Blog 2 Columns With Frame – Welcome to the Society for Historical Archaeology

June 22, 2026ByNicole GrinnanAcademic and Professional Training0

How to Write a Syllabus

If you are lucky, while you are still in graduate school, you may have the opportunity to teach a course or two (or more) as primary instructor.

December 17, 2025ByNicole GrinnanPublications0

SHA Special Publication and Author Perspective

Near Annapolis, Maryland, a former tobacco plantation dating to the 1730s holds centuries of untold history. In "Belvoir: An Archaeology of Maryland Slavery," Schablitsky leads readers on an archaeological narrative to unearth the lives and stories still buried there.

April 4, 2025ByNicole GrinnanNewsletter, Publications0

SHA Special Publication and Author Perspective

Tensions between salvors and archaeologists. Questions of what archaeology can contribute beyond the documentary record. These are debates that have bedeviled maritime archaeology for more than half a century. "Wreck Divers and Archaeologists" tackles these issues.

March 4, 2025ByNicole GrinnanPresident's Corner0

A Message from the SHA President

Dear Colleagues: I am writing to you at a challenging time for historical archaeology. As you know, the Society for Historical Archaeology is an international organization dedicated to promoting scholarly research and the dissemination of knowledge concerning historical archaeology. We also advocate for the ethical practice of historical archaeology, and we are committed to diversifying...

February 18, 2025ByNicole GrinnanClimate Heritage Initiative, Heritage at Risk0

Archaeology of Learning in the Little Ice Age

By Marcy Rockman, Lifting Rocks Climate and Heritage Consulting, for the SHA Climate Heritage Initiative Greenland and the US Dept. of Education have been in the news recently, linked by expressions of intent from the US executive for acquisition and dismantling respectively. But new archaeological research has brought together evidence of a deeper bond between the...

February 11, 2025ByNicole GrinnanClimate Heritage Initiative, Heritage at Risk0

Finding Federal Climate Heritage

By Marcy Rockman, Lifting Rocks Climate and Heritage Consulting, for the SHA Climate Heritage Initiative In 2012, as the Obama administration was stepping up its attention to climate change, I was advised to come up with an idea to have in my “back pocket” if the Secretary of the Interior wanted to do something splashy, something...

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