Research
Team
"Sometimes life just gets ahold of you...and you go for a ride"
by
Dixon Spendlove
WATERGLYPH PROJECT MEMBERS
Six dynamic individuals have contributed to this project over the
last seventeen years:
Outdoor photographer, was the first person to make the connection between these glyphs and a navigational system based on historical accounts of early explorers and their of native american guides. Robert first published his theory to the worldwide web in 1997, (http://144.38.20.128/cody/bobby.html)
Former Arizona State Peace Officer, and longtime area resident, is invaluable for his knowledge of native american history, tribal traditiona and Ruin and Rock Art locations. Dixon co-authored the original Waterglyph theory with Robert in 1997.
Webmater & project co-ordinator. His interest in Paleo-Hebraic, Phoenician and Samaritan alphabets has lead to some unexpected connections to the Mid-east.
spendlove@sfcn.org
Director of the GIS/GPS lab at Southern Utah University, has been involved in the project for over five years, doing the original field collection of GPS points. Phone: 435-865-8313 (Office)
maxwell@suu.edu
Senior Project at SUU merged datasets across state boundries, createdv"bowties" and AML's in AutoCad for the rotation to their proper azmuth for each glyph.
ghutch@sisna.com
