Areas of Expertise: Archaeological Project Management, Archaeological Site Mitigation, Archaeological Education and Training, Lithics Analysis

Greg Morrissey is a professional member of the BCAPA, a Permit Holder for the Northwest Coast culture area, and an adjunct professor at SFU. As owner of Campfire, he has led diverse archaeological projects since 2015. He earned his Ph.D. in Archaeology from Monash University in 2018 and has worked in Canada, Australia, France, Fiji, and Papua New Guinea. Greg prioritizes strong working relationships and active participation of Indigenous groups in every archaeological project. Outside of work, Greg spends his time outdoors, camping, climbing, and adventuring with his wife and 3 kids.

Areas of Expertise: Archaeological Project Management, Zooarchaeology Analysis, GIS Mapping Predictive Modeling Biomolecular Techniques.

Daniella Tsimbaliouk is an Associate Member of the BCAPA and a member of the Archaeological Institute of America. She brings ten years of experience in Greco-Roman archaeology in the Mediterranean in collaboration with UBC, Princeton University and Texas University, and over six years of BC Northwest Coast archaeology and First Nations collaboration to the team. Daniella holds a Master of Science in Archaeology from the University of Edinburgh (2019). She is a Senior Project Manager and Field Director and specializes in zooarchaeology with an interest in biomolecular techniques.

Areas of Expertise: Archaeological Project Management, Zooarchaeological Analysis, Osteological Analysis, Archaeological Education and Training, CMT ID and Survey

Morgan Bartlett is an Associate Member with the BCAPA and brings fifteen years of experience as a Senior Archaeologist, Project Manager, and Coastal Field Director. Morgan graduated from Simon Fraser University with a Bachelor of Artists in Archaeology in 2010. Morgan has worked on a wide range of remote and urban projects and is interested in zooarchaeological and osteological analysis. Morgan’s favourite thing to do is tube the Puntledge River on a hot, sunny day.

Areas of Expertise: Archaeological Project Management, Heritage Permitting, Artifact Analysis

Jordan Eng is a consulting archaeologist who brings over fifteen years of CRM experience to the team. In 2008, Jordan graduated from Simon Fraser University with a Bachelor of Arts in Archaeology. Jordan is a qualified Field Director and Permit Holder and is able to hold permits for both the Northwest Coast and Interior culture areas of BC.

Areas of Expertise: Archaeological Project Management, Archaeological Survey and Excavation for forestry, pipeline, transportation, municipal, and residential developments.

Jasmine Liesch, an Associate Member of the BCAPA, brings ten years of cultural resource management to the team. She earned a Bachelor of Art in Archaeology and Cultural Resource Management Certificate from Simon Fraser University in 2013. Jasmine is a project manager with extensive experience conducting faunal analysis for coastal and arctic sites. Jasmine has done monitoring for forestry, pipeline, transportation, municipal, and residential developments. Jasmine once spent two and a half weeks sorting zooplankton aboard an arctic research vessel.

Areas of Expertise: Spatial Information Systems, Archaeological Permitting, Archaeological Site Forms, and Archaeological Training and Education

Alex Pelletier has ten years of experience as an archaeologist in the Northwest Culture area. In 2014, Alex graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Archaeology and Humanities from Simon Fraser University. Alex has ten years specializing in quality assurance and control for Archaeology Branch deliverables, specializing in site forms and five years training new archaeologists on CRM in BC. He is interested in archaeological policies and processes. Alex is our moral booster and always down to clown.

Areas of Expertise: Archaeological Project Management, Communications and Coordination, Archaeological Research, Education, and Training

Kierstin Dolata brings four years of archaeology and eight years of teaching to the team. She earned a Master in Archaeology from Universidade Nova de Lisboa in 2013. She currently serves as a project manager and referrals coordinator, collaborating with First Nations and municipal staff for successful archaeological project completion. Kierstin is interested in cognitive archaeology and symbology and has worked on wet sites and basketry excavations. She lived in Lisbon for six years, where her archaeology career began, and she met her husband.

Areas of Expertise: Project Management, Archaeological Assessments, Site Mitigation, Lab Analysis, and rock art analysis and recording

Kali Sielsky has over eight years of experience in the Northwest Coast and Interior regions of BC, leading academic and cultural resource management projects. In 2024, she earned a Master of Arts in Archaeology from the University of Saskatchewan. Kali is a project manager with experience in Northwest Coast site types, archaeological research, education, rock-art, pictographs, and petroglyphs. When she’s not in the field, you can find her beachcombing with her pup, Oliver, searching for shells, rocks, and sea glass.

Areas of Expertise: Project Management, GIS Mapping, Bio-molecular Archaeology, Archaeobotanical research, Lithics, Shell Midden, and Petroform analysis

Jenna Kolotyluk is an Associate Member with the BCAPA and brings nine years of experience to the team. She earned a Master of Science in Archaeology from the University of Edinburgh in 2019 and worked on commercial archaeological projects in the UK before transitioning to CRM in Canada. Jenna is a Northwest Coast Field Director who specializes in Bio-molecular Archaeology, genetics' impact on cultural biodiversity, and Archaeobotanical studies, particularly the origins of agriculture. Fun fact: She can do a handstand!

Areas of Expertise: Archaeological Assessments, Fieldwork, and Lithics Analysis

Michael Kennedy is a member of the BCAPA and the ASBC. He is a Northwest Coast Field Director and brings five years of experience to the team. Michael has a background in computer information systems and graduated from Kwantlen Polytechnic University in 2020 with a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology. He is interested in BC Toolstone Geography, Debitage Identification Models, Municipal Construction History and Standards, and GIS. Michael loves to run and has completed over 20 half marathons!

Areas of Expertise: Archaeological Excavation & Recording, Site Formation Processes, Mapping, Surveying, and GIS

Sam Birchall has been working as an archaeologist in cultural resource management since 2017, following his graduation with a Master of Research in Archaeology from Bangor University. With eight years of experience leading commercial archaeological projects across the UK, British Columbia, Oman, and Egypt, Sam has developed a diverse skill set in the field. Currently, he is particularly interested in the application of GNSS equipment on archaeological sites. Outside of work, Sam enjoys camping and film photography.

Areas of Expertise: Field Archaeology, Lab Analysis, Archaeological Reporting

Hannah Parent is a Field Supervisor at Campfire and a Student Member with the BCAPA. She has been working in cultural resource management since 2018 and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Archaeology from Simon Fraser University in 2019. Hannah is currently pursuing a Master’s of Arts in Anthropology. Hannah has a wide range of experience both in the lab and in the field, working on projects on the South Coast, the Southern Interior, and the Northeast. Fun fact: Hannah loves slugs!

Areas of Expertise: Field Archaeology, Lab Analysis, and Archaeological Reporting

Meghan Brown is a Field Supervisor at Campfire with five years of archaeological experience. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Archaeology from the University of British Columbia in 2020 and has worked on projects across British Columbia’s South Coast, Southern Interior, and Northeast, as well as internationally in Spain and England. Meghan is especially interested in biomolecular techniques and GIS. Outside of work, she enjoys hiking and drinking coffee!

Areas of Expertise: Field Archaeology, Lab Analysis, Archaeological Reporting

Kate McKinney is a Field Supervisor and brings 8 years of commercial archaeological experience across Ireland, the UK, and BC. She graduated from Queen's University Belfast in 2015 with a Bachelor of Arts in Archaeology. Kate joined the team in fall 2024 after serving as an Archaeological License Holder and Site Director in Northern Ireland, applying her skills in a new setting. Her favourite quote (especially during tough fieldwork weather): "You're not made of sugar, you won't melt" – Granny.

Areas of Expertise: Archaeological Field Methods and Tools, Site Formation and Landscape Modification.

Gemma Rance is an associate member of the BCAPA. She graduated from Simon Fraser University with her Bachelor of Arts in Archaeology and certificate in CRM in 2024 and is currently pursuing her Masters of Archaeology. Much of the work Gemma has conducted has focused on coastal archaeology, including academic and consulting work on the Locarno Beach site. Fun fact: Gemma owns a vintage printing of every Nancy Drew book, including the cookbook.

Areas of Expertise: Field Archaeology and Lab Analysis

Angela Faria joined the team as a Junior Archaeologist in 2025. She graduated from Simon Fraser University in 2024 with a Bachelor of Arts in Archaeology and a minor in Criminology. With over a year of CRM experience at various sites across BC, including the Lower Mainland and Sunshine Coast, Angela is skilled in both field archaeology and lab analysis. She also completed a bioarchaeology field school in Portugal.

Areas of Expertise: Field Archaeology and Lab Analysis

Zach Rattai graduated from Simon Fraser University in 2025 with a Bachelor of Arts in Archaeology and a Certificate in Cultural Resource Management. With experience in both field and lab settings, Zach specializes in historical archaeology and is pursuing his Master’s degree at SFU. Zach is particularly interested in the identification and dating of glass bottles. Fun fact: Zach has been playing the bagpipes since age eight!

Areas of Expertise: Field Archaeology, Lab Analysis

Sara Teodosio is a Junior Archaeologist at Campfire and brings a year of experience to the team. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Geography from Concordia University in 2022 and gained valuable fieldwork experience during an archaeology field school completed in North B.C. Sara specializes in archaeological lab analysis and her interests lie in geomorphology, lithics analysis, CMTs, mapping, and GIS.

Areas of Expertise: Developing Skills Across Field and Lab Archaeology

Julia Faria is a Junior Archaeologist at Campfire and a recent graduate of Simon Fraser University, where she earned her Bachelor of Arts in Archaeology. Julia is gaining experience across many areas of archaeology and she is especially interested in exploring innovative, efficient, and adaptable field methods that uphold the integrity of the practice. Fun fact: Julia enjoys collecting cool and old coins and ball caps from everywhere she visits.

Areas of Expertise: Field Archaeology and Lab Analysis

Liam Johnstone is a Junior Archaeologist at Campfire and is currently pursuing his Bachelor’s degree in Archaeology at Simon Fraser University. Liam gained valuable experience through the 2025 SFU local field school, excavating at the St’a7mes lithic workshop and developing toolstone identification and analysis skills. His interests include toolstone analysis, traditional Indigenous uses of coastal flora, and wet site preservation. Outside of archaeology, Liam has played hockey for 14 years and is a diehard Canucks fan.

Areas of Expertise: Field Archaeology and Lab Analysis

Avery D’Cruze is a Junior Archaeologist at Campfire and is currently pursuing his Bachelor of Arts in Archaeology at Simon Fraser University. He specializes in faunal and lithic analysis and has developed strong skills in both field and lab settings. Avery’s interests include background research, permitting, and ancient—especially Old World—archaeology. Outside of archaeology, he’s an avid athlete who has played hockey and baseball for 16 years.

Areas of Expertise: Field Archaeology, Lab Analysis, and Physical Anthropology

Diego Barrios-Stewart is a Junior Archaeologist at Campfire and is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Archaeology with a Minor in Extended French from SFU. Diego gained valuable field experience from SFU’s 2024 Portugal Bioarchaeology Field School and volunteer excavations at Golemo Gradiste in North Macedonia in 2025. His interests include biological anthropology, mortuary practices, lithic technology, and fire-use along the Northwest Coast. Fun Fact: Diego collects Hawaiian shirts!

Areas of Expertise: Digital Marketing and Branding

Raquel Jean is the team’s executive assistant, specializing in marketing and branding. In 2023, she graduated from MacEwan University with a Bachelor of Design. Raquel joined the team in Fall 2024 after relocating from Alberta to BC. Raquel supports the team in various ways, from travel accommodations to document branding and everything in between. Outside of work, Raquel enjoys painting and hanging out with her two cats.