B.A. Anthropology
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SANTA CRUZ
Anthropology (M.A. graduate coursework complete, ABT)
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, CHICO
Mr. Dexter has seventeen years of experience in the cultural resource management field with specialization in prehistoric and historic archaeology, and has been with Condor Country Consulting for three years.
Mr. Dexter has directed archaeological site testing programs and data recovery excavations, large-scale archaeological reconnaissance surveys, numerous record searches, as well as the monitoring of construction projects. He has held responsibility for managing large projects in California and Nevada, as well as the responsibility for consultation with the Nevada and California State Historic Preservation Offices. He has extensive experience as an interdisciplinary team member on numerous projects, and made significant contributions to a number of Environmental Assessments and Environmental Impact Statements to support National Environmental Policy Act activities. He has handled Native American Consultations with numerous federally and non-federally recognized Tribes throughout California. He has also successfully managed Section 106 (National Historic Preservation Act) compliance/evaluation/review, contract development and administration, preparing/managing heritage resource inventories, preparing Civil Rights Impact Analyses, preparing heritage resource specialist reports for archaeological surveys & site evaluations, and producing interpretive displays. Mr. Dexter has authored specialist reports and selected chapters of California Environmental Quality Act documents including Environmental Impact Reports, fatal flaw analyses, negative declarations, and initial studies.