Primitive Institute of Technology

      This is a division of Phoenix Obsidian Designs.   It offers flintknapping classes and much more during the summer at our Grass Valley location.

      Dr. Arizona is a frequent participant on panels and does a flintknapping demonstration each year, as well as maintaining the website. &nbps; In 2007, she will be chairing this convention with the theme Loscon - The Dig, looking at archaeology in science fiction.

      This site has been down awhile due to a upload mistake which replaced it with John DeChancie's website.   It is scheduled to be updated eventually.

      This website holds information about Dr. Arizona's Family and their spread in Northern California.

      These Laboratories are run by Dr. Arizona and serves to investigate Ethnobotanical and Paleoethnobotanical subjects regarding Northern California and Southern Oregon.   The website is currently down and will eventually be redirected to a new server.

      Where Dr. Arizona got her doctorate and learned most of what she knows about flintknapping.   Visit the Lithic Technology Laboratory Website specifically for more information about the lithics program at the university.

      This store is a favorite of Dr. Arizona's in Riverside, CA.   It is a historical and spiritual store which provides all types of herbalist supplies and many other medieval and Renaissance Faire type wears as well.   This year, Dr. Arizona is planning to teach a flintknapping class at the store.   More details to come.

      This site is in honor of Dr. Arizona's friend John DeChancie who is a well-known science fiction writer.

Virtual tours and photography for real estate, income property, new home builders and museums.   The work of Laura Nelson, a friend of Dr. Arizona's.

      This is a site made by Dr. Arizona's Webmastering Services to celebrate her friend's wedding.

      Dr. Arizona belongs to this club which has its clubhouse in North Hollywood, California.   She often spends time during meetings flintknapping in the courtyard on Thursday and Friday nights.   Feel free to drop by some time and join her.

      Dr. Arizona chaired this mini convention in 2005 and was artist guest of honor in 2004.   It is a small gathering at the LASFS clubhouse each spring where she has a dealer's space and often is found flintknapping.

      Dr. Arizona is the volunteer curator of this museum and has designed and executed the construction of displays.   The Museum Gift Shop has many items produced by Phoenix Obsidian Designs.

      Dr. Arizona is the collections manager for this emerging museum in downtown Los Angeles which celebrates the Italian presence in early Los Angeles through the restoration of the 1930's Italian Hall located currently in El Pueblo National Park.

      Dr. Arizona creates and maintains websites both professionally and on a volunteer basis.   If you wish a quote on building your own website, e-mail  Webmaster@drarizona.net.

      A resource of directory information, including yellow and white pages, to find out about the area of Grass Valley.