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Born in Guelph, Ontario, Canada I have also resided in the UK where I have been involved in Archaeology since 1982.
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Background
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Growing up in suburban Guelph I developed a keen interest in Roman Archaeology. The two do not appear to compliment one other as Guelph sits on the Grand and Speed rivers in Southern Ontario, an area not known for its Roman remains. During the 1980's and 90's I was employed by the Canterbury Archaeological Trust in Kent, UK and have gone on to gain an MA and MPhil in Archaeology (University of Southampton). While influenced by such authors as John Steinbeck and Paul Auster, my academic research has taken me into interesting and little-known areas of British history. King Lucius of Britain, my first book, is just such an area.
I am also continually developing ideas regarding how we shape our listening experience, in the present and in the past.
For me writing is one particular medium of voice.
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Accomplishments
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MPhil, Archaeology (University of Southampton 2010)
MA, Archaeology (University of Southampton 2002)
BA, Fine Art (University of Guelph 1987)
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Additional Information
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King Lucius of Britain, my first book, was released by Tempus / The History Press on May 1st 2008.
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