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DESCRIPTION:Arianna Heathcote will be discussing her 2019 M.A. research project 
 centered around the historic town of Loma Prieta. The study was an applied 
 anthropology collaboration, with San Jose State University and California 
 State Parks, within the Forest of Nisene Marks State Park. This research 
 used archaeological remains of Loma Prieta to add to the academic knowledge 
 concerning working-class experiences in company towns during the Gilded Age 
 (1870-1910). The archaeological mixed-method approach of qualitative and 
 quantitative methods examined themes of paternalism, collective action, and 
 built environment. Heathcote parallels some of these historic themes to 
 modern day. She will also touch on topics for future research, lessons 
 learned, and reflections on the project post-graduate school.\n\nAri 
 Heathcote spent most of her life in San Jose and a great deal of her off 
 time in Santa Cruz, either on the beach, or hiking in the state parks. She 
 considers her two loves to be the ocean and the forest, and there is no 
 better place to experience both than in Santa Cruz. Heathcote received her 
 M.A. from San Jose State, in 2019. She started off as a lab intern at the 
 University of California Santa Barbara in 2014, and has since worked for 
 multiple cultural resource management firms, Ohlone Family Consulting 
 Services, the US Forest Service, the National Parks Service, and, 
 currently, the Bureau of Land Management. In her present role, Heathcote is 
 part of a team of two Field Archaeologists for the Bureau of Land 
 Management Palm Springs-South Coast Field Office that manages 1.7 million 
 acres of public land.\n 
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SUMMARY:I Got Friends in Loma Prieta: Stories from the Forest of Nisene Marks State Park
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