Andy Stout, in addition to an internship with the City of Frederick Historic Preservation Office, has landed the Board Assistant job at Frederick County Landmarks Foundation.  He is preparing to publish an article, and has done some interesting research on how rhyolite from the Winslow site might be typed and identified by its source location and molecular structure.

Photo From the Frederick News-Post on October 26th, 2003

MAS member Spencer Geasey addressed the Frederick Seratoma Club  on Native American archeology in the county.

MAS Treasurer and Librarian George Evans will received his CAT (Certified Archeological Technician) training diploma Sat. March 20th.  Congratulations to George!  That's two years of hard study and many years of field work. 

Our Vice-President Stacey Street:

I just wanted to let you know that I was offered a full-time, permanent position
as cultural resources assistant with A.D. Marble & Comp. The firm is based out
of PA and specialized in environmental planning and CRM. 
Could you post my new job on the website? I am very excited to finally have a job
doing archaeology and architectural research. I will be assisting both the archaeologist
and architectural historian. Check out the company website: www.admarble.com.

Update from Stacey 3/20/04

"The fieldwork I have participated in thus far with the company includes
Phase I testing, transportation-related projects in White Marsh,
Montgomery County, MD, and Southern Maryland."