Jason Rufledt - 106 Group

Sr. Archaeologist

Jason has fieldwork experience in the Upper Midwest and Great Plains, contributing to all phases of archaeological survey. An accomplished crew leader, his acute attention to detail adds value both in the field and the lab. He is highly competent at analyzing and organizing collected artifacts, as well as processing artifact catalogs for curation purposes.

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Key Projects

Significant archaeological investigation in collaboration with Dakota partners

Flying Cloud Drive (CSAH 61) Archaeology & Interpretation

Hennepin County, MN

Significant archaeological investigation in collaboration with Dakota partners

Preservation planning, archaeology, community histories, and interpretation for redevelopment along Minneapolis' waterfront

Water Works Comprehensive Cultural Resources Planning

Minneapolis, MN

Preservation planning, archaeology, community histories, and interpretation for redevelopment along Minneapolis’ waterfront

Archaeological monitoring during construction aided in keeping this fast-paced project on schedule

Allianz Soccer Stadium Archaeology Monitoring

St Paul, MN

Archaeological monitoring during construction aided in keeping this fast-paced project on schedule

Highlighted Insights

Archaeology in Downtown Minneapolis

Our archaeology team presents special findings and uncovered histories at Water Works—a park with a unique design that incorporates a complex historical landscape consisting of the ruins of 19th-century sawmills and flour mills.

Flying Cloud Drive: A Case Study

Explore our recent project on Flying Cloud Drive, in which respectful engagement with consulting tribes, archaeology, and traditional knowledge came together to protect and grow the Dakota narrative in Minnesota.