SHA Newsletter Blog, Winter 2020
Patricia Samford, Director, Maryland Archaeological Conservation Lab You’re just home from the SHA conference in Boston and you are quite frankly, all “archaeologied-out”. There was lots of catching up with…
Society for Historical Archaeology
#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…
#SHA2016: Tips for Getting Around D.C.
Good morning SHA members! As you all know by now, online registration for #SHA2016 is open. Online registration for #SHA2016 ends December 18, so be sure to register! As we…
#SHA2016 Registration is OPEN!
Good morning SHA members! Autumn is moving fast, and we hope you are gearing up for #SHA2016!For #SHA2016 conference details, please follow this link.To register for #SHA2016 conference, please follow…
Autumn is here! #SHA2016 registration is near….
Good afternoon SHA members! Autumn is here, and registration for #SHA2016 begins next week! Be sure to mark your calendars for next Thursday, October 1. For general #SHA2016 conference details,…
#SHA2016 Ethics Bowl: Let’s Get Ethical!
Good morning SHA members! For this week’s #SHA2016 conference post, Jade Luiz, graduate student at Boston University, discusses the upcoming #SHA2016 Ethics Bowl. Please read below to learn more! As…
Alexandria Archaeology: The City of Alexandria’s Archaeological Protection Code turns 25!
In this week's #SHA2016 Conference blog post, on D.C. area archaeology, we take a look at Alexandria Archaeology! This is a season of anniversaries as the City of Alexandria's Archaeological…
Archaeology on a Shoe-String in the District of Columbia: An Introduction to the DC Historic Preservation Office
The District of Columbia is a strange political entity and our unique status has unexpected effects on local archaeology. But that makes it a perfect place to focus on the…
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…