Alanna Anglin

Alanna Anglin has a diverse range of work experience in the field of archaeology and environmental consulting. Alanna currently holds the position of Assistant Project Manager at SWCA Environmental Consultants, where they are involved in project management and coordination. Prior to this role, they served as a Staff Archaeologist - Lead Fieldwork Coordinator at the same company, where they gained experience in coordinating fieldwork, preparing fieldwork packages, and engaging in report writing. Alanna also worked as a Field Archaeologist at SWCA Environmental Consultants and gained practical experience in archaeological fieldwork.

In addition to their work at SWCA Environmental Consultants, Alanna Anglin has worked as a Project Archaeologist at the Freixo Archaeological Project, where they participated in archaeological excavations of Roman and 16th-century architecture and burials. Alanna was involved in exhuming human remains and exposing ancient architecture.

Alanna Anglin also has experience as an Operation Director at the Three Rivers Archaeological Project, where they were responsible for leading and overseeing archaeological excavations in Belize. Alanna'swork included surveying, site mapping, and laboratory processing.

Prior to these positions, Alanna Anglin held roles as a Staff Archaeologist and Archaeology Technician at Albion Environmental, Inc., where they gained experience in various archaeological tasks. Alanna also worked as a Research Assistant at the Mesoamerican Research Center and as a Customer Service Representative at Bragg Live Food Products, LLC.

Alanna Anglin's academic background includes a role as a Curatorial Intern at the Repository for Archaeological and Ethnographic Collections.

Overall, Alanna Anglin has developed a broad skill set through their various work experiences, gaining expertise in project management, fieldwork coordination, report writing, and archaeological excavation.

Alanna Anglin's education history begins with their attending MiraCosta College from 2011 to 2012, where they studied Anthropology. Afterwards, they enrolled at the College of the Desert from 2012 to 2014, earning an Associate of Arts degree in Liberal Arts with an emphasis in Social Sciences. Finally, they attended UC Santa Barbara from 2014 to 2016, where they obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Anthropology with an emphasis in Archaeology.