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--Darlene Moore, MA, an archaeologist, has been president of Micronesian Archaeological Research Services (MARS) since its inception in 1992. She participated in field projects located in Utah and Nevada and completed a Master’s degree from the University of Guam in 1983. MARS, an archaeological consulting firm, is based on Guam. Moore has completed archaeological projects located on Guam, Rota, Tinian, Saipan, and Yap. She analyzes the pottery recovered from the various sites that MARS has worked on in the Mariana Islands, focusing on how the pottery industry changed over time. She is also interested in understanding the role pots played in the past.
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