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I have completed an M.A. in Historic Preservation and a certificate in Museum Studies from the University of Delaware.
Throughout my academic career, internships, and volunteer opportunities I have developed a passion for the research, documentation, and preservation of material culture, particularly historic landscapes, battlefields, and cemeteries.
My professional aspirations have been informed by field work, the creation of measured drawings, assessment of integrity for historic resources, conservation treatments, managing grants, and working with museum collections. In the future I hope to seek a career in preservation advocacy, public outreach, and community engagement.
Elizabeth S. Diker
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![]() 387145_10151090877061089_1322048084_n | ![]() DocumentationUsing an elevation rod to measure the top peak of a historic barn | ![]() Stabilizing a Persian KnifeI am working to remove evidence of insect activity in the hilt of a Persian knife and to stabilize the broken fragments of the hilt |
![]() 10457554_10152299650038813_8872979938052173270_n | ![]() Documenting the Yeatman BarnIn this photo I am balancing on top of a stair box in order to measure the depth of a principal post | ![]() Presenting to OwnersI am presenting the conservation treatment I completed on this African Fetish statue to the owners of the object |
![]() Documenting the Yeatman BarnMeasuring the rafters at the Yeatman Barn in Delaware | ![]() National Park ServiceCelebrating the 25th anniversary of the American Battlefield Protection Program during my 2015 summer internship with the ABPP | ![]() Darby Friends Burial GroundSketching the front elevation |
![]() MeasuringI am measuring the wall thickness of a historic barn to help inform the creation of measured drawings | ![]() National Park Service ABPPDuring the summer of 2015 I held the National Park Service American Battlefield Protection Program in Washington D.C |
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