<span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 18pt;"><span class="bbc_u"><strong>Sean Gallager, PhD</strong></span></span><br/><br/><strong>FULL NAME</strong>: Sean Michael Gallegar<br/><strong>ACADEMIC DEGREES</strong>: BS in History, 1999, BS in Structural Engineering, 2000, Oxford University. MS in History, 2002, University of California-Berkley. PHD in Archeological Science, 2006, , Harvard University<br/><strong>CITIZENRY</strong>: [United Kingdom/Ireland, H1B Work Visa in United States<br/><strong>SEX</strong>: Male<br/><strong>AGE</strong>:  37<br/><strong>DATE of BIRTH</strong>: 3/31/77<br/><strong>PLACE of BIRTH</strong>: County Sligo, Ireland<br/><strong>CURRENT ADDRESS</strong>: Harvard University,<br/><strong>NEXT of KIN</strong>: Darci Gallegar O’niell (Sister)<br/><br/><strong>APPEARANCE</strong>: SSean is fairly typical of a field professor that may be found anywhere in the world. Well tanned features under a thick mass of midnight colored hair that’s in need of a trim over deep green eyes and a slightly crooked nose. Broad shoulders support arms that are well developed, but more from hard work than any effort and a waist that has started to show just a hint of the years in a classroom or office. All in all, a rugedely good looking man with an irish lilt<br/><strong>ETHNICITY</strong>: Caucasion<br/><strong>HEIGHT</strong>:5’11<br/><strong>WEIGHT</strong>:188<br/><strong>SKIN COLOR</strong>: Tanned<br/><strong>EYE COLOR</strong>: Deep moss green<br/><strong>HAIR COLOR/STYLE</strong>: Midnight, in need of a trim. Thick and slightly wavy<br/><strong>TATTOOS</strong>: None<br/><strong>BIRTHMARKS or SCARS</strong>: A 4-pointed star shaped birthmark on his right shoulder (back), faded scar on his left forearm and an appendix scar on his abdomine.<br/><strong>OTHER NOTABLE MARKS or PHYSICAL TRAITS</strong>:  None<br/><br/><strong>BIOGRAPHY</strong>:  Born in County Sligo in Ireland, Sean had a fairly typical childhood with the normal benchmarks. A curious and intelligent child, he developed a love of history early in his teens after falling down a previously unknown passage in one of the many ruins that litter the Irish countryside. As well as the passage, he stumbled upon a skeleton in the remains of armor that were later dated to the mid 13th century. After this fasenating discovery, his path was set.<br/><br/>Sean obtained a scholarship to Oxford University after doing a paper  on the reign of Queen Bess that got published in a local magazine and spent the next 5 years working on a double major of history and structural engineering with an emphasis on historical building techniques. After graduating in 1999, Sean wanted to broaden his horizons and applied for and was accepted to UCLA-Berkley for his masters in History with a minor in Archeology. Although he didn’t graduate with the archeology degree, he had spent 3 seasons on a dig in Scottland and fell in love with the search for answers in what was left behind. When he had his MA in History, he moved to Boston to complete his doctorate in Archeological Science; spending 3 more seasons on 2 sites in Central America and one at an 19th century shipwreck site in the Antartic.<br/><br/>For the last 5 years, Sean has devided his time between teaching at Harvard University, guest lecturer jaunts to England and seasonal digs in the Donogne Valley in South-Western France; escavating the ruins of the Monastary of St. Mar.<br/><br/><br/><strong>CURRENT OCCUPATION</strong>: Associate Professor, Harvard University<br/><br/><strong>PERSONALITY</strong>: Outgoing and energetic, he has a passion for his field of study and teaching. Curious to a fault, he hates to leave a mystery unsolved and has  a hard work ethic that is sometimes at odds with his humor and willingness to live life to it’s fullest when the job’s done for the day. Gargarous and witty, he sometimes seems more like an overgrown teenager than a man approaching 40.<br/><strong>PHOBIAS</strong>: Snakes and flying. He’ll fly if he has too, but he won’t come within 10 feet of a reptile.<br/><strong>HOBBIES</strong>: Reading, hiking, camping, travel and skiing. Anything outdoors or intellectually stimulating.<br/><strong>RELIGIOUS BELIEFS</strong>:  None of particular mention.<br/><strong>CRIMES</strong>: [Note: Assault and battery,  (Sealed juvenile file), trespass and moving volations.<br/><strong>ADDICTIONS</strong>: Caffiene.<br/><br/><strong>CURRENT PHYSICAL ILLNESSES</strong>: High Blood Pressure<br/><strong>CURRENT MENTAL, NEUROLOGICAL, or PSYCHOLOGICAL ILLNESSES</strong>: None<br/><strong>CURRENT MEDICATIONS</strong>: Plendyl (Blood Pressure) 5 mg<br/><strong>VACCINATIONS</strong>: All normal and expected on record.<br/><br/><strong>PHYSICAL FITNESS REPORT</strong>: Aside from mild hyper-tension and about 15 pounds over ideal weight, subject is in excellent condition.<br/><strong>OFFICIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL EXAM</strong>: Subject shows no abnormal psychological conditions, although examiners note an intense need to solve mysteries and has a curiosity quatent that is on the higher end of the scale.<br/><strong>ADDITIONAL NOTES</strong>:<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button"></div><div class="spoiler_body"><strong>OFFICIAL OBSERVATIONS</strong>: RESERVED: DO NOT WRITE HERE</div></div><br/><strong>SURVEY </strong>-- PLEASE COMPLETE TO THE BEST OF YOUR ABILITIES.<br/><br/><span class="bbc_u">In your own words, describe <em>why </em>you conduct the research you do</span>: I have a curiosity that is constantly pushing me to learn about our past and answer ages old questions that can only be filled by examining what our forefathers have left behind for us to find. I love the feel of discovering something new or placing another piece into the puzzle of humanity’s past and potential.<br/><br/><span class="bbc_u">Do you own a personal telescope</span>: yes<br/>...<span class="bbc_u">If Yes, Describe what you use it for</span>: To look across the campus at the girls dormitories. I’ll deny this, of course if brought up.<br/><br/><span class="bbc_u">Have you ever been to Antarctica before</span>: Yes.<br/>...<span class="bbc_u">If Yes, Have you ever been to Vostok Station before</span>: No.<br/>...<span class="bbc_u">If Yes, What was the date, length, and purpose of your visit</span>:<br/><br/><span class="bbc_u">HAVE YOU EVER LOOKED TO THE CRUEL STARS AND DEMANDED THEIR BIRTHRIGHT</span>: No. I have stared at the ground and demanded it’s answers however.<br/><br/><span class="bbc_u">Have you ever been diagnosed with any form of cancer, elephantitis, chronic lymphedema, or a tropical parasite</span>: No.<br/>...<span class="bbc_u">If Yes, Elaborate</span>:<br/>...<span class="bbc_u">If Yes, Are you sexually active</span>:<br/><br/><span class="bbc_u">Are you trained in the operation of military assault rifles, pistols, hunting rifles, or any other firearm</span>: Handguns and hunting rifles as well as shotguns. No military training, however.<br/>...<span class="bbc_u">If Yes, Elaborate</span>:<br/><br/><span class="bbc_u">List any medical certifications and/or licenses you currently possess</span>: CPR, First Aid.<br/><br/><span class="bbc_u">Are you certified to pilot a C-130 Hercules aeroplane</span>: No.