Patricia Robins Flint

Background

Flint, Patricia Robins was born on September 30, 1946 in Port Jefferson, New York, United States. Daughter of Harry and Edith (Conklin) Robins.

Education

Bachelor in Mathematics, Western College, Oxford, Ohio, 1968; Master of Arts in Anthropology, U. Montana, 1977; Doctor of Philosophy in Anthropology, U. Oregon, 1982.

Career

Teacher mathematics, Seattle Public Schools, 1968-1970; news director, chief engineer, Station KSWB, Seaside, Oregon, 1970-1972; news director, Station KALE, Richland, Washington, 1972-1973; research assistant archaeological files, U. Montana, Missoula, 1976-1977; archaeologist, Dolores (Colorado) Archaeol. Program, 1982-1983; educational consultant, Anasazi Heritage Center, Dolores, since 1982; principal investigator, Flint Research Associations, Cortez, Colorado, since 1982. Adjunct Professor Adams State College, Alamosa, Colorado, 1983-1988.

Consultant AnasaziEdn. Outreach, since 1982.

Achievements

• Patricia Robins Flint has been listed as a noteworthy Archaeologist, researcher by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Volunteer Anasazi Heritage Center Library., since 1990. Fellow American Anthropological Association. Member Society for American Archaeology, Archaeol.

Institute American, Colorado Council Professional Archaeologists, Colorado Archaeol. Society (editor newsletter 1991, 92).

Connections

Married John Wood Flint, April 14, 1973.

Father:

Harry Robins

Mother:

Edith (Conklin) Robins

Spouse:

John Wood Flint