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Kimberly Faulk

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Kimberly Faulk

Kimberly Faulk is a Senior Principal Marine Archaeologist based in Texas with more than 25 years of experience focused on supporting the oil and gas industry.

Specialties

Marine Archaeology, Offshore Investigations; AUV Data Interpretation; Dive Support

Practice Areas

Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Engineering

Education

MA, Marine Archaeology and Maritime History, East Carolina University; BA History, Roanoke College

Client Service

Kim interprets high-resolution conventional and AUV geophysical data and historical data. In addition, she conducts a wide array of marine investigations, including archaeological excavation and assessments, and she is adept at offshore operations, logistics, and project management.

On behalf of clients, Kim has worked on sites from Maine to Alaska, providing dive support, excavation, conservation, and archaeological interpretations of submerged cultural resources. Her experience includes shallow water survey and interpretation in addition to deep-water identification and excavation of significant shipwrecks. She is a Fellow of the Society for Underwater Technology (SUT) and a member of SUT-US’s executive committee.

Contact Kim at kim.faulk@geosyntec.com.

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