Principal Investigator ARC Archaeology, Resources & Culture
Sandra Gaskell, RPA, MS, MA Archaeology-Anthropology
PhD Candidate- in progress
MS SLP Northern Arizona University Clinical Practicum 2008-09
Archaeology, Cultural Resource Management, Environmental Planner, Industrial Design, Linguistics and Clinical Speech Therapy for Indian Health Ethnobotany
Enviro-design Concepts, 4986 7th Street (Archives and Lab), P.O. Box 1881, Mariposa CA 95338, enviro.design@yahoo.com, 209-614-2505 cell, 209-846-0157 fax
SUMMARY
www.enviro-design.org official website
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Recognized technical expert with twenty-eight years of professional experience including supervision, senior management, and project consultation that meets the Secretary of the Interior's Standards qualification requirements. Solid experience in development of team building achieving consensus between project-invested stakeholders and governmental regulations toward targeted deliverable. Solid experience in all phases of industrial design. Proficient with all standard design mediums and a professional fine artist since 1974. Integration of historic and current educational linguistics into tribal program development and archaeological field work. Planning department variance and zoning professional in cultural resource management and development of procedures for compliance in California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), Native Graves and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA), and Section 106 determination of significant impact.
DEGREES
PhD Candidate- in progress, expected completion 2012
MS - Northern Arizona University- Clinical Speech Pathology –2006-08
MS transfer- CSUFresno–Speech Pathology 2004-05
MS – CSU Stanislaus /Fresno Archaeology/Environmental Planning- 2004
MA – CSU Stanislaus Anthropology/ Geography - 2002
BA – Post-Baccalaureate CSUFresno Comm. Disorder-2003-04
BA - CSU Stanislaus Art/Printmaking/Art History - 1976
PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS
2000-present Enviro-design Concepts Planning Consultant to Developers
2004-present ARC Professional Registered Archaeologist
2000-present Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation Tribal Archives/Archeology
2008-present Turlock Unified School District Speech Therapist
2006-2008 Oakdale Joint Unified School District Speech Therapist
2005-2006 Merced County Office of Education- Speech Therapist
1986-2000 Arnold Mobile Glass & Sequoia Glass – Lic. Contractor
1983-1986 Claycomb Design – Zoning/ Variance research-designer and litigation-hearing rep
1979-1983 W.L. Gore Medical Products Division -medical Illustrator / Packaging / Regulatory
1973-1979 Joaquin Construction – Architectural Illustrator and Project Development zoning
CHRONOLOGY OF PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2004-present ARC: Archaeology, Resources & Culture Principle Investigator Anthropology/ Archaeology and archival research : Archaeology Department responsibilities include but are not limited to: strategic planning for long term goal achievement for Southern Sierra Miwuk Tribe focusing upon use and management of natural resources contract archaeology. Forensic anthropology dealing with inadvertent finds, bank erosion, or human remains discoveries are returned to the Tribal Council according to the state and federal laws. Native American cemetery and burial areas monitoring throughout the GIS mapping quadrangles for Tribal territory.
2003-present Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation Tribal Archives and Archaeology
Zoning and variance hearing specialist: Advanced planning principles accepted practices, and techniques of planning and land use provided to customers to gain municipal approvals; high-rise, waterfront, shopping centers, strip malls and historic districts Municipal approvals varied by project, including zoning variances, easements, ADA compliance, visibility studies, and development of local sign ordinances. Provide official archaeological research to determine existence of significant impact upon historic and cultural resources. Delivered architectural renderings, 3-D models and web design. All publications for clients are illustrated and mapped by the artist.
2005-present Speech-Language Pathologist- Educational speech and language therapy with multicultural language experience and training for administering speech and language services, evaluations, implementing appropriate treatment, documenting provision of care, utilizing support team and participating in special projects relating to indigenous language revitalization as well as work enforcing federal educational codes for special education.
1986-2000 Arnold Mobile Glass and Sequoia Glass – Lic. Contractor Glazing and historic architectural glass Owner / Contractor profitable glass manufacturing company beginning with Sequoia Glass and Arrow Glass company. Refocused business product line from multiple markets to specific automobile applications up to and including receiving a patent for development of an emergency response tool to be used in automobile accidents. Responsible for all aspects of for profit business including personnel management, fiscal management, budgetary operations, marketing and customer service. Heritage glass reconstruction and repair.
1983-1986 Claycomb Design – Principle designer and hearing representative Industrial Exhibit and Packaging Design contracting– Responsible for all aspects of for profit business. Product focus industrial design, exhibit packaging, food processing pkg. Owned complete machine shop utilizing various materials and methods. Consultant to architectural & development clients, 12 Electrical Signage Firms; county code definition, conform wayfinding to ADA all types of facilities, landscape planning integration for environmental design
1979-1983 W.L. Gore Medical Products /Art Director/Packaging/Regulatory Assist. Facility Designer/ Medical Illustrator for FDA applications and surgical implants. Art Director Design team for three new plants, on site analysis through project completion. Duties: sterilization packaging product research and development, physician/hospital marketing training. Medical illustration and instructions for use manuals for new product surgical implantation procedures during trademark and product development.
1973-1979 Joaquin Construction/SignDesigns – Architectural Illustrator and Project Development Architectural Illustrator/Presenter- site location, analysis, project manager assistant. Package development products for zoning approvals, attend and present at county or state meetings, court appearances during complex zoning or variance compliance issues
PROFFESSIONAL LICENSES AND CREDENTIALS
RPA - Registered Professional Archaeologist #15296 - Sec. of Interior Standards
California Contractor #862592 Glazier (492954, 632137-1986-present)
SAA Society of American Archaeologist #67574963
SCA Society of California Archaeology
ELAC Committee Secretary- English Language Acquisition Committee- OJUSD
SLPA Credential #397-State of California SLH&A Board - Active status
CRC - Clinical Rehabilitation Credential – State of California W06001201
GISP – Geographic Information System Professional - pending
AICP – American Institute of Certified Planners -pending
NHPRC Grants Reviewer – NARA (National Archives) 2004-2006
CNRF –Secretary California Natural Resources Foundation - 2006
WAI - Western Archives Institute Certificate in Tribal Archives
SAA - Society of American Archivists-
IDSA - Industrial Design Society of American Professional Member
Spatial Analyst Certificate in Geographic Information Systems
Sierra Institute Herbalist Certificate (Advanced Herbalist Certificate)
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS past and current
American Anthropological Association
American Association for Women Artists
American Botanical Society- Herbalist Guild
American Indian Council of Mariposa County, Inc.-Honorary Member
American Speech-Language and Hearing Association
APA American Planning Association
Archaeological Society of New Jersey (ASNJ)
Art Directors Club – Bay Area
California Speech-Language and Hearing Association
CHE - Collaborative on Health and the Environment-Individual Partner
Electronmicroscopy Society member
Graphic Artist Guild- since 1977/ ADAC San Francisco member
Museum of Northern Arizona Members Association
Society for American Archaeology/ Society of California Archaeology
Society for Medical Anthropology
Society of Conservation GIS-ESRI
Upper Merced River Watershed Council – Executive Committee
Wah-ho-gah Cultural Center Committee, Yosemite, CA
PROJECTS & AWARDS
2009 Roundhouse Design Construction Drawings Submissions for the Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation, Yosemite CA
2009 GIS Database Implementation for Tribal Sacred Sites Inventories for various Tribal concerns
2008 Milton Road - Stanislaus County, Calaveras County - Archaeological Surveys and Reports- Private individuals
2008 Wah-ho-gah Village survey team and Tribal participant NPS Yosemite, CA
2008 Midpines Ca - Mariposa County - Archaeological Surveys and reports for Private Individuals
2004-Present Osteological Inventory projects - NAGPRA Repatriation Documentations- Tribal
2007 Wah-ho-ga Village Project MGR-Management partner AICMC, CSUF, NPS
2006 Wah-ho-ga Village Pre-Archaeology Mapping Project Design and Funding Presentations
2005 Wah-ho-ga Village Postcard fundraising & Poster fundraising (see website)
2005 Society of Microscopists Association Participant-electronmicroscopy and nuclear applications (photography)
2004 Research Fellowship UWM University Milwaukee Wisconsin/John S. Best American Geographic Society Fellow
2004 Medical Speech Pathology Council of California logo in print and on the web (see Power Point portfolio) seminar participant
2004 Distinction Award CSU Stanislaus- 3.9 GPA
2003- US Patented Safety Device 6,543,117 BI --April 8, 2003 (filed February 1998) Automotive Industry
2003 Internship for California Indian Heritage Center, Assistant Museum Planner, ethnobotany of village structures
2003 California Indian Site Stewardship Program—Co-Trademark development acceptance
2003 Magnolia Mansion rendering and peripherals
2002 Distinction Award CSU Stanislaus- 4.0 GPA
CURRENT ILLUSTRATION AND PRESENTATION PROJECTS
Merced Public Range-City Council Nov 7th for CNRF and Merced Fish and Game
Indian Cultural Center – AICMC grant recipients for archaeology survey
Wassama Roundhouse Association Fundraising Partnership Campaign
Science Lab II scoping for building design CSU Stanislaus
Traditional Cultural Property resources illustrations- a historic preservation grant
Perpetual Funding Patent Promotional literature for CNRF
Security Enclosure for the USFS Bower Cave preliminary archaeological scoping
Archival Electronic Scanning and Preservation work in Yosemite Archives
Power Points for Cultural Resources projects for private and public entities
Court document visual development for private litigations using GIS and art
Collections Manual development and editing for the California Collections CIHC
Collections and Loan policy formation People Center, Karuk Tribal Curator
NAGPRA handling procedures for special collections- physical inventories
Natural Resources Inventory for mapping the materials for baskets, crafts & regalia
Various CRM research proposals and presentations
HISTORIC STRUCTURES AND REHABILITATION PROJECTS
Design research for the reconstruction of the Yosemite Ahwahne Roundhouse with Asst. Museum Curator for compiling records and reporting on the methods, timelines, and materials for the AICMC, Inc.
Wassama Roundhouse Association – Consultations over years for the roof repairs and rehabilitation contractor bids – begin the records search for the cememtery boundary investigation and archaeological investigations by the State Parks
Historic research for Roundhouse locations in Yosemite Valley and along the ancient trails within an 80 mile radius of Yosemite Valley – initial investigation began in the archives of the Asst. Museum Curator YNP- results of this research housed in the Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation Tribal Archives
Union Hall, Dividing Creek, New Jersey – documentation and historic site research for preservation and historic site registration by the attorney for the Union Hall
T. B. King Homestead, Dividing Creek, New jersey – Historic recreations and family genealogy of the King Family Trust – Descendants of the Lenopi Farmers of Southern New Jersey between the Cohansey River and the Maurice Rivers consisting of open space ancient corn field clearings according to plantation traditions before 1688
Dividing Creek covered bridge – historic research – the bridge was replaced by a steel structure around 1907 for the trolley system.
Master Oyster Basketmaker Lodge/Factoy – the home of Noah Newcomb at the T. B. King Homestead, historic research and photo-inventory of the lodge, the manufacturing techniques, and the material harvesting in the surrounding Bear Swamp regions of Southern New Jersey – the historic trolley system transfer station was located at the site of corner lodge of Noah Newcomb.
Theatre Conversion, Sunset Blvd. – for Guitar Center, LA – sound studio and stage preserved within structure for compliance – 1983
Magnolis Mansion rehabilitation project initiation ad research for presering elements of the sanitorium complex while converting the property into an educational building
Angels Camp High School Gymnasium – rehabilitation of the 1940s structure for fire code compliance and upgrades – 1990-1991
The Manuel House, Arnold, CA – owner of the structure from 1996-2001 – renovation and rehabilitation of the original General Store and Payroll Office for the local lumber companyn operating in Arnold during the late 1800s.
The McElligott House – Mariposa CA – the structure was raised in 1982 after a structure fire – redesign and reconstruction by Roger Stevens Engineering and Gary Tsantz Construction- Archaeological investigations and records of the Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation Tribal Archives.
Odd Fellows Hall Coulterville , CA – Historic preservation and repairs for the rehabilitation and preservation of poured glass and features
Exchequer Dam, 1857 – research for the Salmon-context indigenous structures located nearby from the memories of descendants spear fishing there twice a year ending in the 1930s. Work recovering and recording oral history regarding Great-Grandparent activities beginning 1916 and memories from oral tradition.
Goff Family Homestead and Cemetery – research and recording of the locations of historic structures for the Merced Falls family members of the Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation
Shaws Flat School, Sonora CA, Columbia School District – rehabilitation construction contract after a series of vandalism assaults upon the historic property – also compliance for fire codes – late 1800s structure
The Biltmore Hotel, Los Angeles Downtown property – interior wayfinding and fire code ADA – redesign historic charater – team participant in the rehabilitation project in 1983-84
Los Angeles Zoo- Griffith Park wayfinding rehabilitation for Zoo Board through Animated Informaiton Systems, LA 1984
Historic Commission Signage Code structuring for the downtown, Flagstaff, AZ 1980-81
Knights Ferry, CA family homestead delineation and cemetery research for the three Indian Villages located within the town boundaries – for private individuals
California Indian Heritage Center site location research team participant 2003-2005 – site visits, Task Force meetings and indigenous stake holders interviews
SPATIAL ANALYSIS AND SPECIAL CARTOGRAPHIC PROJECTS
TRIBAL ARCHIVIST & LEAD RESEARCHER IN TRIBAL OFFICE
•Negotiate Memorandum of Agreement for County base layers with Mariposa County Planning (MOA)
•Design the Cultural Resource Management (CRM) GIS, write theory- spread sheets and project goals
•Train a technician for field research and retrieval in archives in CA State Library and NPS archives
•Data retrieval, spatial source data and research to convert hard copy to electronic
•Convert “Access” attribute tables of artifact inventories links to polygons of 254 village sites in reconfirmed territorial linguistic boundaries
•Consultation with collaborative managers on aspects of a CRM Tribal Database
•2005 user Arcview 9.x in-house-(2002-3.x; 2003-8.x) licensed user
•Data consolidation/conversion of agency data sets-normalizing data fields
•Manual key-boarding from hard copy- plotting of over 8,000 attributes with temporal data from 7.5 maps for center point locations
•Manual key-boarding for polygonal layers and line layers in unmapped ranchland and forest areas for cultural resource mapping of routes, trails, animal migration, and village locations
•Field capture of coordinates after errors were detected for verifications in old agency records
•Field verifications where UTM Northings and Eastings were reversed
•Development of an Incremental Conversion Plan in historic map archives
•Full size scanned original 1800’s map document inventory for maps
•Buffer calculation research using comparative analysis of 300 village sites
GIS CONSULTANT TO PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT
•Consultant and planning presentations for complex cultural preservation issues
•Private development zoning and variance hearing presentations commercial and agricultural
•Natural resources research and analysis: converting geospatial data to 3D models
•Georeferenced biological inventory for a watershed use district
•3D landscape reconstructions from satellite images and ground photographs
•remote sensing and orthophoto georeferenced for use in visibility study & viewshed analysis
•Data preparation and research for an epidemiological study
•Watershed technical consulting for database implementation
•Mitigation monitoring data control and georeferencing of temporal data and metadata fields
•Archaeological coordinate terraine base location identification from aerial photos to UTM through translation algorithm provided by others
•Conversion of SPSS (collected social science data) into attribute tables for use in demographic polling activity
•Edgematching clean-up editing for small number of parcels surveyed in 1850 for greater clarity during research analysis
CIHC CALIFORNIA INDIAN HERITAGE CENTER
Assistant Curator /Internship - CIHC California Indian Heritage Center, Sacramento, CA
•Archival research georeferenced (historic maps) and translated from Spanish Land Grant data
•Research into the 1851 Treaties with the California Indians for interpretation of geospatial data and plotting specific Treaty areas to compare with Congressional maps from the period
•Data collection using GPS for three possible museum garden sites to create comparative attribute tables for agency site analysis
•Biological inventory of medicinal plants: data collection with GPS; plotting; then density calculations for the populations.
LECTURES, PRESENTATIONS, and PARTICIPATION
2009-July- ESRI UC International- Tribal GIS Protocol for Using Standard Tables Across Cultural Identifying Factors
2009- July- ESRI UC International- Five Decades of Historic Archaeology and Cultural Sites of Wah-ho-ga, Yosemite, CA
2009 March-Society California Archaeology - Five Decades of Historic ARchaeology, Cultural, Material, and Sacred Sites of Wah-ho-ga (Ca-Mrp-305) Yosemite, CA
2009 March -Society California Archaeology - Village Delineation and GIS Buffers Using the Elements of the Environment
2009 March-Society California Archaeology - Tribal GIS Protocol for Using Standard Tables Across Cultural Identifying Factors
2008 NorCal Finals Simple Machines Asst. Event Coordinator Science Olympiad held at UC Merced
2008 Regional Science Olympiad Coach Elementary level (team placed 7th position out of 18)
2008 Wah-ho-gah Village Archaeological investigations- Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation-continuing
2007 OJUSD "Dinner with a Scientist: Speech-Language Pathology, Environmental Science and Cultural Resource Management Archaeology" - presentation for district science students
2007 Northern California Data Sharing Meeting of the Society of California Archaeology, November 10, Columbia Junior College. "Village Environments and Archaeology of Family Use District Watershed Delineation: GIS CRM Map of the Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation."
2007 Participant in the Navajo Nation Government Forum-Flagstaff, AZ with observation participation in the Navajo archaeological program offices.
2007 GIS Consultation program- SHPO presentation to Tribal Officers - grant application for digitizing archaeological data stored in Sacramento and other Information Centers--initiated due to the Levee conditions and initiated through the FEMA funding available after Katrina archival issues.
2006-2008 AZSITE governing body meetings Asst. Attorney General and GIS Board for the State of AZ digitized archaeological resources and archives database. Participation in ESRI GIS user group for the AZ chapters for replication of program into Tribal GIS Database usage.
2006 SOCIETY OF HISTORIC ARCHAEOLOGY – Sacramento - Title of the General Session: “People on the Edge: The Cultural Shaping of the Western Landscape” a discussion of the Cultural Resource mapping project using Geographic Information Systems and visual representation of cultural data.
2006 ESRI UC Paper - Mitigation Monitoring for natural resources and the Material Economic Values for Cultural Resource Use. The Educational Path and the Genealogy on the Land where Material culture Teaches History
2005 WAH-HO-GAH VILLAGE YOSEMITE - Project Partner – Scope of Work for the Archaeological Survey: Team archaeologist and artist with responsibility for archival research and forensic reconstructions of lifeways present during each decade of the site from 1850 to the present time. 23 foot long panorama partially complete.
2005 GEORGE WRIGHT SOCIETY - Presenter, Philadelphia, PA, Session 1: Native Plant Gathering Along the Village Chain Routes of Yosemite Genealogical Family Use Districts; Session 2: Plants, Farming, Oystering: Maurice River Coast Salt Marsh
2005 ESRI UC CONFERENCE SAN DIEGO - Native Plant Gathering Along the Village Chain Routes of Yosemite Genealogical Family Use Districts; GIS database sharing in the ESRI international Educational Conference, July 23, 2005
2004 UC DAVIS ETHNOBIOLOGY CONFERENCE - Ethnomedical Journal and Southern Sierra Miwuk Native Plant Guide –Compiling a Regional Historic Medical Overview – Culture Mapping
2004 UC BERKELEY STABILIZING INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES - Southern Sierra Miwuk Naming Inventory ( Nouns, Objects, Place-name) : the Geographic Information System Cultural Resource Mapping Project
2003 ETHNOHISTORY CONFERENCE - Presentation to Dr. Sylvia Broadbent in the Rupert Costo Library, UC Riverside by the descendants of Ahwahneechee informants documented by Dr. Broadbent during her field work in 1954-1964.
2003 18TH ANNUAL INDIAN CONFERENCE AND GATHERING – CABRILLO COLLEGE - Native Plant Gathering Along the Travel Ways within the Traditional Cultural Properties of Yosemite Genealogical Family Use Districts
2001 16TH ANNUAL INDIAN CONFERENCE AND GATHERING Sacramento - Native Land Claims in Yosemite, a panel with Julia Parker, a 50 year Native resident of Yosemite Valley, and two thesis presentations by Sandra Gaskell, CSU Stanislaus and Stella Mancilla, CSU Sacramento
2001-2004 PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT - CSU Foundation Project Presentations- CSU Stanislaus – Science II Lab, Magnolia Mansion, CSU Track Facility
2002-2004 CSU ART DEPARTMENT STANISLAUS - Direct Instruction to Art Credential Program Students: Reverse Glass Painting curriculum and practicum summer session guest lecturer for Dr. Werness ART 4870 World Crafts
2001, 2003, 2004 YOSEMITE RESEARCH PROJECT - President, research for the American Indian Council of Mariposa County, Inc. An agreement for collaboration was signed with the tribe on Nov. 15, 2001 research to the tribal archives.
1996-2000 ARTS EDUCATION PRIVATE SCHOOL - Arts Curriculum and Enrichment Program Instructor nine week sessions for Cornerstone Christian School, Tuolumne, CA- a home school charter with 300 participants
2001-2003 STARS ARTIST - Direct Instruction and projects Stanislaus County Schools and Modesto City Schools K-8
1974-1975 MODESTO HIGH SCHOOL - Internship through Mennonite Seminary Masters Field Work in cultural studies- Liaison, Youth Counseling – on campus support for the Principal, and direct club “Chi Alpha” on Monday Nights
1974-1975 MODESTO CITY SCHOOLS / DOWNEY HIGH - Art Instructor, Gifted Arts Program at two campuses (6th grade gifted artists)
RESEARCH PAPERS, MANUALS, REPORTS, AND PUBLICATIONS:
Thesis Project 2008
Master of Science Communicative Disorders Proposal: Cross-cultural Generation Comparison within the Delineation of Dialectic Influences: Miwuk-English, Yokut-English, and Paiute-English. (Emphasis: through phonetic transcription/comparison across populations and age groups, using historic and current sound recordings, define the dialectic influences as they relate to the geography of religion and population movement with inferences in educational development of the current student population. This research is based upon village occupancy and stability of indigenous population base confirming federal acknowledgement continuity.)
Thesis 2005
Master of Science Interdisciplinary Studies: Applied Ethnobotany; Law, Health and Sacred Sites Resources. (Emphasis: Archaeological Sites with Roundhouses and the Agricultural Biology, Medicinal Plants and Demographics of Village Life in five known Class I villages. The hypothesis was to match the ancestral and current plant users of the villages) Fresno and Turlock CA
Thesis 2003
Master of Arts Interdisciplinary Studies: Interpretive Artistry: Landscape of Anthropological Myth - the Southern Sierra Miwuk Geography of Religion. (Emphasis: compiling roundhouse/Captain village location data for demographic and ethnobotanical gathering plan documentation. Federal Acknowledgement research for Tribal attorneys was compiled and the Geographic Information System design implementation. The results of this study influenced how government in the YNP consulted with local sovereign nations). Turlock, CA.
CULTURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
2006
Village Management Profiles: Genealogical Census Compilations for Quadrangle Villages. Mariposa, CA; Unpublished hardcopy base maps with procedural manual, Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation Archives.
Oysterbasket Technology: Turkey Point, New Jersey. Mariposa, CA; research and compilation for King Family collections. Pamphlet and interpretation literature.
Research for Historic Indigenous Populations of Knights Ferry, Roberts Ferry, and La Grange California. Mariposa, CA; Unpublished cooperative effort hardcopy base maps with procedural manual, Southern Sierra Miwuk Archives.
AZSITE Consortium Transcription and Comments Flagstaff Meeting and Phoenix User Group- July 24-25. Flagstaff, AZ; MNA and ASU personal field notes and observations of the Governors Executive Order of standardizing cyber database for archaeological field surveys.
Wah-ho-gah Scope of Work: Ethnography 1930-1969. Summary submittal for the Wah-ho-gah Team in partnership with Chairman of the Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation. Mariposa, CA; Team Associates Roger LaJeunesse, Helen McCarthy, Thad Van Bueren, Sandra Gaskell, and the American Indian Council of Mariposa County, Inc. with application to the National Park Service for contract number.
2005
Records Management Manual of the Southern Sierra Miwuk aka American Indian Council of Mariposa County Tribal Archives. Mariposa, CA; Unpublished internal document for the Board of Directors for the AICMC, Inc.
Gaskell, S. and Leo Carpenter (2005). State of California Collections Policy Manual Conditions for Outgoing Loans: 2010.12.5 through 2010.13.0, and Appendix C. Revisions and modifications for the California Indian Heritage Center Collections Policy Manual. Sacramento, CA; California State Museum.
Recognition Committee Task Force and GIS Framework for the Mariposa County Consultation Network: SB 18 Resources. Mariposa, CA; Unpublished internal document for the Southern Sierra Miwuk Archives.
Plants Along the Village Routes of the Genealogical Family Use Districts of the Yosemite Native Americans. Redlands, CA; ESRI UC Conference publications.
Mitigation Monitoring Manual for the Mycological Resources of Yosemite Valley. Mariposa, CA; Unpublished monitor guidebook; Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation Archives.
Bower Cave Security Proposal: The Entrance to Bower Cave- A Southern Sierra Miwuk Sacred Site. Mariposa, CA; unpublished internal document shared with the Mariposa County Board.
Pre-archaeology Mapping of Wah-ho-gah Yosemite Indian Village. Mariposa, CA; unpublished internal document preparation for the partnership of the Southern Sierra Miwuk with Dr. LaJeunesse and Dr. Pryor for the Roundhouse archaeological survey requirements.
2004
S. Gaskell and Brochini, A., (2004). Proper steaming of salmon at Exchequer Dam. In Cooking in Merced County: A Taste of History. Edited by Gaskell, S., Merced, CA; Merced County Historical Society by Sarah C. Lim.
Gaskell, S., P. Bagnod, S. Chapman, D. Johnson, and S. Engfer, (2004). Naming Inventory: Southern Sierra Miwuk. A Report and group presentation for the Stabilizing Indigenous Languages Conference, UC Berkeley, June 12, 2004.
Wahhogah: Field Notes and Records of Site Meeting with Archaeology Staff July 15, 2004. Yosemite, CA. Unpublished field notes for the American Indian Council of Mariposa County, Tribal Archives.
Treaty “M”: the Camp Fremont Treaty Geographic References. Modesto, CA, Unpublished Manuscript at the request of Ann Gilmore, Attorney California Indian Legal Services, Oakland, CA.
Technology and Attitudes: Identifying or Concealing Village Sites Through Tribal Confidentiality Methodology. American Indian Council of Mariposa County Tribal Archives Policy Review, Mariposa, CA, January.
Progress Report: Internship with the Indian Heritage Center, Sacramento. Paper for the Museum Planning Assistant.
Native Plant Guide: Listing of plant, description, illustration and uses by the Yosemite Native American Southern Sierra Miwuk, AICMC, Inc. (species update-herbarium sheets Brochini-CA-Mrp-250-photos and notes on El Portal surrounds). Mariposa, CA; Unpublished document , Tribal Archives.
Native Plant Guide: Listing of plant, description, illustration and uses by the Yosemite Native American Southern Sierra Miwuk, AICMC, Inc. (species update with maps Yawokachi, Wassama and Nochuchi). Mariposa, CA; Unpublished document Tribal Archives.
Native Cultivation and Village Relationships to Gathering Areas: contact era village structure and permaculture for research design of Indian Heritage Center. Sacramento, CA; Unpublished field notes and records for Leo Carpenter, Assistant Museum Planner in resources building- on-going.
Herbal Supplement Policy: A Nutritional, Agricultural, or Pharmaceutical Issue? The DSHEA, the NIH, and the NCCAM and the Effects on Cultural Ethnobotany. Modesto, CA, Unpublished research in CSU Stanislaus, PSCI 4315 Spring 2004.
Compilation of Village Structure and Ethnobotanical Resource Lists. Sacramento, CA; Unpublished project for the Indian Heritage Center and Museum Planner.
A Compilation of Pictographs, Petroglyph, Trails, and Villages in the Southern Sierra Miwuk Range with Linguistic and Geographic Reference. Mariposa, CA; Unpublished field notes and records compiled for GIS Oral History project in the Tribal Archives.
Native Plant Guide: Turkey Point and Vicinity Unilachtigo Plant Use of the Sewapois Region of Southern New Jersey. Dividing Creek, NJ; The King Family Trust and Sandra King-Gaskell.
2003
Gaskell, S., and Leonard, B., (2003). Native Plant Gathering and the Annual Traditional Ancestral Walk Over the Sierra Nevada Yosemite to Mono. A cartographic and pictorial presentation of various traditional family routes. Salinas, CA; Cabrillo College presented at the 18th Annual Indian Gathering and Conference, October.
Valley Village Vegetation Archeological Site Listings as per plants in Site Surveys for Yosemite Valley with Comparisons to Tribal Site listings. Mariposa, CA; Unpublished paper for the Tribal Archives, November.
Transcription of the Traditional Tribal Cultural Site Protection Meetings in Governor Davis’s Council Room, April 15, 2003. Sacramento, CA. Mariposa, CA; Unpublished paper, AICMC, Inc., Field notes Sacred Sites Inventory Collection.
The Importance of Linguistics in Plant Identification. Salinas, CA; A paper presented at the 18th Annual Indian Gathering and Conference, Cabrillo College, October.
Similarities in the Goals of Weed Mapping, Native Plant Biological Inventory, and Native American Gathering Plans. Unpublished paper, CSU Stanislaus, Agricultural Planning Issues, November.
Patent Number 6,543,117 BI, April 8, 2003- safety device http://www.uspto.gov/web/patents/patog/week14/OG/html/1269-2/US06543117-20030408.html
Mushrooms are a Unique California Commodity; with a chapter on the implications in Native American gathering of mushroom. Unpublished paper; CSU Stanislaus, Agricultural Planning Issues, November.
Mariposa County Cultural Resource Issues: Scope and Philosophy CRM Overview. Unpublished paper modified for use as a consultation tool in the Tribal offices; CSU Fresno Cultural Resource Management, April.
Grandad: the Greater Viewshed. A record of the archaeological unit level record and ethnohistory of “Palaci” in Mariposa County. Mariposa, CA; Report for CSU Fresno Archaeology, Fresno, CA.
Campaign for Wassama Roundhouse Association Draft Concept Design. Ahwahne, CA; Wassama Roundhouse Association fundraising document for use in Madera County Planning and the Department of Parks and Recreation, November.
2002
Discovery Generation Territorial Delineation, Demographics for GIS mapping of Yosemite Valley Villages of the Southern Sierra Miwok Nation, 1850-1930. American Indian Council of Mariposa County. Yosemite and Mariposa, CA. Unpublished paper presentation for Southern Miwuk Traditional Routes and Plant Resource Gathering. A panel discussion at the Ethnobiology Conference, UC Davis, March, 2004 for the AICMC Recognition Committee.
Tribal Resources Zones 4,5,6, & 7, East Valley Resources Data, Sacred Sites Inventory. Mariposa, CA; provided for East Valley Undertakings by the AICMC, Inc. Mariposa, CA; Unpublished document.
Territorial Hardcopy Mapping of Fifty-five 7.5 Quadrangle maps and resource information: Village inventory of the 254 Ethnographic Villages of the Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation. Mariposa, CA; Enviro-design records- with archaeological site references; Unpublished maps and reference literature.
The Wah-ho-gah Village (Yosemite Indian Village) Tribal Occupants Registry Masterlog Survey of Village Residents. Mariposa, CA; Unpublished internal document for the AICMC, Inc.
Sacred Sites Inventory: Village Vegetation, archaeological site recorded inventory listed by village site reference number. Mariposa, CA; Unpublished document in Tribal Archives for the AICMC, Inc.
Restoration Ecology & Maintenance Concepts; the design, research and implementation of the territorial gathering plan & the report for partnership design with Yosemite National Park East Valley Undertakings. Mariposa, CA; Unpublished document in the Tribal archives.
Research for the Roundhouse Materials Delineation and Structural Components: part of the Sacred Sites Inventory AICMC, Inc. Mariposa, CA; Unpublished document in the Tribal Archives.
Plants, Land & People; Nomenclature and Resources; how the documentation of the territorial ethnobotanical resources of the tribal healers can be integrated into AICMC educational programs & Indian Health Center. Mariposa, CA; Unpublished document in the Tribal Archives explaining Indian Health’s role in the gathering plan.
Part I: Geographic Information System and the Southern Sierra Miwuk of Mariposa County. Mariposa, CA; Unpublished document, Tribal Archives.
Part II: Geographic Information System and the Southern Sierra Miwuk: GIS Cultural Resources Map Mariposa County and the American Indian Council of Mariposa County, Inc. Mariposa, CA; Unpublished document, Tribal Archives.
Native Plant Guide: Listing of plant, description, illustration and uses by the Yosemite Native American Southern Sierra Miwuk, AICMC, Inc. Species update. Wiskalah, Koomine, and Wetumtah cultural uses. Mariposa, CA; Unpublished document in Tribal Archives.
Mycological Evaluation and Mycorrhizal Survey of Lower Falls; a Mycological evaluation study plan for the Southern Sierra Miwuk outer territory and inner Valley village sites basis for gathering plan for MOA prompted by Lower Yosemite Falls Project. Mariposa, CA; Unpublished document for AICMC, Inc., CSU, Stanislaus summer internship project (Summer 2002) documenting Lower Falls and cultural uses; AICMC, Inc. archives.
Maps for Discovery Generation Territorial Delineation Demographics. Mariposa, CA; Unpublished maps.
Issues regarding recognition: Compilation of source data requirements for federal standards of administration. Mariposa, CA; Unpublished document for AICMC, compiled for Winter Term research CSU Stanislaus.
2001
Historical Evidences for Archaeological Investigations: Roundhouse Locations on the Yosemite Valley Floor and Evidences for Headmen of Class I Villages. Modesto, CA; Unpublished manuscript for the American Indian Council of Mariposa County.
GIS Cultural Resource Map Design for Mariposa County Sensitivity Map Buffer Layer. Mariposa, CA; Unpublished paper for the AICMC, Inc., Mariposa, California, Tribal offices.
Ethnomedical Journal; Vocabulary and Plant Use of the Yosemite Southern Sierra Miwuk Healers. Modesto, CA; Unpublished document.
Applied Ethnobotany: Sacred Sites Inventory of Native Plants: Cultural Landscape and the Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation Gathering Plan. Modesto, CA; preliminary report unpublished document for AICMC, Inc. presented to Dr Durbin thesis committee chair CSU, Stanislaus.
Sacred Sites Inventory; Village Occupancy by Yosemite Indians through Historic Evidences. Modesto, CA; Unpublished document.
Sacred Sites Inventory; Census Data, a compilation of Various Sources. Modesto, CA; Unpublished document.
Report for Yosemite Archaeology, Forensic Rock Art Reconstruction; Pate Valley Images. Mariposa, CA; Unpublished report and physical tracing on mylar in the Tribal archives. Internship in the Park through CSU Stanislaus anthropology.
Report for Yosemite Archaeology, Forensic Rock Art Reconstruction: Valley Images. Mariposa, CA; Unpublished repor and physical tracing on mylar in the Tribal archives. Internship in the Park through CSU Stanislaus anthropology.
Planning Issues I: Indian Cultural Center, Yosemite National Park, and the American Indian Council of Mariposa County. Modesto, CA; Unpublished report to the AICMC and California State University Stanislaus, Planning Issues in Geography.
Planning Issues II: Indian Cultural Center, Yosemite National Park, and the American Indian Council of Mariposa County. Modesto, CA; Unpublished report to the AICMC and California State University Stanislaus, Planning Issues in Geography.
Native Plant Guide: Listing of plant, description, illustration and uses by the Yosemite Native American Southern Sierra Miwuk, AICMC, Inc. Mariposa, CA; the original 893 species plant inventory. Unpublished document under construction.
Fieldwork in Ethnic Studies: Integration of Yosemite Native Americans into the National Park. Modesto, CA; Unpublished document.
COMMUNICATIVE DISORDERS AND LINGUISTICS
2005
Oral Myofunctional considerations of Injuries to the Head, Face, and Neck Among Domestic Violence Victims. Department of Communicative Disorders and Deaf Studies California State University, Fresno; CSD 210, Seminar in Orofacial Structural Anomalies, Dr. Wadsworth, Spring 2005.
Pharmacotherapy for Dissociative Disorders Common to Culture Bound Syndrome (CBS), Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), and Reactive Attachment Disorder (RAD). A paper presented to Dr. Strongin Department of Psychology for Psychopharmacology, Turlock, CA, Unpublished manuscript.
Families from Native American Backgrounds: the Southern Sierra Miwuk Families of the Mariposa-Yosemite Region of Central California. Fresno, CA; Unpublished report, Speech-Language Pathology Multi-cultural Experiences, CSU Fresno, October 30.
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