Kristine Bovy (Anthropology) specializes in faunal remains, focusing on bird bones, as well as human/environmental interactions. She has been involved with multiple projects in the American Midwest and West.

Bridget Buxton (History and Institute for Archaeological Oceangraphy) is an Ancient Historian and Classical Archaeologist, specialising in underwater archaeology. She has worked on numerous terrestrial and underwater archaeological projects in the Mediterranean, and in her homeland of New Zealand, and frequently lectures on Mediterranean cruise ships.

Mary Hollinshead (Art History) is a classical archaeologist who specializes in the Aegean Bronze age and Greek architecture. She has worked at numerous sites in the Aegean, including the NOAA Ocean Explorer project.

John Jensen (Sea Education Association) is an underwater archaeologist and historian who dives and investigates shipwrecks in Alaska. He has also been a part of the NOAA Ocean Explorer project.

William Krieger (Philosophy) specializes in archaeological theory and methodology, especially on issues surrounding the lab/field border of science. His fieldwork to date has been on Mediterranean terrestrial surveys, sites, and field schools, including his current position as a field director at Tell el-Far'ah, South. He is looking forward to working on underwater sites (and underwater theoretical issues) as well.

Roderick Mather (History) is an underwater archaeologist who has extensively surveyed the waters around Rhode Island. In addition to studying the shipwrecks in our local area and in England, he has run a field school in Bermuda, and has worked as a contract archaeologist, working underwater sites throughout the US.

Donald Zeyl (Philosophy) specializes in ancient Greek philosophy and history, and in Biblical thought. His translations of a number of Plato's works are considered to be the authoratative editions by the experts, as is his Encyclopedia of Classical Philosophy. He is interested in the relationship between textual and archaeological interpretations of historically referenced sites.