Joanna Luke, PhD

I’ve indexed many history books, from ancient history to the twentieth century. Mainly Western, but also East and West Asian.

I’m a member of the local oral history group, and have enjoyed indexing many local history texts from other parts of the country.

I have indexed many film studies texts. Although some of these have been focussed on the Western tradition, others have looked at east Asian and African cinema.

My PhD was in Classical Archaeology, so I am very comfortable indexing archaeological texts.

I trained as a tax accountant (ACA), and have indexed a number of books in the areas of business, accounting and economics.

Quite by chance, I indexed a few books on early years learning at the beginning of my indexing career, and have continued to do so ever since. I am familiar with the concepts and terminology.

I have worked on plenty of environmental texts, mainly focused on the developing world.

A strong amateur interest in psychology has been enhanced by a number of texts in this area, particularly in psychotherapy.

I’ve indexed texts relating both to the UK and the US systems of higher education.

I have a degree and PhD in Classics, and still follow recent developments in the study of the Classical world.

I have a degree and PhD in Classics, and still follow recent developments in the study of the Classical world.

I’m a member of the local oral history group, and have enjoyed indexing many local and family history texts from other parts of the country.

I’m a member of the local oral history group, and have enjoyed indexing many local and family history texts from other parts of the country.

With a degree in Classics, I can read/index in Latin, and can design and build an Index Locorum where necessary

I have a degree in Classics and a PhD in Classical Archaeology (Early Iron Age Greece), and follow recent developments in the study of the Classical world.