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New NHAS Editor - Alexandra Martin
Alexandra Martin, staff archeologist at Strawbery Banke has agreed to fill the position of Editor on the NHAS board. Alex did the journal layout for our last issue on the Potter Site. She also hooked us up with the UNH print shop, saving us considerable money on printing that issue.
Alexandra joined Strawbery Banke's Collections Department in 2012. She is responsible for managing the museum's collection of archaeological artifacts and related research. Alix also directs the museum's annual archaeological field school. She is an alumna of Mount Holyoke College and received her MA and PhD in Anthropology and Historical Archaeology from The College of William and Mary. Alix is also currently a Faculty Fellow with the University of New Hampshire Anthropology Department.
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