 Dr. Agamemnon G. Pantel, Ph.D.Anthropologist, Archaeologist, International Heritage Management Dr. Agamemnon Gus Pantel has had over fifty years of historic preservation experience in the Caribbean and Latin American, in the academic world, private sector and with international organizations. He received specialized conservation training at the UNESCO world center ((International Center for the Study and the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property), ICCROM, in Rome, and has received fellowships from the Smithsonian Institution and The George Washington University. He has done extensive research in the earliest precolumbian and the New World Spanish Colonial periods, as well as teaching archaeology to university level students both in the programs of anthropology and in schools of architecture. |  | Over the past two decades he has been a pioneer in the application of remote sensing with GPR (ground penetrating radar) in the Caribbean. He has served on historic preservation review boards and served as primary archaeological consultant to numerous federal U.S. programs in Puerto Rico, including EPA and USDA Forest Service. He is an Active Member of international and national professional organizations in archaeology, architecture and academia and is an Invited Member of the Scientific Committee of Archaeological Heritage Management (ICAHM) of the International Committee on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS). He has published and lectured extensively on archaeology, the application of archaeology to architectural projects, field methodologies, and legislation regarding cultural resources management. |
| Beatriz del Cueto, Ph.D., FAIA, FAAR’12 Conservation Architect Conservation Architect Beatriz del Cueto, with a Ph.D. in Architecture, Building, Urban Planning and Landscape from the School of Architecture of the Polytechnic University of Valencia, Spain, is a founding partner of Pantel del Cueto & Associates LLC in Puerto Rico, and a well known authority inside and outside the Island in the field of Built Heritage Restoration. She is a licensed Conservation Architect, Fellow of the American Institute of Architects, Fellow of the American Academy in Rome, Fellow of the James Marston Fitch Foundation, recipient of the Henry Klumb Award (the highest honor bestowed to an architect by the Architects and Landscape Architects Association of Puerto Rico), and a U.S. representative for post-graduate studies at the UNESCO Architectural Conservation Program of ICCROM in Rome, Italy. |  | Architect del Cueto's research work, publications academic contributions, built projects, consultantation on landmark restorations, together with her consistent civic commitment, have earned her a leadership position in Puerto Rico and abroad. She has lectured extensively, in the Caribbean, the United States and Europe on architectural research, historic preservation and building technologies. Del Cueto was founder and director of the Architectural Conservation Laboratory (School of Architecture, Polytechnic University of Puerto Rico), the first university level facility of its kind in the West Indies where she taught for 17 years. She has served as Associate Adjunct Professor at Columbia University’s Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, and taught conservation courses to Columbia graduate students both in New York and Havana, Cuba. She continues to research and write about traditional building technologies, as well as later building techniques of Portland cement, reinforced concrete, steel frame, and their appropriate intervention and restoration. |
 | Cristina von Essen M.Arch, AIA - Senior Architect Ms. von Essen is a licensed architect who has worked on projects both within the Caribbean and abroad. She is proficient in the preparation and revision of architectural and construction plans. |  | Yartiza Hernández Nieves M.Arch., AIA Assoc. - Architect in Training (AIT) Architectural Conservation Ms. Hernandez has extensive professional training and experience in traditional architectural conservation in Puerto Rico and internationally. She has also participated in U.S. federal compliance projects involved in large scale surveys and reconstructions. |
Associates |  | Tamara E. Pérez Hernández M.Arch., AIA Assoc. - Architect in Training (AIT) Ms. Perez, a multi-lingual professional, is an accomplished leader in community-based architectural endeavors and has actively participated in architectural surveys and inventories. |
 | Natalia O'Neill Vega M.Arch., Architect in Training (AIT) Ms. O'Neill has formal academic preparation in both architecture and urban studies. She has had experience in major architectural offices in the U.S. and is well versed in all aspects of the preparation of architectural construction plans. |  | Roberto García M.Arch. - Architect Traditional Architecture Construction Mr. Garcia is a graduate in architecture and has dedicated his professional career to the construction industry with a clear focus on traditional architectural projects involving restoration and rehabilitation. He has had extensive experience and success in projects throughout Puerto Rico and continues to be a university faculty member of architecture at Catholic University in Ponce. |
Associates |  | Paola Schiappacasse Ph.D. - Senior Archaeologist Dr. Schiappacasse has participated in significant Spanish-colonial sites in Puerto Rico and is a recognized expert in the identification of Spanish ceramics in the New World. She has participated in both Spanish-colonial and precolumbian archaeological excavations and continues to lecture at the University of Puerto Rico in Rio Piedras. |
 | Juan José Ortíz-Aguilú M.A. - Senior Archaeologist Professor Ortiz•Aguilu has had extensive academic preparation in archaeological theoretical issues and extensive field experience in the development and execution of highly significant precolumbian archeological sites throughout the Caribbean, Central America and Latin America. He has been in the forefront of archeological field methodologies and has been a university professor in Ecuador for over a decade.
|  | Ariana Beltrán-Burgos M.A. - Archaeologist Ms. Beltran-Burgos has formal academic degrees in the fields of bio-archeology and in museum, archives and libraries studies. She has participated in archeological projects internationally and has had experience in federal and commonwealth compliance studies. |
Associates |  | Marisol Martínez Garayalde B.A. - Archaeologist Ms. Martinez has had extensive archaeological experience in both Commonwealth and federal projects in Puerto Rico. Her experience has included archival research as well as directing field operations of archeological excavations. |
 | Dean Goodman Ph.D. – Geophysicist Dr. Goodman is the developer of the leading Ground Penetrating Radar Imaging Software, GPR-Slice. He is a recognized world leader and extensively published in remote sensing in archaeology. He has developed the design and implementation of numerous projects on internationally significant archaeological sites and properties. d.goodman@panteldelcueto.com |  | Chester P. Walker Ph.D. - Geophysical Archaeology Dr. Walker has successfully designed and directed an extensive list of international geophysical prospection and geographic information system projects. He has effectively been in the forefront of geophysical techniques and subsurface archaeological mapping. |
Associates |  | Aundrea Thompson MSc - Forensic Archaeology Ms. Thompson has had extensive archaeological and forensic field experience internationally and has actively participated in remote sensing projects. |
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