Nicholas Herrmann

Title / Position: Associate Professor
Organization: Mississippi State University
Website: www.amec.msstate.edu/faculty/herrmann.php

Currently, I am an Assistant Professor of Anthropology at Mississippi State University. I have over a twenty years experience in Cultural Resource Management. From 2003-2008 I co-directed a large archaeological survey project for TVA and I oversaw the development of the Townsend Archaeological Project GIS and artifact database at the University of Tennessee Archaeological Research Laboratory. Currently, I am directing two National Institute of Justice grants that focus on digital data (3D reconstructions or online databases). Finally, I am the database and GIS manager and bioarchaeologist for the Mtrou Archaeological Project in central Greece.

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