-historic and historic archaeology, architectural history, and history. Ms. Gronhovd has authored many cultural resource management reports and professional papers, and plays active roles in both the Society for Historical Archaeology and the Society for Industrial Archaeology. STACY ALLAN Stacy Allan has over nineteen years of archaeological experience with increasing levels of responsibility. She has managed and conducted a wide variety of cultural resource surveys and site testing in hundreds of project areas throughout Minnesota. Sites include pre-contact American Indian heritage, fur trade, military, and rural historic. She is experienced in conducting archaeological laboratory research, analyzing data, and interpreting field results. Ms. Allan is an experienced collections manager and has developed protocols for cataloging artifacts. She is familiar with and has used a variety of computer tools, including GIS, to display archaeological project data and provide site information. Her broad-based archaeological work with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and the Minnesota Historical Society has provided ample opportunity for successful interaction with numerous state agencies, volunteers, and the general public. TIMOTHY TUMBERG Tim Tumberg has more than 15 years of archaeological fieldwork experience. Most of that experience is in the Upper Midwest, but he has also worked in Arizona, California, and on the Caribbean island of Nevis. Mr. Tumberg has conducted site evaluation and/or 1QOOO 14kes Archaeology 5