ANTHROPOLOGIST TO THE RESCUE CURTISS PETERSON IS AN INDEPENDENT ANTHROPOLOGIST WHOSE COMPANY IS CALLED RESCUE.(ISLE OF WIGHT CITIZEN)

From: The Virginian Pilot | Date: April 3, 1996| Author: Mcnatt, Linda | Copyright information

Byline: LINDA McNATT, STAFF WRITER

RESCUE -- CURTISS PETERSON stops time, reads bones and searches for old air.

And he does it all surrounded by his dogs, his plants and his bird feeders in a small workshop brimming with bags and boxes of bones, metal, wood and vats of other objects - soaking.

Peterson, 54, is an independent anthropologist who works mostly by contract. He calls his company simply ``Rescue.''

He left the ``bureaucratic''...

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