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Contact Information
Robert S. Carr, Executive Director
Archaeological and Historical Conservancy, Inc.
Davie Professional Plaza,
4800 Davie Road, Suite 107,
Davie, FL 33314
Phone: 954-792-9776 - Fax: 954-792-9954
AHCI Miami Office
Post Office Box 450283,
Miami, FL 33031
Phone: 305-325-0789
Email us at archlgcl@bellsouth.net
or
Fill out our Request Form
Meet Our AHC Staff
Robert S. Carr/Executive Director
John Beriault/West Coast Project Representative
Victor Longo/Archaeologist
Joseph Mankowski/Archaeologist
Barbara Ascurra/Secretary/Administrative Assistant
Jeff Ransom/Archaeologist
Bill Rombola/Archaeologist
Professional Profiles
Executive Director
Robert S. Carr
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Bob Carr was a co-founder of the Archaeological and Historical Conservancy, and has served as their part-time director since 1985 until his full time position in 1999. He has worked as an archaeologist with the State of Florida's Division of Historic Resources and with the National Park Service. He was Miami-Dade County's first archaeologist until he was promoted to the Miami-Dade County Historic Preservation Director in 1999. Mr. Carr has a Masters Degree in Anthropology from Florida State University, and was former editor of the Florida Anthropologist and former president of the Florida Archaeological Council. He has been the recipient of the Bullen Award and received Florida's Historic Preservation award in 2003. |
West Coast Project Representative
John Beriault
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John graduated in 1970 from University of Miami with a B.A. in History. He has served as president for the Southwest Florida Archaeological Society (SWFAS), the Collier County Historical Society, the Naples Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Society, and the Florida Anthropological Society (FAS) and has received The William C. Lazarus Award from FAS, the Green Palmetto Award from the Florida Native Plant Society, and the Craighead Award from SWFAS. He resides in Naples and is the West Coast Representative for AHC. He works as a field archaeologist and historian on Florida west coast projects.
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Victor has completed graduate classes in Anthropology from Florida Atlantic University. He has a BA degree in Anthropology with a minor in archaeology from Drew University. He also attended FAU field school in Ecuador. Vic has worked with the AHC since 1999. He is a sports enthusiast and particularly enjoys basketball.
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Archaeologist
Victor Longo
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Archaeologist
Joe Mankowski
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Joe is a graduate student with Leicester University in the UK and received his Bachelor's Degree in Anthropology from Florida Atlantic University. He conducts archaeological surveys and monitoring, and enjoys traveling, reading, and films.
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Barbara has an Associates Degree in Business Administration from Broward Community College. She is currently pursuing a Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration from Florida International University.
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Secretary/Administrative Assistant
Barbara Ascurra
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Archaeologist
Jeff Ransom
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Jeff Ransom joined the Archaeological and Historical Conservancy in 1999 during the excavations of the Miami Circle. He received his Bachelors Degree in Anthropology from Florida Atlantic University and is currently working on his Masters Degree in Archaeology. Most of his archaeological experience has been on the reconnaissance, excavation, and mapping of Mayacave sites in Belize. His research interests include Maya ideology and cave ritual sacrifice.
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Archaeologist
Bill Rombola
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Bill has spent much of past 10 years working at archaeological sites throughout North and South America. He is currently the crew chief at the One Miami project. Bill is a musician and likes to travel.
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