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Michael C. Murrow

Archaeology Technician II

Mr. Michael C. Murrow conducts fieldwork for archaeology projects and performs artifact identification and analysis in the laboratory. Mr. Murrow is an experienced flintknapper and a specialist in the reproduction of aboriginal tools and weapons. He has served as a restoration expert and has instructed groups in the use of aboriginal technology. He frequently performs public outreach services, identifying fossils, raw materials and prehistoric artifacts brought into the lab by the public. Mr. Murrow also enjoys the opportunity to train Wake Forest Anthropology students in laboratory analysis and fieldwork.

Mr. Murrow is a Charter Member of the Coe Foundation for Archaeological Research (CFAR). He is also a member of the North Carolina Archaeological Society (NCAS) and the Archaeological Conservancy.

Mike is an experienced silversmith, goldsmith, leather smith, stone sculptor, and woodworker. He exhibits his work semi-annually at local art shows.