Jason Moser is an archaeologist and

Jason Moser is an archaeologist and historian with approximately 21 years of professional experience in the field of archaeology. Jason has a BA in History and Ancient Studies and an MA in History from the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC). Throughout his career Jason has worked as an archaeologist for the U.S. Forest Service, National Park Service, the Maryland State Highway Administration, Anne Arundel County and a number of private CRM firms. In 2002 Jason moved from Maryland to Florida to pursue a PhD in Anthropology at Florida State University (FSU). Prior to arriving in Florida Jason worked as a Public Archaeologist for five years for Anne Arundel County government. In this capacity he supervised professionals, volunteers, and students in the excavation of Colonial sites.

Jason has maintained a strong research interest and focus on the historical archaeology of the Colonial Period. In addition to this interest, he also has an interest and background in maritime and underwater archaeology. In Maryland, Jason served as volunteer SCUBA diver with the Maryland Maritime Archaeological Program and he has also worked with the Maritime Archaeological and Historical Society. In 2011, he successfully defended his dissertation on the topic of shipyard archeology on the Lower Eastern Shore of the Chesapeake Bay. His other archaeological research interests include Geographic Information Systems applications in archaeology, industrial archaeology, prehistoric ceramics, maritime history, historic architecture, video editing, photography, 3D modeling and animation for public outreach. Jason now works as a Public Archaeologist for the Florida Public Archaeology Network (FPAN) through the University of South Florida (USF) He now works to preserve and protect Florida’s archaeological heritage through public education and outreach.

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Jason Moser adalah seorang arkeolog dan sejarawan dengan sekitar 21 tahun pengalaman profesional di bidang arkeologi. Jason memiliki gelar BA dalam Sejarah dan Studi Kuno dan MA dalam Sejarah dari Universitas Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC). Sepanjang karirnya Jason telah bekerja sebagai seorang arkeolog untuk US Forest Service, National Park Service, Highway Administration Maryland Negara, Anne Arundel County, Maryland dan sejumlah perusahaan swasta CRM. Pada tahun 2002 Jason pindah dari Maryland ke Florida untuk mengejar gelar PhD di bidang Antropologi di Florida State University (FSU). Sebelum tiba di Florida Jason bekerja sebagai Arkeolog Umum selama lima tahun untuk Anne Arundel County, Maryland pemerintah. Dalam kapasitas ini ia diawasi profesional, relawan, dan mahasiswa dalam penggalian situs kolonial. Jason telah mempertahankan minat penelitian yang kuat dan fokus pada arkeologi sejarah Periode Kolonial. Selain bunga ini, ia juga memiliki minat dan latar belakang arkeologi maritim dan bawah air. Di Maryland, Jason menjabat sebagai SCUBA diver relawan dengan Maryland Maritim Program Arkeologi dan dia juga telah bekerja dengan Maritime Arkeologi dan Historical Society. Pada tahun 2011, ia berhasil mempertahankan disertasinya pada topik galangan arkeologi di Lower Eastern Shore dari Chesapeake Bay. Kepentingan penelitian arkeologi yang lain termasuk aplikasi Sistem Informasi Geografis dalam arkeologi, arkeologi industri, prasejarah keramik, sejarah maritim, arsitektur bersejarah, editing video, fotografi, pemodelan 3D dan animasi untuk menjangkau publik. Jason sekarang bekerja sebagai Arkeolog Umum untuk Florida Arkeologi Jaringan Masyarakat (FPAN) melalui University of South Florida (USF) Dia sekarang bekerja untuk melestarikan dan melindungi Floridaâ € ™ s warisan arkeologi melalui pendidikan dan pendekatan publik.