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Threats to Our Underwater Cultural Heritage

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Changing Courses for Archaeology in Louisiana’s Bayous

Historic Shipwrecks of The Red Sea

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Using Machine Learning and Spatial Statistics to Measure the Geometric Structure of Archaeological Spaces

February 2023 (3)

Drowning in the Drink: Climate Change and the Threat to Coastal Moonshine Still Sites

Historical Archaeology and the New Political Landscape in 2023

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North Carolina Archaeological Sites – Approaches to Handling Climate Threats

Heritage (Professionals) at Risk

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Virginia’s Inland Waters Heritage Risk Assessment and Survey

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Historical Archaeology volume – Religious Communities, Religious Landscapes

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Heritage in the Eye of the Storm—Hurricanes, Coastal Erosion, Sea Level Rise and the State of Coastal & Maritime Archaeology in the North Carolina Coastal Plain

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The South Carolina Archaeological Archive Flood Recovery Project

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Shell Middens: Heritage at Risk on the Maine Coast

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Working with the Halcyon Collection 2: Applying for Major Dissertation Grants with a Collections’ Project

2021 Past Presidents’ Student Reception on Careers in Federal, State, and Local Agencies

“But underwater archaeology is already underwater…”

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Interpreting the 2020 Election: What the Results Mean for Historical Archaeology

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Interpreting the 2020 Election: What the Results Mean for Historical Archaeology

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August 2020 (1)

Working with the Halcyon Collection, Part 1

Announcing the People, Fire, and Pine Research Project

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February 2020 (2)

“Historical Bioarchaeology” – A new thematic collection to be published in Historical Archaeology

SHA Newsletter Blog, Winter 2020

January 2020 (4)

Warm Your Heart and Support the Society for Historical Archaeology

9 Tips for Navigating the Archaeology Academic Job Search Without Losing Your Mind

Partners in Preservation: The Texas Archaeological Stewards Network (TASN)

The Balance Sheet Will Define our Legacy

December 2019 (3)

Rethinking the Archaeology of Capitalism: New Collection in Historical Archaeology

Building Arguments for Contemporary Relevance at SHA2020

Exploring the Submerged History of St. Augustine

September 2019 (1)

The Importance of Childcare Support Networks for Archaeologists

August 2019 (2)

Wrecks in the Sand: The Potential Relationship Between Beached Shipwrecks and Climate Change

New Thematic Collection – Excavating ‘The Garden of the North’: Five Centuries of Material and Social Change in Western Massachusetts

Archaeologists Working with High School Students

Branding, Buy-in, and Archaeology Partnerships

How to Publish Your First Journal Article

Caught in a Bad Romance

New Thematic Collection on “Disrupted Identities: Colonialism, Personhood, and Frontier Forts”

There is Power in Numbers: If Archaeologists Don’t Meet with Elected Officials, Someone Else Will!

February 2019 (2)

African American Burial Grounds Network Act

The Dredge Florida: Impacts of Larger Storms on Submerged Resources

November 2018 (2)

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New Thematic collection – Intimate Archaeologies of WWII

Interpretive Sins

Dynamic Coasts and Immovable Cultural Resources

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Public Archaeology at the Presidio of San Francisco

Disappearing Heritage

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Ceramics Identification is Clear as Mud

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#SHA2018 Session: How to Advocate for Archaeological Preservation in the New Political Climate

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New Thematic Issue of Historical Archaeology: The Mardi Gras Shipwreck Project

What’s the Role of Archaeology in Education Curricula? Project Archaeology: Investigating a Shotgun House

Transitioning from Student to Faculty Member

Excavating Academic Professionalization

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Historic Preservation Advocacy Week –Advocating on Capitol Hill

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February 2017 (1)

Regional Introductions in Historical Archaeology

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Roundtable Luncheons at the 2017 SHA Annual Conference – Fort Worth, Texas | January 4-7, 2017

50 year SHA online exhibit

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Workshops at the 2017 SHA Annual Conference – Fort Worth, Texas | January 4-7, 2017

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What’s the Most Interesting Thing You Found? Thinking about How Archaeologists Communicate with the Public

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Georgia Exempts State-Funded Road Projects from GEPA

Your First Drone: Basic Considerations and Best Practices for Drone Use in Public Outreach

A Counter-Map of Setauket, New York

Time Traveling in Delaware State Parks

New Thematic Issue of Historical Archaeology: Current Research into the Archaeology of American Landscapes

New Philadelphia as a Possible National Park Site

An Undergrad in A World of Professional Conferences

An Undergrad in a World of Professional Conferences

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An Undergrad in the World of Professional Conferences

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Food, Community, and Archaeology in Roxbury, Massachusetts

Why programs like “Battlefield Recovery” show that archeologists’ work with the media is far from done

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Our Challenges and Mission

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Equity (Issues) for All, Historical Archaeology as a Profession in the 21st Century

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Meet a Member: Alasdair Brooks

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#SHA2016 Tips for Your Stay in D.C.!

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Writing for Historical Archaeology – Part 3. Research Articles

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October 2015 (5)

Recognizing, Reassessing and Reconstructing European Maritime Cultural Landscapes from the Late Neolithic to the 20th Century

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Writing for Historical Archaeology – Part 2. Thematic Issues

Time to Register for the #SHA2016 Conference!

Your Chance to Weigh In! NPS Revising U.S. World Heritage Tentative List

September 2015 (7)

Management Challenges, Public Relations, and Professional Issues

New Articles from Technical Briefs in Historical Archaeology

Autumn is here! #SHA2016 registration is near….

Five Tips for Managing Your Time in Graduate School

New thematic issue of Historical Archaeology: Contemporary and Historical Archaeology of the North

The West as an Edge: The SHA 2015 Plenary

What to do when there’s no to do: The search for public dig alternatives

August 2015 (4)

SHA Mentoring Program

#SHA2016 Ethics Bowl: Let’s Get Ethical!

DRIVE Act: Clearing Things Up

Meet a Member: Michelle Pigott

#SHA2016: D.C. participates in #dayofarch!

Diggers Done Right

#SHA2016 Conference: Let’s Trend from the Field!

7 Archaeological Things to See and Do in Washington D.C.

5 Archaeological Things to See and Do in Washington D.C.

Publication in just…. How many easy steps?

Archaeology in the Community: Stepping up and Reaching out

New HA Thematic Issue: The Archaeology of Chinese Railroad Workers in North America

Reflections on Archaeology in the District of Columbia

SHA at the National Council for the Social Studies Conference

#SHA2016 Call for Papers!

Contact your Representatives to Maintain the NHPA

Maryland Historical Trust and the “Archeological Synthesis” Project

Florida Archaeology Month is Upon Us!

Alexandria Archaeology: The City of Alexandria’s Archaeological Protection Code turns 25!

Writing for Historical Archaeology

My Artifact Obsession: Colonial Metals

Archaeology on a Shoe-String in the District of Columbia: An Introduction to the DC Historic Preservation Office

Historical Archaeology at George Washington’s Mount Vernon

AMDA and APP: Two Training Programs in Archaeological Metal Detecting

Meet a Member: Jodi Barnes

February 2015 (1)

COME TO PRESERVATION ADVOCACY WEEK IN WASHINGTON, DC!

January 2015 (6)

Who Digs in D.C.?

Comments Sought for New Proposed Rule Concerning the Deaccession of Federally Owned and Administered Collections

Meet a Member: Laura Seifert

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Public Archaeology Happenings in Seattle: What not to miss!

SHA 2015: Countdown to Seattle!

December 2014 (5)

Collections-Based vs. Field-Based Research: A Need for Dialogue

Have You Ever Googled Yourself?: Online Personal Branding for Archaeologists

Putting the Personal in Personal Statements: Tips from a NSF-GFRP Fellow

Meet a Member: Todd Ahlman

Building Massachusetts Archaeology Month

November 2014 (7)

SHA 2015 Seattle: Food and Drink Blog

Gender and Minority Affairs Committee Diversity Field School Competition

Meet a Member: William Moss

Tech Week: Photography in Archaeology

Going Interactive Underwater

Preservation Photography: Roles and Rules

Photographs into Models: Documenting the World Trade Center Ship

October 2014 (4)

SHA 2015 Seattle Preliminary Program Part 2: Roundtable Luncheons and Public Archaeology Session

SHA 2015 Seattle: Preliminary Program

Public Service Announcements and Archaeology: Protecting WWII-Caves in Saipan

SHA’s New Professional Membership Category

September 2014 (2)

Seattle: A Changing Landscape

Meet a Member: Allison Bain

August 2014 (3)

Meet a Member: David Landon

SHA’s INVITE YOUR LAWMAKER DAY IS AUGUST 20!

An Interview with Connecticut’s (former) State Archaeologist

Meet a Member: Paul Avery

SHA Storms the Hill!

SHA 2015: Seattle, Washington

A Very Busy May for Governmental Affairs

Meet a Member: John Littlefield

APTC: Job Fishing in the Digital Sea

Diggers: making progress

Congressional Attack on National Science Foundation Funding: FIRST Act Moves To Next Phase

SHA 2015 Seattle, Washington (January 6-11, 2015): Call for Papers!

Archaeology Education at a Crossroads

Meet a Member: Barbara Heath

Connecting with the connectionless, or: How I stopped worrying and came to terms with the Snowbirds

Nazis, Ethics and Tolerance

Preserving Black Heritage in London, Ontario: The Fugitive Slave Chapel (1847-1869)

February 2014 (1)

Coming Soon to an Inbox Near You: 2014 Members Needs Assessment Survey

January 2014 (4)

Virtual Worlds as Venues for Public Archaeology

Ethics: Who Decides?

Top 10 Public Archaeology opportunities at SHA 2014

Last minute information for #sha2014: language, museums, ice hockey …

December 2013 (6)

What the Tech…?!

#SHA 2014: Social Media at the SHA Conference

It Takes a Village to Build a Trail

#sha2014, Getting Ready for Quebec: Advice for Session Chairs

At a Glance: Student-focused Activities at the SHA 2014 Conference

Panel Session Topic: “Training Historical Archaeologists in the 21st Century: Does Theory Matter Anymore?”

November 2013 (4)

18th Annual Archaeological Photo Contest in Quebec

Fall 2013 SHA Newsletter

Register for the SHA’s First Student Ethics Bowl

Engaging the Community in Local Archaeology through a Friends Group

October 2013 (6)

Historical Archaeology, the NSF, and Why Archaeology Matters

Workshops at Quebec City, Part 3

Response to Eric Cantor and Lamar Smith

Workshops at Quebec City, Part 2

Archaeological Personalities and the Profession’s Future

Workshops in Quebec City, Part I

September 2013 (4)

From the Society for Historical Archaeology’s Governmental Affairs Counsel

The Future of the Past: Using 3D Replicas for Public Archaeology

Public Outreach: anytime, anywhere

Student Volunteers at SHA Québec 2014

August 2013 (4)

Understanding Cemeteries through Technical Applications: An example from Fort Drum, NY

Examining Space of a Resting Place: GIS of a New York Cemetery

Application of Advanced Technologies in Excavation, Analysis, Consultation, and Reburial: The Alameda-Stone Cemetery in Tucson, Arizona

Mortuary Analytics on US Army Garrison, Fort Drum, NY

Hands-On History

Help the Society for Historical Archaeology make an impact on the Hill

Learning Public Archaeology: Experiences and Challenges from a University-Based, Long-Term Initiative

Webinars: A New Frontier in Archaeological Training

Toward a Dynamic—and Virtual—Public Archaeology

Have you submitted your presentation? Four weeks left…

New Books for Review

A Student’s Perspective on the 2013 SHA Conference

Why historical archaeology should pay attention to the Occupy movement

The Primal Fear: Historical Archaeology and De-Accessioning

Why YOU should come to Québec in 2014

Online abstract submission is open for 2014 conference!

Enhancing our space with a sense of place

The 2013 Spring SHA Newsletter!

Support for students at the 2014 Conference

Open Minds, Clearer Signals – Metal Detectorist and Archaeologist Cooperation Takes Another Step

Support the Historic Preservation Fund

Where to go in January 2014: Quebec City

SHA Québec 2014: Preliminary Call for Papers

Historical Archaeology will be Televised: Ethics, Archaeology, and Popular Culture

The Fight for Historical Archaeology in the 113th Congress

February 2013 (4)

New Historical Archaeology Issue: Current Research in South America

Ten Take-Aways from SHA Public Day 2013

An invitation to participate in Military Archaeological Resources Stewardship

National Geographic’s Diggers: is it better?

January 2013 (2)

Diversity and Difference in SHA

Archaeology Education Clearinghouse and the National Council for the Social Studies Conference, Seattle, WA

December 2012 (4)

If You’re a Student in Leicester!

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Legislation to Protect the Titanic Moves Forward

Defining a Global Historical Archaeology

November 2012 (6)

Archaeologists Anonymous at SHA 2013

Navigating the Field: Education and Employment in a Changing Job Market

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Carry the One: Archaeology Education at a Math Teachers’ Conference

Historical Archaeology in Central Europe

Teaching and Teaching Portfolios in the Academic Job Search

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Living Archaeology Weekend

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The World Archaeological Congress, January 14-18, 2013

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Missed Opportunities: Engaging Adults at Public Archaeology Days

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National Archaeology Day 2012

Mothballing Heritage: Closing the Georgia State Archives

Tech Week: Underwater and Public Archaeology

Sharing the Global Shipwreck

Technology, Outreach, and Marine Archaeology in the Deep Sea

The Reconstruction and Conservation of Belle

What Purposeful Public Engagement Means for Archaeology

SHA 2013: Support the Conference!

Workshops at Leicester

Register Today for October’s Historic Preservation Conference in DC!

How to Communicate about Your Work

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SHA 2013: Opportunities for volunteering and floorspace

SHA 2013: Coming and Going

“I Remember, I Believe”: A Documentary

Diversity and Anti-Racism in the Society for Historical Archaeology

Archaeology and the Community

SHA 2013: From Kampala to Leicester

National Geographic’s Diggers Redux

Surviving the Academic Job Talk

Critical Heritage, African Diaspora Archaeology and the Moment When My Eyes Were Opened.

Historical Archaeology 46(1): New Journal and New Design!

SHA 2013: Kibworth, Leicestershire, and the Story of England

Teaching, public archaeology, and miscellaneous intersections

SHA 2013: Gender and Minority Affairs Committee Travel Award

The Day of Archaeology 2012

Too Historic To Fail

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Wikifying Historical Archaeology

SHA 2013: Exhibiting at the Archaeology Market Place

Tech Week: Online Databases and Data Sharing

Primary Archaeology data for non-archaeologists?

Will today’s graduate training in Historical Archaeology predict the future of digital research archives?

Parks Canada Cuts

School’s Out for Summer: Explore Arcadia Mill

SHA 2013: More Calls for Papers

Ed and Judy Jelks Student Travel Award

The SHA Guide to Higher Education

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Nordic TAG 2012: Archaeologies in Northern Europe

A Mixed Methods Approach to Digital Heritage in Rosewood, Florida

Historical Archaeology and the Importance of Material Things

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Maryland Archaeology and the Certified Archeological Technician Program

Establishing the Society of Black Archaeologists

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An Interview with Dr. Liza Gijanto, 2012 Kathleen Kirk Gilmore Dissertation Award Recipient

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Connecting Communities with Their Past: Maryland’s County Archaeological Exhibit Project

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A New LinkedIn Group for SHA Members

Making Historical Archaeology Visible: Community Outreach and Education

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Host a Workshop in Leicester!

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Digging our own graves? A suggested focus for introducing archaeology to new audiences

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More Teaching Moments: National Geographic Television’s “Diggers”

The Ethics of Historical Archaeology

Race and the SHA

Knowing What We Don’t Know: Challenging the Conventional Narrative in Search of Virginia’s Colonial Plantation Landscapes

SHA 2013: Accommodation in Leicester

LiDAR: Pushing the bounds of a technology or using what we have effectively?

3D Artifact Scanning @ VCU Archaeology

Networking After the Conference: Suggestions for Students

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Fort McHenry Public Archaeology Day at SHA 2012

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CHAT 2011 and contemporary archaeology in the US

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The Archaeologies of Poverty: New Historical Archaeology Volume 45, Number 3

Considering Public Archaeology in the Long Run: Capacity Building, Sustainability, and (sometimes) Closing Things Down

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