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Rebecca Procter

Rebecca Procter
OAS Research Associate, author and consultant
RProcter@msn.com

Rebecca Procter is a specialist in Southwestern ceramics and an independent consulting archaeologist in the Santa Fe area. She is currently pursuing the development of an educational program in archaeology that she hopes to make available to Santa Fe County for its open space program and is working on reevaluation of three sites for the Galisteo Basin Archaeological Sites Assessment project. She also writes about archaeology for the nonprofessional audience.