#SHA2016 Conference Blog: Year in Review
Good morning SHA members!#SHA2016 is next week (!) and we are all looking forward to seeing you in D.C.! Please contact the SHA staff at hq@sha.org if you have additional questions about your #SHA2016…
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Public Archaeology Happenings in Seattle: What not to miss!
by Sarah E. Miller, PEIC Chair Do I say this every year? There seems to be more public archaeology at #SHA2015 than ever before. Without a strategy in place, there's…
SHA Québec 2014: Preliminary Call for Papers
The preliminary call for papers is now available for the 47th Annual Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology, to be held in Québec City, Canada, from January 8–12, 2014. The…
The Ethics of Historical Archaeology
Virtually all historical archaeologists are fascinated by seemingly prosaic things like ceramics, bones, and buttons because we know that such objects provide historical stories that might otherwise pass completely unnoticed.…
Race and the SHA
It is common for us to feel invigorated by the annual conference, after hearing great papers, discussing innovative ideas, renewing relationships, and embracing a new resolve to do the work…
Fort McHenry Public Archaeology Day at SHA 2012
For the last two years, I have been lucky enough to bring my family along on our cross-country trips to the SHAs. My husband and daughters get to visit with…
The Gender and Minority Affairs Committee
It’s hard to believe that only a year ago the Gender and Minority Affairs Committee (GMAC) reconvened in Austin. Much came out of that collaboration, fueled by the active participation…