Archaeology Wordsmith

Half of an archaeologist's job is the research; the second half is to write and publish a report. There are many occasions when archaeologists can use help in assembling, writing, editing, and publishing their research. That's where Archaeology Wordsmith comes in:  editing and fact-checking reports and papers and editing and writing non-fiction and reference books.

Archaeology Wordsmith is run by Dr. Barbara Ann Kipfer, a research archaeologist who has a PhD in Archaeology from Greenwich University, where her doctoral dissertation became the Encyclopedic Dictionary of Archaeology published by Springer. Dr. Kipfer has also written The Archaeologist's Fieldwork Companion and Dictionary of Artifacts (Wiley-Blackwell) and is a Registered Professional Archaeologist.  Dr. Kipfer has an MPhil and PhD in Linguistics, has worked as a lexicographer for 30 years, and is the author of more than 45 books.