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Mark Castro is a Lecturer & Research Associate in Archaeology at the Department of Anthropology, California State Polytechnic University, Humboldt. He serves as Director of the Cultural Resources Facility (CRF) and holds a Master’s in Cultural Resources Management from Sonoma State University. His work meets the Secretary of Interior’s Standards for Archaeology and History, with HAZWOPER certification.
- Education: M.A. Cultural Resources Management, Sonoma State University
Research focuses on California prehistoric exchange networks, Native resistance to colonization, Gold Rush-era transportation, and 19th/20th century economic shifts. He leads the project 'Filling in the Gaps: The Untold History of Latinx and Portuguese People in California’s Most Northerly Counties.'
Proficient in historical archaeology, lithic analysis, GIS, and heritage management under NHPA/NEPA/CEQA. Active in professional roles including co-lead of the SCA LGBTQ+ Taskforce and Humboldt County Historical Society Board member.
