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CURRICULUM VITAE

ANNA R. DIXON

dixonar@mail.usf.edu (Revised Oct. 2018)

MOST RECENT EMPLOYMENT

Instructor, Anthropology, University of South Florida/ St. August

2015­present

Visiting Assistant Professor, Anthropology, University of South Florida/ St. Petersburg

January 2012­May 2015.

PAST EMPLOYMENT

Position1: Investigator (capital post­conviction appeals) Aug. 2007­

December 2011

Capital Collateral Regional Counsel (State of Florida)

Position 2: Adjunct Professor, Anthropology January 2000–

December 2011

Employer:

CONSULTING

University of South Florida­ St. Petersburg

2007-2011

2012

Consultant for identification and analysis of human osteological remains,

Florida History, LLC, Tampa, FL.

EDUCATION

Consultant for identification and analysis of paleobotanical remains,

Southeastern Archaeological Research, Inc.

2003 PhD., Anthropology, University of Hawai`i/Mānoa. Dissertation

Title: "Health and Wealth: Network Marketing of Dietary

Supplements and the Commodification of Health"

1990 M.A., Anthropology, University of Tennessee, Knoxville,

Tennessee. Thesis title: "The Acquisition of Medicinal Plant Knowledge: a

CrossCultural Survey."

1978 B. A. (cum laude), Anthropology, University of South Carolina, Columbia,

South Carolina.

ADDITIONAL CERTIFICATIONS

2016 CDITC: Criminal Defense Investigation. National Certification.

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2007 Certificate in Crime Scene Technology, St. Petersburg College.

Awarded upon successful completion of one year of full­time coursework in

crime scene technology, crime scene safety, fingerprint classification and

analysis, photography, forensic science, and courtroom techniques and

successful completion of qualifying exit examination.

1991 Advanced SCUBA diving certification. Certifying organization: NAUI.

GRANTS/ SCHOLARSHIPS

1996 Founder Region Fellowship, Soroptimist International ($4000.).

Dissertation research fellowship.

1994 University of Hawai`i Graduate Student Organization, travel grant ($600.).

1992­93 Research Fellowship, Research Council, University of Hawai`i/ Mānoa.

Medicinal Plant Use in Contemporary Hawai`i.

1985 Sigma Xi. Linear accelerator date on cucurbit remains from Middle Archaic

contexts at the Anderson Site (40WM9), Williamson County, Tennessee.

MEMBERSHIPS IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

Society for Economic Botany Society for Ethnobiology Society for American Archaeology Florida Anthropological Association

PRESENTATIONS AT PROFESSIONAL CONFERENCES (refereed or by invitation)

2019 Excited About Archaeology: Opportunities for Students at a 4-

Year University. Presentation for the Society for American

Archaeology Annual Conference, Albuquerque, NM, April 2019.

2018 Tattooing Plants in Ancient North America. Presentation for the Florida Gulf Coast Archaeological Society, Weedon Island, November 2018.

2018 Coontie (Zamia floridana): From Staff of Life to Threatened

Species in Florida. Presented at the Florida Anthropological Society Annual Meetings, USF St. Petersburg, June 2018.

2018 Marks of Identity: Tattooing Plants. Presented at the joint meeting of the Society for Economic Botany and Society of Ethnobiology Annual Conference, University of Wisconsin, Madison, May 2018.

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2017 Coontie (Zamia floridana): From Staff of Life to Threatened

Species in Florida. Presented at the Society for Ethnobiology Annual Meetings, Montreal, Quebec, May 2017.

2009 Digging through Records. Presentation at the Orange County Public Defender’s

Capital Mitigation Workshop, Orlando. 29 January 2009.

2006 Medicine at Captain Haynes’ House. Paper presented at the 58th annual meetings of the Florida Anthropological Society, Fort Pierce, Florida, May 2006.

1998 “Pure as Paradise”: Commercialization of Medicinal Plants and Loss of Biodiversity in the Pacific. Paper presented as part of the panel "Biodiversity

and Health" at the 97th Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological Association, December 26, 1998 in Philadelphia, PA.

1998 “Medicinal Foods in Multiethnic Honolulu, Hawai`i.” Etkin, Nina L., Anna R. Dixon,

Patricia Nishimoto and Paul J. Ross. Presented at the 2nd International

Conference on Anthropology and the History of Health and Illness, Genova, Italy,

April 1998.

1995 "Kākau i ka Uhi: Plants and Tattooing in Hawai`i." Dixon. Anna R. Presented at

the 18th Annual Conference of the Society of Ethnobiology, Tucson, Arizona,

15­18 March, 1995.

1995 "Preliminary Findings on the Current Use of Complementary Medicine Among

Hawaii's Residents." Dixon, Anna R., Nina L. Etkin and Dr. Patricia Nishimoto.

Presented at the Symposium "Health and Healing `95: Ancient Traditions in a

Modern World," sponsored by E Ola Mau (Native Hawaiian Health Organization),

Wai`ānae, Hawai`i, 31 March­1 April 1995

1995 "Preliminary Findings of a Study of Complementary Medicine at Tripler Army

Medical Center, Honolulu, Hawai`i." Dixon, Anna R., Nina L. Etkin, and Patricia

Nishimoto. Presented at the Monthly Meeting of the Community Nurses' Group

from Schofield Barracks, Hickam AFB and Tripler Army Medical Center, held at

Wheeler AAFB, Wāhiawa, Hawai`i, 14 April 1995.

1994 "Women as Caregivers: On the Front Line of the AIDS Pandemic in Hawai`i."

Dixon, Anna R. and Timothy P. Currey. Presented at the 93rd Annual Meeting of

the American Anthropological Association, Atlanta, Georgia, 30 November-

4 December 1994.

1994 "Lā`au make, Lā`au lapa`au: Aspects of the Medicinal Flora of Hawai'i." Dixon,

Anna R. Presented at the 93rd Annual Meeting of the American Anthropological

Association, Atlanta, Georgia, 30 November­4 December 1994.

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1994 "One Above and One Below: `Ea and Pa`ao`ao Illness in Hawai`i." Dixon, Anna

R. Presented at the 1994 School of Asian, Pacific, and Hawaiian Studies

Graduate Student Symposium, 4 March 1994, University of Hawai`i/Mānoa,

Honolulu, Hawai`i.

1994 "The Use of Plants and Other 'Alternative' Medicines by Contemporary Peoples

of Hawai`i." Dixon, Anna R., Nina L. Etkin and Patricia Nishimoto. Presented

at the Health Care in the 21st Century Conference, sponsored by the \

Tri­Service Military Health Care Facilities of O`ahu, Hawai`i, Honolulu, Hawai`i,

September 1994.

1992 "Preliminary Report on P.H.R.I. Laboratory Research on Archaeological

Remains from the Marianas Islands." Dixon, Anna R. Presented at the

Micronesian Archaeological Research Meetings, Spring 1992, Hagatña,

Guam.

1981

PUBLICATIONS

I. Academic

Publications

"In Pursuit of Potential Vegetation Resources of the Nashville

Basin: Phytogeography in the Central Duck River Valley." Crites,

Gary D. and Anna R. Dixon. Presented at the Southeastern Archaeological

Conference, Asheville North Carolina, November 1981.

In

preparation Nui ke aloha: Plants and Traditional Tattooing in the Hawaiian Islands. Final

revisions; to be submitted to Economic Botany.

2006 Measuring the Ability of a Culture­General Assimilator to Increase Intercultural

Sensitivity. Sizoo, Steve, Hendrick Serrie and Anna Dixon. Journal of

Practical Global Business.

2000 Medicinal Foods in Multiethnic Hawaii. Etkin, Nina L., Anna R. Dixon, Patricia Nishimoto and Paul J. Ross. In Anthropology, Nutrition and Health. A. Guerci, ed. Erga Edizioni, Genova, Italy.

1999 Ferment This: The Transformation of noni (Morinda citrifolia L.), a Traditional

Hawaiian Medicine. Economic Botany. Dixon, Anna R., Heather McMillen and

Nina L. Etkin.

reviewed/

accepted Lā`au `awa, Lā`au lapa`au: Aspects of the Medicinal Flora of Hawai`i. Journal

of Ethnobiology.

1994 From Species Wild to Controlled: Agriculture and the Acquisition of Medicinal

Plant Knowledge. Logan, Michael H. and Anna R. Dixon. In:

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Eating on the Wild Side: the Pharmacologic, Ecologic, and Social Implications

of Using Noncultigens. Nina L. Etkin, ed. Tucson, University of Arizona Press.

(Volume re­released in paperback, July 2000)

II. Reports of Specialized Paleobotanical Research

2005­7 Identification and analysis of paleobotanical materials from Panamerican

Consultants cultural resource management projects in the state of Florida

(multiple projects, ranging from survey to mitigation; list of selected projects in

Appendix I).

1991 Paleoethnobotanical Remains. In Roderick S. Brown et al. InterimReport:

Background, Summary of Findings, and General Significance Assessments,

and Recommended General Treatments, Archaeological Subsurface Testing

Fafai Beach Resort, Tumon, Tamuning Municipality, Territory of Guam.

PHRI Report 805­073190.

1991 Radiometric Dating; Paleoethnobotanical Remains. In Jack D. Henry et al.

Archaeological Inventory Survey Cocos Island Resort Master Plan

Developed and Landing Ramp Areas, Cocos Island, Merizo Municipality,

Territory of Guam. PHRI Report 928­032691.

1990 Botanical Remains; Radiometric Dating; NonHuman Vertebrate Remains;

Invertebrate Remains (with B.A. Gaudi). In Roderick S. Brown et al.

Archaeological Inventory Survey Lot 121 Development Parcel. PHRI Report

826­091190.

1990 Botanical Remains; Invertebrate Remains (with B.A. Gaudi);

NonHuman Vertebrate Remains. In Subsurface Archaeological

Inventory Survey Duty Free Shopper Saipan, Ltd. Main Garapan Store

Expansion, Garapan, Saipan, Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas

Islands. PHRI Report 842111090.

1990 Appendix B: Carbonized Botanical Remains. In Roderick S.

Brown et al. Subsurface Archaeological Inventory Survey Kojimaya

Condominium Site Lots 21311 and 2131R1. PHRI Report 678062690.

1990 Paleoethnobotanical Remains; NonCeramic Artifacts. In Roderick

S. Brown et al. Archaeological Inventory Survey, Ylig Bay Subdivision, Yoña

Municipality, Territory of Guam. PHRI Report 810092090.

1989 "The Aenon Creek Site: Late Archaic, Middle Woodland, and Historic

Settlement in the Middle Duck River Drainage of Tennessee" (Chapter VIII:

"Plant Remains"). TDOT Project # 60100020104, September 1989.

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1988 "Paleoethnobotanical Remains from 15BR9," a late prehistoric site from Breathitt Co., West Virginia (for the Kentucky May Coal Co.). Calvert W.

McIlhany,Director.

1984 "Paleoethnobotanical Remains from the PPG Site (36AL228), historic site in Pittsburgh, PA (for the Carnegie Museum). Dr. Verna L. Cowin, Director.

III. Reports of Archaeological Investigations

2005­7 As Archaeological Laboratory Director for Panamerican Consultants, co­authored numerous reports of investigations on projects throughout Florida, including reports of lithic analysis, prehistoric and historic ceramic analysis, historic artifact, human skeletal, zooarchaeological and botanical analyses from sites throughout Florida (list of selected projects in Appendix)

1992 Archaeological Inventory Survey, Mount Sasalaguan Access Road Corridor,

Inarajan Municipality, Territory of Guam. With: David E. Highness, Roderick

S. Brown, and Alan E. Haun. PHRI Report 1196­031092.

1991 NonCeramic Artifacts. In Roderick S. Brown et al. Archaeological

Inventory Survey Cascada Country Club and Resort, Yoña Municipality,

Territory of Guam. PHRI Report 827111590.

1991 Ceramic Artifacts. In David E. Highness et al. Archaeological

Inventory Survey Lot 275 Development Project, Inarajan Municipality,

Territory of Guam. PHRI Report 607050191.

1991 Invertebrate Remains (with M.A. Landolt); Ceramic Artifacts (with

B.H. Jones). In Lynn A. Neal et al. Archaelogical Inventory Survey Guam

Community College Proposed New Campus Site, Mangilao Municipality,

Territory of Guam. PHRI Report 946070291.

1991 Data Analyses. In Lisa M. Leap et al. Archaeological Inventory

Survey Pacific Islands Club Building "F" Site, Afetna, Island of Saipan,

C.N.M.I. PHRI Report 1056052991.

1991 Radiometric Dating; Invertebrate Remains. In Jack D. Henry et al. Archaeological Inventory Survey Pago Bay 60 Unit Condominium Site Chalan Pago, Ordot Municipality Territory of Guam. PHRI Report 45040191.

1990 NonHuman Vertebrate Remains. In Roderick S. Brown et al. Archaeological

Inventory Survey, Tumon 12Story Condominium Site, Tumon, Tamuning

Municipality, Territory of Guam. PHRI Report 869100890.

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1990Invertebrate Remains (with B.A. Gaudi); NonCeramic Artifacts; Radiometric Dating. In

Roderick S. Brown et al. Interim Report: Background, Summary of Findings, and General

Significance Assessments and Recommended General Treatments Archaeological Inventory

Survey Rihga Royal Hotel Site, Tamuning Municipality,Territory of Guam. PHRI Report

808073190.

1989"An Archaeological Reconnaissance Survey of the Proposed Martin Marietta Parcel A Land

Transfer Site, Anderson County,Tennessee (with Charles L. Hall). Submitted by Dr. Gerald F.

Schroedl, Midsouth Archaeological Research Center, Department of Anthropology, University of

Tennessee, Knoxville. Aug. 1989.

FIELD EXPERIENCE

I. Ethnographic Fieldwork

1992­1999 Conducting ethnographic fieldwork on the use of plant­based

medicinals by contemporary populations of Hawai`i. Structured

and unstructured interviews and participant observation in both

community and clinical settings yielded the data for multiple

publications on medicinal plant and food use in Hawaii as part of

an NSF project (1993­1996), as well as part of dissertation

fieldwork.

1992­1999 Participant observation, structured/unstructured interviews of

multilevel marketers of dietary supplements as well as text

analysis of interviews and advertising materials related to those

products. Dissertation research.

II. Specialized Criminal Defense Investigation

2005­present As criminal defense investigator for capital postconviction appeals,

Locate and interview lay witnesses in the investigation and preparation of mitigation evidence and subsequent appellate proceedings. Evaluate and document material and testimonial evidence, coordinate with expert witnesses, and assist attorneys in appellate proceedings.

III. Archaeological Fieldwork

Jan.Apr. 1990 Survey, testing and excavation at various projects on the island of

Guam (Mangilao Golf Course Project; Inarajan Garden House

Project; Hyatt Hotel Project). Director: Roderick S. Brown;

Principal Investigator: Dr. Alan Haun.

Jun.Aug. 1989 Survey and testing of the Parcel A Land Transfer area, Oak

Ridge, Tennessee, for Martin Marietta Corporation. Director:

Charles L. Hall; Principal Investigator: Dr. Gerald Schroedl.

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MaySept. 1985 Processing of flotation samples from and botanist for the Shelby

Bend Archaeological Project, Hickman County, Tennessee (TVA).

Principal Investigator: Dr. Walter E. Klippel.

MaySept. 1984 Excavation at and processing of flotation samples from the Hayes

Site (40ML139) and the Edmondson Bridge Site (40MU423) for

the Columbia Reservoir Project (TVA). Principal Investigator: Dr.

Walter E. Klippel.

MaySept. 1983 Excavation at the Hayes (40ML139), Ervin (40MU174), and

Edmondson Bridge (40MU423) sites for the Columbia Reservoir

Project (TVA). Principal Investigator: Dr. Walter E. Klippel.

MarOct. 1982 Excavation at the Hayes (40ML139) and Ervin (40MU174) sites

for the Columbia Reservoir Project (TVA). Principal Investigator:

Dr. Walter E. Klippel.

MaySept. 1981 Survey and excavation at sites in the Columbia Reservoir

Research Project for the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA the

Leftwich Site; Bench Site; reconaissance survey of the Cedar

Glades; and the archaeological/ geomorphological survey of

Cannon Bend). The author was also involved in a threeweek

phytogeographical survey of Cheek and Cannon Bends. Principal

Investigator: Dr. Walter E. Klippel.

Jul.Aug. 1978 Survey and test excavations on Kiawah Island, South Carolina.

Sponsored by the Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology,

University of South Carolina, for the Kiawah Development

Corporation.Principal Investigator: James L. Michie.

MayAug. 1980 Excavation at Pot Creek Pueblo (TA1), Ft. Burgwin Research

Center, Taos, New Mexico. Field School sponsored by Southern

Methodist University, Dallas, Texas. Dr. Ann Woosley, Director.

MayAug. 1976 Survey and excavation at the Manning Site (38LX50), a

multicomponent site near Columbia, S.C. Field School sponsored

by the University of South Carolina. Dr. Leland G. Ferguson,

Director.

III. Paleobotanical/ Ethnobotanical Research

2005­7 Identification and analysis of paleobotanical materials from

Panamerican Consultants cultural resource management projects

in the state of Florida (multiple projects, ranging from survey to

mitigation; list of selected projects in Appendix I).

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Jan. 1990-Aug. 1992 Analysis of botanical, nonceramic artifactual, molluscan, and nonhuman vertebrate remains from various projects on the islands of Guam (U.S.A.) and Saipan (C.N.M.I.). Sponsored by Paul H. Rosendahl, Inc. (P.H.R.I.), Hilo, Hawaii. Director: Roderick S.

Brown; Principal Investigator: Dr. Alan Haun. (also see

Publications section).

Feb. - Oct. 1988 Analysis of botanical remains from the late prehistoric site 15BR9, Breathitt County, Kentucky. Kentucky May Coal Company, Jackson, Kentucky. Principal Investigator: Calvert W. McIlhany.

Apr. - Oct. 1988 Analysis of botanical remains from the Aenon Creek Project

(40MU493), Maury Co., Tennessee. Transportation Research

Center, University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Principal Investigator:

Charles Bentz.

Oct. 1984 Feb. 1985 Analysis of botanical remains from 36AL228 (the PPG Site), an

historic site in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Sponsored by the

Carnegie Museum, Section of Anthropology. Principal

Investigator: Dr. Verna L. Cowin.

Apr. 1983 Analysis of botanical remains from Hayes Rockshelter (40ML143),

Columbia, Tennessee. Department of Anthropology, University of

Tennessee, Knoxville. Director: Dr. Gary D. Crites; Principal

Investigator: Dr. Walter E. Klippel.

Apr-May 1983 Measurement and statistical analysis of maygrass (Phalaris

caroliniana) caryopses from various sites in Ohio and Tennessee.

Department of Anthropology, University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

Director: Dr. Gary D. Crites.

Feb.-Mar.1983 Analysis of botanical remains from various sites in the Big South

Fork Archaeological Project Area. Department of Anthropology,

University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Director: Dr. Gary D. Crites;

Principal Investigator: Dr. Walter E. Klippel.

Dec. 1982 Oct. 1985 Analysis of botanical remains from Hayes Midden (40ML139),

Columbia, Tennessee. Department of Anthropology, University of

Tennessee, Knoxville. Director: Dr. Gary D. Crites; Principal

Investigator: Dr. Walter E. Klippel.

Nov. 1982 Analysis of botanical remains from Uncle Tom's Rockshelter

(40MU430), Columbia, Tennessee. Department of Anthropology,

University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Director: Dr. Gary D. Crites;

Principal Investigator: Dr. Walter E. Klippel.

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Oct.Dec.1982 Measurement and statistical analysis of modern specimens of hackberry (Celtis spp.) endocarps and archaeological specimens of Celtis from Cheek Bend Cave (40MU261), Columbia,

Tennessee. Department of Anthropology, University of

Tennessee, Knoxville. Director: Dr. Gary D. Crites; Principal

Investigator: Dr. Walter E. Klippel.

Sept.Oct.1982 Coding of data from the 1981 phytogeographic survey of the

Central Duck River Valley, in conjunction with the Columbia

Reservoir Research Project, Columbia, Tennessee (TVA).

Department of Anthropology, University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

Director: Dr. Gary D. Crites; Principal Investigator: Dr. Walter E.

Klippel.

19811989 Processing and analysis of soil samples/ botanical remains from

the Anderson Site (40WM9), a Middle Archaic shell midden in

Williamson County, Tennessee. Principal Investigator: John

Dowd.

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Jan. 2000­present Adjunct Professor/Visiting Asst Prof/Instructor: Department of

Anthropology, University of South Florida, St. Petersburg.

Aug. 1999­Aug 2005 Assistant Professor, Collegium of Comparative Cultures (Dept.

Anthropology), Eckerd College, St. Petersburg, Florida.

Spring 1998­Aug. 99 Instructor, Online Program, Chaminade University, Honolulu, HI.

Course: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology (created and

designed first online anthropology class at Chaminade.

Summer 1998 Visiting Lecturer, AN427 (Cuisine and Society), Dept.

Anthropology, University of Hawai`i, for a series of lectures:

“African Influences on Southeastern U.S. Cuisine.” Instructor: P.

Bion Griffin.

Fall 1996­ present Instructor, Chaminade University, Honolulu. Course: Introduction

to Cultural Anthropology.

Fall 1996­Aug. 99 Teaching Assistant, University of Hawai’I/ Mānoa. Course:

Introduction to Cultural Anthropology. Professor: Dr. Ben Finney.

Spring 1996 Teaching Assistant, University of Hawai`i/Mānoa. Course: Food,

Health and Society. Professor: Dr. Nina L. Etkin.

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Aug. 1990­ Aug. 1992 As Main Laboratory Director for PHRI/Guam, hired, trained and supervised research of up to 10 full­time employees. Conducted guided tours of Laboratory facilities to clients and local school students (elementary through college level). Travelled to area elementary and high schools to give lectures on anthropology and archaeology to students. Supervised the construction of interpretive and educational displays of archaeological materials in

Main Laboratory for public, client, and employee education.

Spring 1986 Instructor in an independent study course in Laboratory Methods

in Paleoethnobotany, Department of Anthropology, University of

Tennessee, Knoxville, Tennessee. Professor: Dr. Charles H.

Faulkner.

Fall 1984 Visiting Lecturer at Knoxville College, Medical Assistant/ Health

Administration Program, Knoxville, Tennessee.

Spring 1979 Instructor in Anthropology 101 (Introduction to Physical

Anthropology and Archaeology) with the University of South

Carolina Department of Continuing Education.

19761977 Lab/ teaching assistant in Human Osteology (undergraduate).

University of South Carolina, Columbia. Professor: Dr. Ted A.

Rathbun

GEOGRAPHIC AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION

Southeastern/ Eastern North America

Micronesia

Hawaiian Islands and Polynesia

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Paleoethnobotany, ethnobotany and ethnopharmacology of North America and the Pacific

Medical anthropology

Transformation/commodification of traditional medicinals in commercial contexts

Archaeology of eastern and southeastern North America

early plant domestication and landscape change in Eastern North America

Origins of Medicinal Plant Use

Prehistoric human ecology

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COURSES TAUGHT/ PREPARED TO TEACH

In addition to the above anthropology courses, I have 5 years’ experience in designing and

teach a Freshman seminar class in the liberal arts (Western Heritage in Global Context). Course

includes a year­long interdisciplinary curriculum focused on the foundations of Western history,

art, philosophy and science, with emphasis on development and assessment of critical thinking,

public speaking and college­level research and composition skills). My particular focus was with

international students.

LANGUAGE SKILLS: Reading, writing, and some speaking ability in Russian, Hawaiian,

German and Turkish.

REFERENCES: Provided upon request

APPENDIX I: SELECTED PROJECTS

PANAMERICAN CONSULTANTS, INC. – TAMPA, FLORIDA 2005­2007

As Laboratory Director, conducted artifact analysis, report preparation and/or artifact curation for

all projects at PCI/Tampa between June 2005­August 2007. Examples of projects include:

TRANSPORTATION

Cultural resources assessment survey for the proposed improvements to SR 811 (Alternate A1A) in Palm Beach County, Florida, for ARCADIS, West Palm Beach, Florida and the Division of Human Resources, State of Florida, Tallahassee, Florida.

Cultural resource assessment survey of the Winter Haven Dock Project Area in Polk County,

Florida, Professional Service Industries, Inc., Tampa, Florida.

Introductory Level Upper Level/Graduate

Introduction to Anthropology Medical Anthropology

Biological Anthropology Evolutionary Medicine (seminar)

Cultural Anthropology Food, Health and Culture (seminar)

Introduction to Archaeology Human Osteology/Paleopathology

Anthropological Linguistics Paleoethnobotany (lecture, field, lab)

Cultural Ecology Ethnobotany (lecture, field, lab)

Introduction to Primate Studies Ethnobotany + Florida Ethnobotany (Spring into

Cultures of North America Summer Course)

Archaeology of SE North America

Art & Cultures of the Pacific

Anthropological Theory

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Archaeological and historical survey of the proposed Lake Patience Road Realignment project corridor in Pasco County, Florida, for Coastal Design Consultants, Inc., New Port Richey, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the County Road 486 Widening from State Road 44 to Forest Ridge Boulevard in Citrus County, Florida, for Professional Engineering Consultants, Inc., Orlando, Florida.

Archaeological monitoring of 600 & 666 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami­Dade County, Florida, for

Terra International Developers, Miami, Florida.

ENERGY

Archaeological Monitoring of the Fuel Line Removal at Egmont Key, Hillsborough County,

Florida, for J2 Engineering, Inc., Tampa, Florida.

COMMUNICATIONS

Archaeological and historical overview for the FL05­046­Pinhead Tower in Taylor County,

Florida, for MACTEC Engineering and Consulting, Miami Lakes, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Bloxham Tower location in Liberty County, Florida,

for MACTEC Engineering and Consulting, Miami Lakes, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Downtown Jacksonville Tower location and lease

area in Duval County, Florida, for EBI Consulting, Clearwater, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the proposed Cutts Tower location in Citrus County,

Florida, for Charlie Dean Towers, Inc., Tampa, Florida.

RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENTS

Archaeological site testing, evaluation and data recovery for the Gorgeous Groves property in

Lake County, Florida, for Professional Land Development, Howey­in­the­Hills, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the St. Johns Bend Project Area in Volusia County,

Florida, for Taylor Woodrow, St. Petersburg, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Manasota Beach property in Sarasota County,

Florida, For Taylor Woodrow, St. Petersburg, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Mickler Property in Pasco County, Florida, for the

Ryland Group, Oldsmar, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Shamrock Homes Project Area in Lake County,

Florida, for Shamrock Homes, Inc., Tavares, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Pathways project area in Polk County, Florida, for

Kimley­Horn and Associates, Lakeland, Florida.

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Archaeological and historical survey of the Sherman Wood Ranches project area in

Okeechobee County, Florida, for LBFH, Inc., Okeechobee, Florida.

Archaeological and historical Survey of the Griffin Hills Project Area in Polk County, Florida, for

M/I Homes, Tampa, Florida.

Archaeological and historical Survey of the Anderson Properties Project Area in Sumter County,

Florida, for American Heritage Engineering of Florida, Inc., Ocala, Florida.

Archaeological and historical Survey of the Handcart Heritage Project Area in Pasco County,

Florida, for Engineering Construction Consultants, Inc., Zephyrhills, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Benhke Property in Pasco County, Florida, for

Ryland Homes, Tampa, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Amcope Corp Project Area in Polk County, Florida,

for Nicholson USA Properties, Inc., Altamonte Springs, Florida.

Archaeological and historical Survey of the Diehl Property Project Area in Hillsborough County,

Florida, for Biological Research Associates, Tampa, Florida.

Archaeological and historical Survey of the Willowbrook Project Area in Polk County, Florida, for

Modica and Associates, Minneola, Florida.

Archaeological and historical Survey of the US 19 Resorts Project Area in Citrus County,

Florida, for Civil­Tech Consulting Engineers, Inc., Brooksville, Florida.

Archaeological and historical Survey of the Proposed Cordoba Ranch Project in Hillsborough

County, Florida, for Cordoba Ranch Development, LLC, Tampa, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Tuscany Town Homes project area in Volusia

County, Florida, for Mercedes Homes, Melbourne, Florida.

Archaeological and historical Survey of the Bella Nova Project Area in Polk County, Florida, for

Polyak Development, Inc., Orlando, Florida.

Archaeological and historical Survey of the Fox Project Area in Polk County, Florida, for Polyak

Development, Inc., Orlando, Florida.

Archaeological and Historical Survey of the Triple M Holdings Parcels in Indian River County,

Florida, for Robert Jennings, McKinney, Texas.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Altamonte G & M project area in Pasco County,

Florida, for Altamonte G&M, Inc., Bellaire Bluffs, Florida.

Archaeological and historical Survey of the Valencia Groves Project Area in Manatee County,

Florida, for Ryland Homes, Oldsmar, Florida.

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Archaeological and historical Survey of the Mayfair Project Area in Polk County, Florida, for

Spanish Ridge, LLC/ Feltrim Development, N.A., Inc., Haines City, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Johnson Park project area in Polk County, Florida,

for Kimley Horn and Associates, Inc., Lakeland, Florida.

Archaeological and historical Survey of the Hamm Tract Project Area in Hernando County,

Florida, for Mercedes Homes, Melbourne, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Pallardy project area in Pasco County, Florida, for

King Helie Planning Group, Inc., Hudson, Florida.

Archaeological and Historical Survey of the Toulon Phase 4 Tract Project Area in Hillsborough

County, Florida, for Mercedes Homes, Tampa, Florida.

Archaeological and historical Survey of the Oakhurst Condominium Project Area in Pasco

County, Florida, for ICI Homes, Odessa, Florida.

Archaeological and historical Survey of the Lake Juliana Estates Project Area in Polk County,

Florida, for Landstar Homes, Orlando, Florida.

Archaeological mapping of the Lucke Midden in Sarasota County, Florida, for Strom & Strom,

Realtors, Sarasota, Florida.

Archaeological and historical Survey of the Arlington Hills Project Area in Pasco County, Florida,

for Ripa and Associates, Tampa, Florida.

Archaeological and historical Survey of the Perry and Bradford Project Area in Hernando

County, Florida, for Civil Tech Consulting Engineers, Brooksville, Florida.

Archaeological and historical Survey of the Louiso Property, Sarasota County, Florida, for Brent

Louiso, Sarasota, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Shell Point Project Area in Hillsborough County,

Florida, for M/I Homes, Tampa, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Lake Hideaway Project Area in Hernando County,

Florida, for Metro Development Group, LLC, Tampa, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Enchanted Oaks Project Area in Brevard County,

Florida, for Atlantic Environmental Solutions, Inc., Melbourne, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Lake Grassy Property in Polk County, Florida, for

Taylor Woodrow, St. Petersburg, Florida

Archaeological and historical survey of the Ventanas Project Area in Osceola County, Florida,

for Askey Hughey, Inc., Kissimmee, Florida.

C.V. ­ Anna R. Dixon

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Archaeological and historical survey of the Harvest Creek Project Area in Hillsborough County,

Florida, for Centex Homes, Riverview, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Lago Verde Project Area in Pasco County, Florida,

for Kimley­Horn and Associates, Zephyrhills, Florida.

Achaeological and historical survey of the Columns at Cypress Point project area in Pasco

County, Florida, for ECI Capital, Inc., Marietta, Georgia.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Hamm 50 Project Area in Hernando County, Florida,

for Campo Amaden, Inc., Tampa, Florida.

Archaeological and historical Survey of 16 Acres in Pasco County, Florida, for ECS, LLC,

Orlando, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the HUPA Project Area in Hendry County, Florida, for

Rock Enterprises, LaBelle, Florida.

Archaeological and Historical Survey of the Wire Road and Daughtery Project Area in Pasco

County, Florida, for United Consulting, Norcross, Georgia.

Archaeological and Historical Survey of the Boger Ranch Project Area in Pasco County, Florida,

Boger Ranch, LLC, Lutz, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of two parcels in Pasco County, Florida, for Meryman

Environmental, Riverview, Florida.

Archaeological and Historical Survey of the Franklin Street City Lofts Project Area in

Hillsborough County, Florida, for McNeal Engineering, Inc., Lutz, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Baillie and Rowan property in Pasco County, Florida,

for Rottlund Homes of Florida, Inc., Dover, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Royal Equestrian Ranch Project Area in Lake

County, Florida, for Bio­Tech Consulting, Inc., Orlando, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of a 7.0­acre parcel in Hillsborough County, Florida, for

Meryman Environmental, Inc., Riverview, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Bentwood Subdivision Project Area in Lake County,

Florida, for Shamrock Homes, Tavares, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Gould Property Project Area in Pasco County,

Florida, for Kimley­Horn and Associates, Zephyrhills, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Alafia River Subdivision project area in Hillsborough

County, Florida, for EMK Consultants of Florida, Tampa, Florida.

C.V. ­ Anna R. Dixon

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Archaeological and historical survey of the Ridge Crest 3 Project Area in Hillsborough County,

Florida, for Parkview Homes, Tampa, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Banana Lake project area in Polk County, Florida, for

LPG Environmental & Permitting Services, Inc, Mulberry, Florida.

Archaeological and Historical Survey of 20 Acres in Pasco County, Florida, for Meryman

Environmental, Inc., Riverview, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Links of Hidden Creek, Pasco County, Florida, for

Kimley­Horn and Associates, Inc., Zephyrhills, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Beau Lane Project Area in Pasco County, Florida, for

Biological Research Associates, Tampa, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Triple J Ranch Project Area in Pasco County,

Florida, for Priority Developers, Inc., Tampa, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Savanna Lakes project area in Lee County, Florida,

for Ryland Homes, Ft. Myers, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Mallard Bay Condominium Project Area in Indian

River County, Florida, for MBV Engineering, Inc., Melbourne, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Estates of Portofino project area in Polk County, for

Prime Homebuilders, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.

Cultural Resource Assessment of the South Clayton Street project area in Orange County,

Florida, for Bio­Tech Consulting, Inc., Orlando, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Sampson Grove Project area in Hillsborough County,

Florida, for M/I Homes, Tampa, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Camp Indianhead Crossings project area in Pasco

County, Florida, for Camp Indianhead Crossings, LLC, Tampa, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Deerfield Park project area in Lake County, Florida,

for Knights Lake Investments, LLC, Casselberry, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the proposed King Ranch Project in Hillsborough

County, Florida, for King Ranch Development, LLC, Tampa, Florida.

Archaeological Data Recovery of Site 8IR45 (Head Cove Midden) in Indian River County,

Florida, for Diane and Bansraj Siew, Palmetto Bay, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Scarpo Project Area in Pasco County, Florida, for

Greystar GP, LLC, Irving, Texas.

C.V. ­ Anna R. Dixon

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INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENTS

Archaeological and historical survey of the Temple Terrace Wal­Mart Project Area in

Hillsborough County, Florida, for Kimley­Horn and Associates, Tampa, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Lowes of Lake Wales Flood Plain Compensation

Property in Polk County, Florida, for CPH Engineers, Inc., Tampa, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Fowler Crossings project area in Hillsborough

County, Florida, for the Fowler Crossings Business Park, LLC, Bradenton, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the First United Methodist Church of Lutz project area in

Hillsborough County, Florida, for Planeng, Inc., Pensacola, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Shelly Lakes Mine Renewal Project Area in

Hillsborough County, Florida, for H.T. Mai, Inc., Tampa, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Tampa Groves Borrow Pit Property in Hillsborough

County, Florida, for Tampa Groves, LLC, Edina, Minnesota.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Pasco Town Centre DRI project area in Pasco

County, Florida, for King Engineering Associates, Inc., Tampa, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the New Florida Ventures Pit Project Area in DeSoto

County, Florida, for Weiler Engineering, Port Charlotte, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Four Corners – Lambe Addition project area in

Manatee County, Florida, Mosaic Fertilizer, LLC, Lithia, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Kashi Church Foundation Property in Indian River

County, Florida, for Kashi Church Foundation, Sebastian, Florida.

Archaeological and historical survey of the Kings Road Mine, Levy County, Florida, for

Tarmac/Titan America, Deerfield Beach, Florida.

MILITARY PROJECTS

Archaeological data recovery at 8OK239, Wynnhaven Beach, a Santa Rosa/Swift Creek shell mound on Eglin Air Force Base in Okaloosa County, Florida, for Eglin Air Force Base, Florida (curation).

LOCAL AND STATE GOVERNMENT PROJECTS

Archaeological and historical survey of the Sarasota Rails to Trails Rail Corridor, Sarasota

County, Florida, for Sarasota County, Florida.

Archaeological and Historical Survey of the 5.8­Acre Project Area in Pinellas County, Florida, for

the City of Oldsmar Parks and Recreation Department, Oldsmar, Florida.

C.V. ­ Anna R. Dixon

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Cultural resource assessment survey of the Blackburn Point Property, Sarasota County Florida,

for Sarasota County, Florida.

Archaeological monitoring of contaminated soil removal at Sanibel Island Lighthouse, Lee

County, Florida, for ENSR, St. Petersburg, Florida.

Archaeological monitoring of contaminated soil removal at Boca Grande Rear Range Light, Lee

County, Florida, for ENSR, St. Petersburg, Florida.