1. Gonzalez de Vega, David M.
PERSONAL INFORMATION:
Address: C/Artesa de Segre 10 C 2D, 28035 Madrid
Phone: +34686738372
https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-gonzalez-de-vega-3235047b?trk=hp-identity-name
Skype: david_8623
Davidgdvb@gmail.com
Nationality: Spanish/Spaniard
Date of birth: May 16th 1986
PROFILE:
Specialist anthropological and archeological qualifications from American and Spanish university institutions and laboratories,
with 6 years expertise of archeological digs in these countries. Bilingual (Spanish/English) and strong customer engagement
qualities developed at various commercial entities in Spain, USA and The Netherlands.
As an anthropologist and archeologist I thrive working with different people from many backgrounds, working in a multilingual
world, and communicating with respect and integrity with people from all different cultures and customs.
A European citizen with strong passion to expand my horizons and practical capabilities in the field of archeological and
anthropology across the region.
WORK EXPERIENCE:
• 2016-2017: 6 Months Internship at RTI Surgical location Houten (The Nederlands).
Involved with Customer Service, Logistics, Sales, Marcom and SAP systems.
• 2015-2016: Reconstruction of Homo Floresiensis face including the nose all supervised by Dr. Juan Luis Arsuaga
Ferreras, director of Atapuerca and Museum of Human Evolution in Burgos (Spain).
• Winter 2015: Sales Assistant at Motorboutique (Madrid)
Responsibilities in Customer Service, Sales and Logistics.
• 2015-2016: Student Internship at the San Fernando Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Madrid (SPAIN).
Responsible for organizing, photographing, recording and preparing extremely valuable art objects for safe travel.
• 2011-2014: Guest Relations at GABANA Club, Madrid (SPAIN).
Managing VIP Customer Experience.
• 2012-2014: Clerk at Saint Louis University Athletic Training Education Program, Saint Louis, Missouri (USA).
Organizing and coordinating class schedules, academic records and meeting schedules between top-level athletes and
professional training staff with teachers, counselors and teammates.
• 2011-2012: Sales Assistant of motorcycle accessories at MOTOCAN store in Madrid.
Organizing the warehouse, selling to customers and keeping close relations with the top costumers.
• 2010-2012: Assistant for Information Technology technician (IT) Department of Saint Louis University, Madrid
Campus (SPAIN).
Maintenance and management of the campuses WI-FI system, coordinating computer lab activities and engaging in
direct end-user support helping students with there IT challenges.
• 2008-2010: Catering Assistant, La Cococha, Madrid (SPAIN).
• 2008-2009: Research Assistant at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (U.P.M.) at the Department of Forestry & Lumber,

2. Madrid (SPAIN).
• 2005-2009: Receptionist/Admin Assistant and patient management. MEDYR Clinic, Madrid (SPAIN).
EDUCATION:
• 2014- Pre-doctoral Master in Prehistoric Archaeology, Universidad Complutense de Madrid. SPAIN.
• 2010 - 2014: M. A. in Anthropology at Saint Louis University, Missouri. USA.
• 2007 Diploma by the top 5 public Spanish universities for collaborating on the “Caravana Universitaria por el Clima”
helping people to understand and preserve the environment. SPAIN.
• 2007 Advanced English Speaking Course University of Toronto. CANADA.
• 2006 Graduated High School in Sciences, Madrid. SPAIN.
• 2001 Advanced English Speaking Course, Tufts University, Boston, Massachusetts. USA.
TRAINING:
• July 2015: Archaeology at La Almoloya Palace, Pliego, Murcia. SPAIN.
Digging of a princess burial, cataloguing, and use of total station, documenting and drawing of the artifacts found
and the walls of all the buildings. Most remarkable finding was the princess burial together with a high technology
metal arrowhead and the reservoir for fresh water very rare taking account the location of the palace.
• July 2014: Archaeology at El Cerro de Los Almadenes, Otero de Herreros, Segovia. SPAIN
Digging of Visigothic Furnace and Roman settlement for copper mining, cataloguing, use of total station,
documenting and drawing of the artifacts found. Most remarkable finding was a house from high rank roman with 2
silver coins inside. Also the old entrance to the mine with debris of the mineral they use to extract, and 5 furnaces from
the Visigothic period, which is very rare.
• May - June 2013: Archaeology at Cahokia Mounds, Saint Louis, Missouri, USA.
Digging of an Early Stirling settlement from the Cahokia Native Americans. Most remarkable findings were a
burned Tipi (My Masters Thesis), a rare stone arrowhead and pottery remains from various periods.
• July 2012: Archaeology at El Llano de la Horca, Santorcaz, Madrid. SPAIN.
Digging of the biggest known pre-Roman site from the Carpetanos, known to be the first Madrileños. Full
settlement with metal work, pottery production and well organized urbanization. Most remarkable finding was a knife inside the
main road entrance whose wooden handle still remains in very good shape.
• July 2011: Archaeology at El Llano de la Horca, Santorcaz, Madrid. SPAIN.
Digging of the biggest known pre-Roman site from the Carpetanos, known to be the first Madrileños. Full
settlement, with metal work, pottery production and a well-organized urbanization. Most remarkable finding was a stone that
was used inside a house for holding the basement but it had marks of being previously used for the grinding of the cereals to
make bread.
• July 2010: Archaeology at El Llano de la Horca, Santorcaz, Madrid, SPAIN.
Digging of the biggest known pre-Roman site from the Carpetanos, known to be the first Madrileños. Full
settlement, with metal work structures, pottery production structures and a well-organized urbanization. Most remarkable
findings were the work place where they used to make their metal tools and daily pottery artifacts, but also a rectangular metal

3. plaque with the coat of arms of the city with three dears.
• May 2009: Archaeology at the Muslim Fortress Guadix, Granada, SPAIN.
Digging of the remains of the Muslim Fortress of Guadix located close to Granada. Most remarkable findings were
an Egyptian pipe, numerous tiles from Roman period, lots of glassed pottery from Muslim period and the main gate
way that was made of different colors of glassed brick that reminded a lot to those found in Babylon walls.
PERSONAL SKILLS AND COMPETENCES:
Languages:
• Native language: Spanish
• Other languages:
English, reading, writing and speaking: high.
French, speaking: basic.
German, speaking: basic.
Italian, speaking: basic
Computer: Office Advanced Level.
Driver Licenses: Automobile - License B, Motorcycles - Licenses A1 and A2.
Advanced Drivers Training Course. Drivers School, Royal Automobile Club of Spain.
PADI Open Water.
OTHER EXPERIENCE:
• Advanced CPR course (2012-2013)
• Catering Bartender (2008-2010)
• Team organization and coordinating skills.
• Excellent Photography skills and art knowledge.
HOBBIES:
Sports – Rugby, Ultimate Frisbee, Running, Cycling, Skiing, Basketball and Motorcycling.
Travelling, Photography & Fine Arts.
REFERENCES:
Anthony Breitbach Saint Louis University Director Athletic Training Education Program. breitbap@slu.edu
Elisabeth Kelley Saint Louis University Anthropology Faculty & Teacher of Biological Anthropology. eakelley99@gmail.com
Juan Luis Arsuaga Complutense University of Madrid Director of Atapuerca Site, Professor, Department of Paleonthology.
jlarfer@gmail.com
Jose Yravedra Complutense University of Madrid Professor, Masters Program in Prehistoric Archaeology.
joyravedra@hotmail.com
Gonzalo Ruiz Zapatero Complutense University of Madrid Department of Prehistory Coordinator of Masters Program in
Prehistoric Archaeology gonzalor@ghis.ucm.es