Professor Peter Stone : Biography
Professor Peter Stone	As a young child, Peter Stone lost his parents in a tragic accident he witnessed as they set up an exhibit in New London's Museum of Art. His grandfather Nick Ballard refused to adopt Peter, leaving him to the mercies of foster care. Going to university at the age of just sixteen, Peter is an archaeologist, linguist, geologist and anthropologist, with Ph.D's from Prtoprnss University and New London's famed Forerunner Institute. He speaks, reads and writes over 50 languages. A visionary genius who on arriving at the Barba Forerunner Centre, in two weeks, came up with a map to probable Forerunner locations. Something Dr. Catherine Langford's team had failed to do in two years . He has travelled widely to various Forerunner sites, made many discoveries and put forward suggestions which have sent his teams in to new profitable lines of investigations. Professor Stone's work has been so successful, that since arriving at the Barba Forerunner centre two years ago, the centre has quadrupled in size and now manages all Forerunner investigations across the Commonwealth.
Academic Credentials
Ph.D - in Archaeology from University of Prtnoprss Ph.D - in Linguistics from University of Prtnoprss Ph.D - in Geology from University of Prtnoprss Ph.D - in Anthropology from University of Prtnoprss Ph.D - in Forerunner technology from New London Forerunner Institute Ph.D - in History (Forerunners) from New London Forerunner Institute (3202-Present) Acting Science Director IFF (3201-Present) Professor of IFF Centre Barba (3298-3201) Professor of Forerunner investigations New London Forerunner Insitute (3290-3298) Professor of Forerunner studies Prtnoprss