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Mike Lewis
Production Manager/Network Administrator/Computer Support
B.S Sociology University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
E-mail: lewis1@illinois.edu
Phone: (217) 244-8883 |
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Mike Lewis has been the Production Manager at ITARP since
its inception in 1994. He has been with the variations of ITARP (FAI-270 Project
and Resource Investigation Program) dating back to 1986.
His primary duties are overseeing and preparing archaeological reports for
publication. This includes initial text and data entry; formatting; editor’s
corrections; creating and/or scanning figures and plates; and producing camera-ready
and digital output for final printing. He also works with a variety of printers
in the delivery of digital files and final printing of manuscripts. In addition,
Mike creates slides, graphics, and text for archaeological presentations,
educational displays, museum exhibits, and other computer generated work as
directed. Additional
work includes creating and maintaining the ITARP Intranet web pages as well
as overseeing the creation and maintenance of the ITARP Internet site. In
addition he oversees the management, distribution and inventory of ITARP publications.
As Production Manager Mike oversees the Production Staff that includes an
Illustrator/Photographer, two Production Assistants, as well as interacting
with the graphic designers
at the Belleville and Jacksonville labs.
Mike also serves as the Network Administrator and Computer support person
for ITARP and provides support for 7 labs around the state which includes
over
90 computers.
As Network Administrator Mike’s primary duty is to keep the network running
smoothly such that desired data and services are available to ITARP personnel.
He also maintains a dedicated, centralized program, file, and web server, including
network backups of staff computers. In addition routine maintenance, software
installations, upgrades, troubleshooting both network and individual computer
problems, consulting, computer planning, budgeting, purchasing, distributing,
installing, security, and maintaining ITARP computers and general support of
all ITARP computers is provided. This includes computers at the Champaign office;
the American Bottom Survey Division; Wood River Lab; Western Illinois Survey
Division; Macomb Field House; Northern Illinois Survey Division; and Springfield
Research Lab
General Interest/Area of Focus
Desktop Publishing,
computer networking, computer graphics. Focus on Mac OS X.
Posters and Exhibits Designs
- Archaeology
Awareness Month Exhibit, Crops Before Corn 1994
- Museum of Natural History at the University of Illinois, Harvesting the Past
Museum Exhibit, 1995
- Sourcing the Cahokia-Style Figurines Poster, 1996
- Partnership Illinois Exhibit: Building Illlinois’
Future, Preserving Our Past 1996
- Grand Village of the Illinois Museum Exhibit, By a River
Gently Flowing 1998
- Clay Minerals Society Meeting Poster Session, Honorable Mention, ITARP PIMA
Poster, Application of a PIMA SPTM (Portable Infrared Mineral Analyzer) To
Pipestone Flint Clay Sources of Two Native American Cultures, 2000
- Illinois Archaeology Awareness Month Poster, Prairie Encounters 2003
- Illinois Archaeology Awareness Month Poster, Art and Archaeology:
Spirit of the Ancients 2004
- Society for American Archaeology Poster, Geophysical Investigation
of a Fortified Late Phrehistoric Settlement Near Chicago 2004
Book Designs
Studies in Archaeology Series
No. 1 The Archaeology of Downtown Cahokia: The Tract 15A and Dunham Tract
Excavations by Timothy R. Pauketat with Preston Miracle and Sandra L. Dunavan
(1998)
No. 2 Cahokia Atlas, Revised: A Historical Atlas of Cahokia Archaeology by
Melvin Fowler (1997)
FAI-270 Project Reports
Volume 23 The Sponemann Site: The Formative Emergent Mississippian Sponemann
Phase Occupations by Andrew C. Fortier, Thomas O. Maher, and Joyce A. Williams
(1992)
Volume 24 The Sponemann Site 2: The Mississippian and Oneota Occupations by
Douglas K. Jackson, Andrew C. Fortier, and Joyce A. Williams (1992)
Volume 25 The Lohmann Site: An Early Mississippian Center in the American
Bottom by Duane Esarey and Timothy R. Pauketat (1992)
Volume 26 The Holdener Site: Late Woodland, Emergent Mississippian, and
Mississippian Occupations in the American Bottom Uplands by Warren L. Wittry, John C. Arnold,
Charles O. Witty, and Timothy R. Pauketat (1994)
Volume 27 The Marge Site (11-Mo-99): Late Archaic and Emergent Mississippian
Occupations in the Palmer Creek Locality by Andrew Fortier with contributions
by Mary Simon, Tom Berres, and Joe Phillippe (1996)
Volume 28 The Dash Reeves Site: A Middle Woodland Village and Lithic Production
Center in the American Bottom by Andrew Fortier with contributions by Thomas
O. Maher, Mary Simon, Douglas J. Brewer, and John T. Penman (2001)
Transportation Archaeological Research Reports
No. 1 The Fingers and Curtiss Steinberg Road Sites: Two Stirling Phase
Mississippian Farmsteads in the Goose Lake Locality by John E. Kelly with contributions
by Brad Koldehoff and Kathryn Parker (1995)
No. 2 The Sister Creeks Site: Middle Woodland Mortuary Practices by Michael
C. Meinkoth with Kristin Hedman, Mary Simon, Thomas Berres, and Douglas Brewer
with a foreword by James B. Griffin (1995)
No. 3 The Kirkpatricks' Potteries in Illinois: A Family Tradition by Bonnie
L. Gums, Eva Dodge Mounce, and Floyd R. Mansberger (1997)
No. 4 The Rock River Sites: Late Woodland Occupation Along the Middle
Rock River Northern Illinois by Anne R. Titelbaum with contributions by David M.
Ernest, Andrew C. Fortier, John T. Penman, and Mary L. Simon (1999)
No. 5 Archaeology at the Whitley Site: An Early Historic Farmstead on
the Prairies of Eastern Illinois by Bonnie L. Gums (1999)
No. 6 Hill Prairie Mounds: The Osteology of a Late Middle Mississippian
Mortuary Population by Kristin Hedman and Eve Hargrave (1999)
No. 10 Canal Boats Along the Illinois and Michigan Canal: A Study in
Archaeological Variability by Floyd Mansberger and Christopher Stratton (2000)
No. 12 The Archaeology and Rock Art of the Piney Creek Ravine Jackson
and Randolph Counties, Illinois by Mark J. Wagner with photography by Charles
Swedlund (2002)
No. 14 Late Woodland and Mississippian Occupations in the Hadley and
McCraney Creek Valleys of West-Central Illinois by Michael D. Conner with contributions
by John J. Field, Barbara D. Stafford, and Marjorie B. Schroeder (2002)
Transportation
Archaeological Bulletins
Bulletin No. 1 "Now Quite Out of Society" Archaeology and Frontier
Illinois by Robert Mazrim (2002)
Additional Publications
Late Woodland Societies Tradition and Transformation across the Midcontinent
edited by Thomas E. Emerson, Dale L. McElrath, and Andrew C. Fortier
Published by the University of Nebraska Press (2000)
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