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LSD is proud to announce a new cultural resource publication series—LSD Technical Reports in Prehistory.
Tempe, Arizona — The first two reports in the series are now available:
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LSD Technical Report in Prehistory No. 1
The Willow Lake Site: Archaeological Investigations in Willow & Watson Lakes Park, Prescott, Arizona, edited by Robert B. Neily.
This single volume (519 pages with color photographs and figures) provides the results of archaeological investigations at the Willow Lake site and five other sites in the park and presents a comprehensive assessment of the prehistoric settlement and adaptation in the Prescott region.
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LSD Technical Report in Prehistory No. 2
Prehistoric Landscape Use along the Western Bajada of the San Simon Valley: the US 191 Project, Graham County, Arizona, by John M. Rapp
This 276-page report (with photographs and figures) details the excavations conducted at five Archaic and Formative-period sites south of Safford
In addition, a forthcoming publication in the series is anticipated later this year:
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LSD Technical Report in Prehistory No. 3
The Duval Mine Road Site: Rincon Phase Subsistence and Settlement in the Middle Santa Cruz, Sahuarita, Arizona edited by Robert B. Neily. This volume documents the excavations at AZ EE 1:86 (ASM), a prehistoric hamlet along I-19, south of Tucson, with four spatially discrete residential areas.
For order and pricing information, please email Robert Neily or Scott Courtright.
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Beth Defend Joins Logan Simpson Design Inc. As Senior Environmental Planner
Tempe , Arizona — Logan Simpson Design Inc. (LSD) announced that Beth Defend has joined the firm as a Senior Environmental Planner. Defend has more than 22 years of experience in preparing environmental documentation that complies with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) and other environmental laws and regulations. She has managed seven environmental impact statements (EISs) and more than 30 environmental assessments ( EAs) focusing on resource management, military operations, transportation improvements, and utilities. Many of these projects required extensive coordination among federal, state, and local agencies, as well as environmental organizations, Native American communities, and the general public.
“I’ve known Beth for more than 12 years, and she is one of the best NEPA planners in the Southwest,” said CEO Diane Simpson-Colebank. “Her experience in managing high-profile and controversial projects will give LSD added strength in preparing high-quality and legally defensible EISs and EAs for our clients,” she added. |
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