MEGAN CRUTCHER
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Archaeonauta, Galicia, Spain
Consultant in conservation and registration, Summer 2021

Conservation Research Laboratory, Texas A&M University
Teaching and Lab Assistant, ANTH 402, Fall 2022
Teaching and Lab Assistant, ANTH 605, Fall 2021
Volunteer, C.S.S. Georgia conservation, Fall 2020


Carnegie Museum of Natural History
Lead Conservation Technician, July 2018-April 2020

​​Dashur Boat Imaging and Conservation Project
Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Fall 2018

​Various methods of research—multispectral imaging, microscope imaging, chemical testing, and X-ray florescence—were employed to determine pigmentation of the Dashur boat. These methods allowed us to conclude with fair certainty that areas which contained visible coloration to the naked eye or LED flashlight corresponded chemically and photographically to common ancient Egyptian colored pigments. A full condition assessment of the vessel was also taken, the first since the 1990s.


​​Mosaic Conservation at Marco Simone Villa and San Caesario

Centro di Conservazione Archaeologica, Rome, Summer 2017

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