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Chelsea Pincock

Chelsea Pincock


Computer Software Eng/Applications I
Phone: (406) 496-4431
Email: cpincock@mtech.edu
MBMG—Butte
1300 West Park Street
Butte, MT 59701


  • Biographical Information
  • Outreach & Presentations
  • Publications

Education

2025—MLIS, Library and Information Science, Valdosta State University
2020—M.A., Anthropology and Archaeology, University of Idaho
2018—B.A., Anthropology, University of Idaho

Biography & Research Interests

Chelsea works in Data Preservation where she preserves mining and geologic historic documents. She focuses on digitizing historic collections and publishing on the Web for easy, public use. Her professional interests include archival document preservation, digital library collections, archives procedures, and web development for digital libraries.

Date Citation
8/1/2026 Pincock, Chelsea, 2026, Where Physical Meets Digital: Reimagining Hybrid Archival Workflows: Society of American Archivists, August 1, 2026.
9/18/2025 Pincock, Chelsea, 2025, From Paper to Prospect: How Archives Power Geology and Mining Research: Mineral Symposium 2025.
8/7/2024 Pincock, Chelsea, 2024, The Mineral Storage Building: From start to almost finished: Presented at the USGS NGGDPP conference, Bloomington, Indiana.
5/9/2024 Pincock, Chelsea, 2024, All about access: Information Science and historical data: Presented at the MBMG annual research meeting, Butte, MT.
8/30/2022 Pincock, Chelsea, 2022, Rocks, Books, Maps, and CollectionBuilder: Digital Public Delivery of Geologic Collections: Presented at the USGS Data Preservation Conference, Butte, MT.
5/13/2021 Pincock, Chelsea, 2021, Rocks, books, maps, and CollectionBuilder: Digital data management for geologic collections: Presentation at Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology brownbag lunch.
3/21/2019 Codling, Chelsea, 2019, Food and a Frontier Community: History and Faunal Analysis on Samuel H. Smith Site in Nauvoo, Illinois, Northwest Anthropological Conference, March 21, 2019.
1/11/2019 Codling, Chelsea, 2019, Food and a Frontier Community: Society for Historical Archaeology, January 11, 2019
3/30/2018 Codling, Chelsea, 2018, From Bones to Behavior: Chinese Foodways in Boise Basin Mining Camps: Northwest Anthropological Conference, March 30, 2018.
Year Citation
2026 Pincock, C., and Eastman, K., 2026, Advancing critical minerals exploration through MBMG's Data Preservation and Economic Geology programs: Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology Fact Sheet 51, 4 p.
2026 Pincock, C., and Herman, D., 2026, The Anaconda Research Collection: Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology Fact Sheet 52, 2 p.
2018 May, N.J., Codling, C., Hannold, C., Crawford, Z., and Warner, M., 2018, Archaeological Investigations of Fort Boise Surgeons Quarters, 2014, Site 10AA161 Fort Boise Military Reserve, Ada County, ID: On file, Idaho State Historical Society, Boise, Idaho.