Aubrey Morrison

Background

About Aubrey Morrison

Cultural Resource Consultants® LLC is a woman-owned small business. Founded in 1975 by Linda Finn Yarborough, CRC began in Fairbanks as a sole proprietorship, with initial archaeological surveys in the Tanana River valley and eventually expanding to projects in other parts of the state. In 2004 CRC reorganized as a partnership and Limited Liability Company. Our firm is well-qualified to undertake a wide variety of projects involving traditional cultural properties, pre-contact and historic period archaeological sites, historic buildings, cultural landscapes, and artifact collections. Aubrey Morrison has over 20 years of experience in cultural resource management, 16 of which are in Alaska. Ms. Morrison earned her B.A. from the University of Washington and her M.A. in anthropology from the University of Alaska Anchorage. Her thesis was an analysis of the faunal remains from an archaeological site on Akun Island in the eastern Aleutian Islands. Ms. Morrison meets the Secretary of Interior’s professional qualifications in both pre-contact and historical archaeology. While most of her experience has been in Alaska, she has also worked in Washington, Idaho, Oregon, and California. She has extensive experience with documentation, excavation, and evaluation of archaeological sites, historic buildings, Alaska roads, and Aleutian fauna. Her areas of interest include zooarchaeology and pre-contact and historic archaeology. She has worked in all regions of Alaska. Ms. Morrison holds a Wilderness First Responder certification and has also completed several annual Mining Safety and Health Administration training and a 28-hour HAZWOPER course. She also holds a remote pilot certification from the Federal Aviation Administration.