6-9 January 2010

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Just because it’s January doesn’t mean we can’t go to the beach!

MAKE PLANS NOW FOR SHA 2010

January 6-9

AMELIA ISLAND PLANTATION near Jacksonville

In BEAUTIFUL, SUNNY FLORIDA!

Where our theme will be:

COASTAL CONNECTIONS: INTEGRATING TERRESTRIAL AND UNDERWATER ARCHAEOLOGY

Amelia Island Plantation (www.aipfl.com) is a 1350-acre (546 hectare) island resort situated between the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway, just 29 miles (46 km) from Jacksonville International Airport. Average temperature in January is a balmy 65 degrees F (18 degrees C).

Conference attendees will experience presentations and workshops on cutting-edge research, techniques, methods, and theory while surrounded by palm trees, heated pools, and beach-side events. Off-site tours will take participants back in time at near-by Kingsley Plantation, Ft Clinch, and St Augustine, the nation’s oldest continuously occupied city dating to 1565 (and you thought Jamestown was historic). Did we also mention the archaeology-themed Drinks of the Day?

Students! Be sure to bring your university ID cards for daily specials on food and beverages. Student groups are welcome and room or villa sharing is a great financial option while attending the SHA Conference.

This is one conference you don’t want to miss.

Introducing the 2010 Conference Committee:

Conference Details & Files: