KEY PERSONNEL
Managing Director: Mr Peter Kuskie
Peter
Kuskie has been the driving force behind South East Archaeology for the
past fifteen years. Under Peter's
guidance, the firm has assisted over eighty clients in four states and two
territories of Australia
and grown to become a leading provider of consulting services in Aboriginal
heritage and archaeology.
Peter
has an outstanding track record in producing reports that comply with
Department of Environment and Conservation standards and assisting clients
in obtaining Development Approvals in a timely and cost-effective
manner.
Projects
completed to date have involved surface surveys, test excavations, salvage
excavations, indigenous and non-indigenous components of Environmental
Impact Statements, DEC Section 90 consent and Section 87 permit
applications, Aboriginal community consultation and monitoring of
construction. Peter's clients have
included leading Australian and international firms, mining companies,
environmental management and engineering firms, governments and government
agencies, Aboriginal organisations and developers of residential, tourism,
extractive industry, landfill, telecommunications and pipeline projects.
Peter
is a graduate of the Australian
National University
in Aboriginal archaeology and holds a BA (Honours) degree. Peter is an associate member of the
Australian Association of Consulting Archaeologists.
Curriculum Vitae
Senior Archaeologist: Mr
Edward Clarke
Edward
Clarke joined South East Archaeology three years ago, after several years
employment on a casual basis with the firm and others involved in heritage
management. Edward is a graduate of
the Australian
National University
in Aboriginal archaeology and holds a BA (Honours) degree.
Edward
has considerable experience in the conduct of surface surveys, test
excavations and major salvage excavations and is a recognised expert in
stone artefact analysis. Edward has
played a leading role in the conduct of major test excavation, salvage and
survey projects at Thornton, The Vintage,
Merimbula Cove, The Dairy, Mount Arthur North, Ulan and many other
locations throughout the Hunter
Valley and South
Coast of NSW.
Curriculum Vitae
Historical Archaeologist: Mr Christopher Carter
Christopher Carter
is retained by South East Archaeology to provide services in non-indigenous
heritage. Chris is a graduate of the
Australian National University
and holds a MA (Masters of Arts) degree in historical archaeology. Chris has considerable experience in the
conduct of survey assessments and excavations of historical sites
throughout New South Wales
and overseas.
Professional Assistants:
South
East Archaeology regularly engages and has access to the expertise of a
range of professionals in several fields, including Aboriginal archaeology,
non-indigenous heritage, geomorphology, history and anthropology. South East Archaeology is capable of
organising a competent, multi-disciplinary team for major projects,
including stone tool analysts and qualified, experienced archaeological
field assistants.
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