Roger Moore:  

Life After high school I went to college for a little over a year. Then three years in the Army, stationed in various places in the US and in Germany. In 1970 I went back to school and got a BA in Anthropology from OSU. Several years were spent in Tennessee working on TVA dam projects and taking some graduate classes from the Univ. of Tenn. Later I moved to New Mexico to attend Eastern New Mexico Univ. and work on a number of multi-year archaeological projects. When my classwork was completed (received an MA in Anthropology) I moved to Cortez, Colorado to work for the Univ. of Colorado to work on another dam project. While there I married Susan Shelter from Chicago, whom I had met while attending ENMU. Between then (1978) and 1988: We had two daughters; I worked for the Navajo Nation for several years and then for Salmon Ruins Museum doing contract archaeology for energy development companies. In 1988 I started my own archaeological company (Moore Anthropological Research), working in most of the southwestern states. In 2003 I figured I had done about everything exciting in CRM archaeology, so I sold the business and took a job with the Na...Expand for more