Coronado Historic Site
Our Staff

Jaimie Adams
Regional Site Manager
Jaimie Adams considers herself a "four-field" anthropologist, although her focus has been on archaeology with an emphasis in Plains and Southwestern region cultures. Her research interests focus on both historic and pre-historic spiritual belief systems, ritualistic and ceremonial practices, and rock imagery analysis. Jaimie strongly believes in practicing ethical archaeological methods and actively participate in decolonizing the field of anthropology. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from the University of Wyoming and is completing her Master of Arts in Anthropology at Eastern New Mexico University.
(575) 837-0587 ♦ jaimie.adams@dca.nm.gov

Jessica Coyle
Instructional Coordinator Supervisor
Originally from the Washington, D.C. Metro area, Jessica has lived in Albuquerque, NM, since 2006. She has her Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood Education from Hood College, and Masters of Arts in Museum Education from The George Washington University. Before joining the staff at Coronado Historic Site, she worked for 13 years in the education department at Albuquerque Museum. When not at work, Jessica enjoys playing viola in the local community orchestra, and spending time with her boyfriend, Craig, and cat, Gizmo.
(575) 837-0587 ♦ jessica.coyle@dca.nm.gov
Anthony Magdalena
Interpretive Ranger
Anthony Magdalena comes to us from Jemez Pueblo where he served as Manager of the Walatowa Visitor Center. When he's not at work, Anthony raises crops and livestock and enjoys the company of his cat.
(505) 867-5351 ♦ anthony.magdalena@dca.nm.gov
Joseph Tackes
Interpretive Ranger
Ranger Joseph was raised in the Midwest and graduated with a bachelor's degree in area studies geography and Spanish language and literature from Northern Illinois University in 2015. Since then, he has spent a lot of time abroad including six years as an ESL instructor?in Spain, Costa Rica, Honduras, and Peru. Learning about history has always been a passion of his and is what led him to joining New Mexico Historic Sites in 2022.
(505) 867-5351 ♦ joe.tackes@dca.nm.gov
