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Sources

The public record behind MJA Life.

This page shows which public sources support the biography, writings, artwork, and archive pages. It is here so readers can see what is established, what is interpretive, and where caution still matters.

Using The Source Library

  • Core identity sources anchor names, dates, article counts, and public life markers.
  • Blog-network sources show how broad the preserved web archive became.
  • Third-party traces confirm public visibility beyond self-published pages.
  • Page notes show which parts of the site each source supports most strongly.

Important Caution

Historical references to mjastudio.com matter as part of the public record, but they should not be read as proof of a current family-controlled site. The archive keeps historical trace and current stewardship separate on purpose.

Core Source Set

The sources that currently carry the most weight.

How Sources Support The Pages

Where the strongest sources land.

Her Story

Pomona, UFO Digest, the Blogger profile, and the first-person article trio support the story page.

Writings and publications

UFO Digest author and contributor pages support article counts, titles, and the preserved public byline.

Works, timeline, and places

CalleValentinus, T.S. Steve Minton, LDS Archaeology, and related blog traces support the artwork and place record.

Research archive

Direct article links, research blogs, and selected outside references support the longer project pages.

Next Step

Read the pages these sources support.

The source library is most useful when it is read alongside the story, writings, artwork, and archive pages it helps explain.