Bradley L. Garrett
32 Goldring Street
Townsville, QLD, 4812
Australia
(011-61-7) 4725-2401
(011-61-4) 3920-5609 (Mobile)
brad@archaeologyunderwater.com
Education:
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James Cook University – Townsville, QLD, Australia  2004-Present
Certification in Maritime Archaeology Awarded November 2004 with High
Distinction
Masters of Arts in Maritime Archaeology Proposed Thesis: Landscape Inundation:
The Creation of Archaeology Underwater.
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University of California Riverside - Riverside, CA  2001-2003
Bachelor of Science in Anthropology emphasis: Archaeology -With Honors-
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University of California Riverside – Riverside, CA  2001-2003
Bachelor of Arts in History emphasis: United States History -With Honors-
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Riverside Community College – Riverside, CA  1998-2001
Associate of Arts received in 2000
Field Schools and Archaeological Experience:
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James Cook University – Underwater archaeology field school. Magnetic Island,
Great Barrier Reef, Queensland, Australia  2004 (September-October)
 Project Director
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Yalahau Settlement Pattern Survey Project – Quintana Roo, Yucatan peninsula,
Mexico  2004 (May-June)
 Field Director
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University of California Lithic Technology Laboratory – Riverside, Ca 
(September 2003 – May 2004) Lithic technology & advanced
flintknapping bi-annual field class.
Ceramic Distribution Patterns of Pottery in Yucatan - Quintana Roo, Yucatan
peninsula, Mexico  2004 (May-June)
 Field Technician
 University of California Riverside – Riverside, CA  2003 (April-June)
Field school in Maya archaeology in Quintana Roo, Yucatan peninsula, Mexico
 Student Volunteer
Educational Achievements:
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Dean’s List at the University of California Riverside: Fall 2002/2003, Winter
2002/2003, Spring 2002/2003, Fall 2003/2004,Winter 2003/2004
Chancellor’s List at the University of California Riverside for the 2002/2003
academic year
Honors Societies: Golden Key Honors Society, Phi Theta Sigma National Honors
Society
Recipient of Spring 2003 Student Research Minigrant for fieldwork in Maya
Archaeology
Accepted into the prestigious University of California Washington Center
Program in Washington D.C. (Winter 2003)
Occupational Experience:
International Centre for Archaeology Underwater, Director  Townsville,
Queensland 2004-Present
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Founded company and built website (www.archaeologyunderwater.com).
Offer consultation services to developers, contractors, and cultural resource
management companies on underwater archaeology and heritage issues.
Contribute efforts to the archaeology community to combat the commercial
salvage of cultural heritage.
L&L Environmental Inc., Archaeologist  Corona, CA 2003-2004
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Conducted Archaeological site location, survey, monitoring, excavation and
analysis while in the field.
Assisted with Background research for sites, including analysis of historical
documents.
Lab work including cleaning, organization, and classification of historic and prehistoric artifacts.
Crooks Skateboard Shop, Owner  Riverside, CA 2000-2003
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Made over $220,000.00 in gross retail sales in two years.
Built a solid customer base of thousands of people with hard work and excellent
customer service.
Built the business from the ground up, including a brick-and-mortar location in
downtown Riverside and website.
Publications, write-ups, and professional presentations:
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Submitted for publication: Treasure Hunting in the US: the Consequences of
Commercial Salvage for the Australian Institute of Maritime Archaeology
newsletter.
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Pending Community Approval for publication: Magnetic Island: The Shell
Middens of Florence Bay co-authored with Erika Stein.
Submitted for publication: Shared Landscapes: Archaeologies of Attachment and
the Pastoral Industry in New South Wales book review in Historical
Archaeology.
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Accepted for presentation: Archaeological Evidence for Earlobe Stretching in
Ancient Ohio: Bodily Plasticity in the Hopewell at MacQuire University In
Sydney – April 2004
National Geographic Magazine forum – Treasure Ship published in January
2005 issue of National Geographic.
National Geographic Magazine forum – Watery Graves of the Maya published in
February 2004 National Geographic.
Article: “Racism at UCR Not Just in Cartoons” published in Volume 50, Issue 8
of UC Riverside Highlander newspaper.
Article published in the Riverside Business Journal regarding the opening of
Crooks Skateboard Shop in Riverside, California.
Regular Contributor to the Australasian Institute for Maritime Archaeology
Newsletter.
Additional Skills:
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CPR and First Aid certified.
DAN O2 Certified Oxygen Administrator
SCUBA certifications: basic open-water, advanced open-water, rescue diver, and
master SCUBA diver.
SCUBA Specialty certifications: night diver, equipment specialist, peak
performance buoyancy, shipwreck diver, and underwater naturalist.
Certified NOAA scientific diver (James Cook University)
Nautical Archaeological Society (NAS) level 1 training as an underwater
archeologist.
International Powerboat Boat License: Australian Boating College in
Queensland, Australia.
Personal References:
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Dr. Scott Fedick, University of California Riverside, Department of Anthropology, 900
University Avenue - Riverside, CA, 92521 phone: (909) 787-3915 email:
scott.fedick@ucr.edu
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Dr. Richard Godbeer, University of Miami, College of Arts and Sciences
University of Miami, P.O. Box 248004, Coral Gables, Florida 33124-4620 phone: (305)
284-4117 email: rgodbeer@miami.edu
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Adam Richard Fish, Small Projects Archaeologist, Confederated Tribes of the Colville
Reservation, History/Archaeology Program, PO Box 150, Nespelem, WA 99144 phone:
(509) 634-2646 email: adam.fish@colvilletribes.com
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William Jeffery School of Anthropology and Archaeology, James Cook University,
Queensland, 4811, Australia. phone: (07) 4781-5858 email: william.jeffery1@jcu.edu.au