Moores Marauders - Team 7: Dr. Agamemnon "Gus" Pantel:

1988	Ph.D. in Anthropology/Archaeology The University of Tennessee. Knoxville, Tennessee.
1984	Independent Training Program (ITP) [Architectural Conservation] ICCROM (International Center for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property) [UNESCO]. Rome, Italy.
1981	Education Policy Fellowship The George Washington University. San Juan, PR/Washington, D.C.
1976	Smithsonian Predoctoral Fellow Smithsonian Institution. National Museum of Natural History. Washington, D.C.
1974	Master of Arts in Anthropology/Archaeology Smithsonian Institution. National Museum of Natural History. Miami University. Oxford, Ohio.
1970	Bachelor of Arts in Classics Smithsonian Institution. National Museum of Natural History. Miami University. Oxford, Ohio.
1965-1966	Independent Study Smithsonian Institution. National Museum of Natural History. University of Athens. Athens, Greece.

1985 - Present	Principal • Pantel, del Cueto & Associates Historic Preservation Consultants. Archaeology, Traditional Architecture, Historical Research. Guaynabo, PR.
1986 - Present	Cultural Resources Consultant to the Environmental Quality Board, Office of the Governor Historic Preservation Consultants. Archaeology, Traditional Architecture, Historical Research. Guaynabo, PR.
1996 - Present	Director, The Tropical Center for the Study of Humans and the Environment Professor in Archaeology & Historic Preservation Urban Issues Historic Preservation Consultants. Archaeology, Traditional Architecture, Historical Research. Guaynabo, PR.
1999 - Present	Tren Urbano Project Conservator Tren Urbano, Puerto Rico Highway & TransportationAuthority.San Juan, PR.

2006 - Present	Committee Member for Ph.D. Candidate in Archaeology. Syracuse University. Syracuse, New York.
2006 - Present	Committee Member for Ph.D. candidate in Archaeology. Universidad Complutense. Madrid, Spain.
2004 - Present	Co-Chairman, Association for Preservation Technology International [APT I] 2007 Conference San Juan, Puerto Rico.
2002 - Present	Appointed Board Member, College of Arts and Sciences Advisory Board for Environmental Studies. Adelphi University, New York.
1997 - Present	Appointed Board Member, Representing the Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico. Consejo para la Protección del Patrimonio Arqueológico Terrestre de Puerto Rico. Instituto de Cultura Puertorriqueña. San Juan, PR.

2003 - Present	Iglesia San José Conservation Project. The Catholic Church, Archdiocese of San Juan. San Juan, Puerto Rico.
2004 - Present	Mitigación [Fase III] Yacimientos Y1, Y2, Y3,Y4, Y5. Conector Sur de Santa Isabel, Puerto Rico. DTOP/Barrett Hale & Alamo. San Juan, Puerto Rico.

INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE IN MAJOR FIELDS OF EXPERTISE: International Heritage Management, Anthropology, Archaeology, & Historic Preservation:

Countries worked in and know well:

Columbia [1985] • Costa Rica [1992] • Cuba [1996] • Dominican Republic [1973•1974•1975•1976• 1978•1979•1980•1981•1986•2003•2005] • Greece [2001] • Haiti [1974•1975•1976•1979•1983•1984•1999] • St. Kitts/Nevis [1979] • United States [1967 - 1972] Puerto Rico [1972 - 2006] U.S. Virgin Islands [1973 - 1997] • Venezuela [1977•1979•1983•1984•1986• 1987•1988•1989•1990•1991•1993]

Countries visited and know well:

Anguilla [1973] • Antigua [1973] • Barbados [1991•2000] • Bahamas [1987] • British Virgin Islands [1993] • Canada [1955•1970•1988] • Chile [1992] • Curaçao [1989] • Guadeloupe [1975] • Jamaica [1991] • Martinique [1983•2000] • Mexico [1974•2002•2003] • St. Martin [1974•1978•2000]

Countries travelled in and toured extensively:

Austria [1966•1969•1983] • Belgium [1969•1983] • Brazil [2006] • England [1969•1984] • France [1966•1983•1984] [1984,post-graduate research] • Germany [1966•1969•1983•1997] • Gibraltar [1988] • Greece/Crete/Islands [1965•1966•1969•1983• 1997/98•2000•2001] [1965-1966 undergraduate studies] • Italy [1966•1969•1983•1984•1997/98] [1984 post-graduate studies] • Spain [1983•1988•1999/2000] • Switzerland [1966•1969•1983] • Yugoslavia [1966•1969•1983]

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS:

Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Society [ Honor Society ] .
Invited/Elected Member.

The New York Academy of Sciences.
Invited Member.

American Anthropological Association.
Member.

Society for American Archaeology.
Member.

Society for Latin American Anthropology.
Member.

Society for Historical Archaeology.
Member.

Asociación Ibero-Latinoamericana de Ex-Alumnos de ICCROM.
Founding Member.

ICCROM Alumni Association of North America.
Member.

National Trust for Historic Preservation.
Member.

Association for Preservation Technology International.
Member.

American Institute of Architects.
Associate AIA.

SKILLS:

Historic Structures Assessment
Federal court "Standing" as Expert Witness
Computer proficient in statistics, graphical interpretations, word processing and desktop publishing.
Field surveying with manual and/or electronic measuring equipment
Rectified digital, 35mm, APS, and large-format field and lab photography
Documentation using video and digital recording
Aerial photography and interpretation
Remote sensing field applications in archaeology
NAUI Certified SCUBA diver #B299883
GPS (Global Positioning System) - field application and survey
GIS (Geographic Information Systems) - design, development and application
GPR (Ground Penetrating Radar) - design, application and interpretation

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Ph.D., Anthropologist / Archaeologist International Heritage Management

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Current Residence: Guaynabo, Puerto Rico