Maritime History, Archaeology, Coastal Science
Jeremy
Borrelli, RPA
Bio
I have experience in terrestrial and maritime archaeology, maritime history and material culture analysis. My research interests include maritime historical and archaeological topics from the 17th to 19th centuries, with a focus on 18th century North Carolina. A major theme of this research is related to the archaeology of landing sites, ports, and harbor infrastructure. I am also interested in geo-spatial analysis, digital and 3D documentation methods, maritime landscape studies, and public archaeology.
Education
MA in Maritime Studies from East Carolina University, NC
BA in Anthropology from SUNY New Paltz, NY
Register of Professional Archaeologists (#36341296)
Employment
Certifications
Scientific Diver (AAUS)
Divemaster (PADI)
Remote Pilot Certification (FAA)
Diving First Aid Pro Instructor (DAN)
Trimix Diver (TDI)
Decompression Procedures Diver (TDI)
Motorboat Operators Certification Course (DOI)
I am the current Staff Archaeologist for the Program in Maritime Studies at East Carolina University (ECU). In addition to academic research support, I also assist with scientific diving and water safety logistics for ECU. Since 2011, I have worked on projects in South Africa, the Caribbean, New York’s Hudson Valley, North Carolina, the Great Lakes, Florida, and Pacific Islands. Before joining the staff at ECU, I was employed as a maritime archaeologist for the Queen Anne’s Revenge Shipwreck Project at the QAR Conservation Laboratory and NC Underwater Archaeology Branch.
