Ashley Bassetti McCuiston sponsored by Crystal O'Connor on behalf of The Council of Virginia Archaeologists - Cat A Color Archaeological Site - 1st Place & People's Choice: Excavations at Toddsbury
Will Dillon sponsored by Crystal O'Connor - Cat A Color Archaeological Site - 2nd Place: Excavations at Monticello with Charlottesville in View
Katie Boyle - Cat A Color Archaeological Site - 3rd Place: Who said Virginia doesn't have big skies? Pausing to appreciate the sky in a Phase I project, Northern Virginia
Katie Boyle - Cat B Color Field Work 1st Place & People's Choice: Measure for Measure - Coffee, pull tapes, receivers, and shovels make the world go 'round.
Sherry Svekis - Cat B Color Field Work - 2nd Place: JB reflected in the water after excavating a previously unknown barrel well.
John McCarthy - Cat B Color Field Work - 3rd Place: Teaching Flinders maritime archaeology students underwater photogrammetry at Noarlunga Reef, Adelaide.
Catherine Dye and R. Bissett - Cat C Color Lab Work - 1st Place & People's Choice: Worked Table Glass from an 18th Century Rappahannock Indian Site.
Sushmeeta Ganesh sponsored by Cheryl White - Cat D Color Artifact - 1st Place & People's Choice: This ceramic doll, named Popchi Globo, was collected during an archaeological field school at Jodensavanne, Suriname, South America and was manufactured in Curacao between 1896 and 1920.
Liz Quinlan - Cat D Color Artifact - 2nd Place: Rattus sp. Skeletal Elements, Unity Court Tenement Cistern.)
Katie Boyle - Cat E Black & White Artifact - 1st Place & People's Choice: Screenhenge
Liz Quinlan - Cat E Black & White Artifact - 2nd Place: Eggshell, Dorchester Industrial School for Girls Privy.
Hunter Whitehead - Ca F Color Archaeological Portrait - 1st Place & People's Choice: Submerged Prehistoric Investigations along the Suwannee River, Florida.
Brandon Herrmann - Cat H Artist's Perspective - 1st Place & People's Choice: The Lost Art of Archaeological Illustration.
Emily Jane Murray - Cat I Video - 1st Place & People's Choice: How to Clean a Headstone: Step-by-step instructions for cleaning a headstone! Learn the supplies you’ll need and the basic techniques for removing biological growth from historic monuments. Video shot on location at San Sebastian Cemetery in St. Augustine, Florida.
Michael Thomin - Cat I Video - 2nd Place: Archaeology Arcade: Highlights from the Archives Join Florida Public Archaeology Network staff and special guest archaeologist "players" as we explore video games that feature history, archaeology, museums, and/or artifacts in their gameplay! This online program is one way we’ve tried to creatively navigate programming around COVID-19. The video submission features both funny and serious highlights from episodes during 2020. As everyone else, we’re looking forward to what 2021 will bring!
Kerry Gonzalez - Cat B Color Field Work: A Perfect Day for Fieldwork: MDOT SHA Excavations at the South Mountain Battlefield, Maryland.
Jovan Ranalfo Samson sponsored by Cheryl White - Cat B Color Field Work: An archaeological recovery project at the future location of the Government of Suriname's parliament building unearthed an 18th century artisanal water well.
Jovan Ranalfo Samson sponsored by Cheryl White-Cat B Color Field Work: An excavator working right next to an 18th century artisanal water well shows the immediate threat to the historical feature.
Susmeeta Ganesh, sponsored by Cheryl White - Cat B Color Field Work: After an 18th century water well was uncovered, Surinamese archaeologist Jovan Ranalfo Samson did a thorough recording.
Jovan Ranalfo Samson sponsored by Cheryl White - Cat B Color Field Work: An 18th century water cellar was uncovered during the construction of the Government of Suriname's parliament building. Surinamese archaeologists Sushmeeta Ganesh and Jovan Ranalfo Samson recorded 65 bricks on the inner wall after the excavator had already destroyed parts of the southeast wall.
Scott Strickland - Cat B Color Field Work: Bird's Eye of Indian Peter Quarter Excavations, Fones Cliffs, Rappahannock River.