B.A. 1976 from Adams State College, Alamosa Colorado. Major - Anthropology. Minor - Sociology.

M.A. 1981 from Colorado State University, Ft. Collins, Colorado. Anthropology. Thesis project involved hydration analysis of obsidian artifacts from the Rio Grande National Forest in southern Colorado. The goal was to identify trade and travel routes in the region during various temporal periods based on the distribution of obsidian from different and distinct sources. 

During my 15 year career in western archaeology, I authored, coauthored or edited an uncounted number of archaeological research and compliance reports after completion of fieldwork. Reports ranged in length from just a few, to hundreds of pages and had to adhere to the requirements of the sponsoring Federal agency as well as the respective State Archaeologist.

Upon relocating to Florida, my focus shifted to Civil War projects. As Principal Investigator of the Jacksonville based Cowford Archaeological Research Society, I have authored reports detailing findings of test excvavations of Civil War sites. I also was technical / correlation editor for a book entitled "The Anthropology of Florida Points and Blades" written by Lloyd Schroder in 2002.

Prospective clients include authors of technical, academic, and creative articles, papers and book-length manuscripts needing light proofreading to heavy copy and correlation editing. I will help, from organizing ideas to proofreading, fact-checking, light research, and creating bibliographies for the final copy.

Prospective clients include authors of technical, academic, and creative articles, papers and book-length manuscripts needing light proofreading to heavy copy and correlation editing. I will help, from organizing ideas to proofreading, fact-checking, light research, and creating bibliographies for the final copy.

I am available on weekdays for most project sizes. Our schedules can be arranged to our mutual benefit.