Come and see us at the SAA annual meeting! Researchers and recent alumni from the Ceramic Technology Lab will be presenting on a variety of topics in Washington, D.C. next week.
For more conference information, visit www.SAA.org. A more complete list of FLMNH participation at the SAAs here.
Schedule:
Thursday Morning, April 12
[9] POSTER SESSION ARCHAEOMETRY I Room: Exhibit Hall B South
Time: 8:00 AM–10:00 AM
9-e Neill Wallis, John Krigbaum, George Kamenov and Michael D. Glascock—Pots and People in Motion in Woodland Period Florida
[35] GENERAL SESSION LANDSCAPE AND ECOLOGY IN THE SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES
Room: Lincoln 4
8:00 Isabelle Lulewicz, Neill Wallis and Victor Thompson—Village Aggregation and Native Subsistence Practices at a Middle Woodland Mound Center, Gulf Coast Florida, USA
[51] POSTER SESSION THE CARIBBEAN
Room: Exhibit Hall B South Time: 10:30 AM–12:30 PM
51-c Fraser Neiman, Lindsay Bloch, Jillian Galle and Jeffrey R. Ferguson— Developing Reproducible Methods for Defining and Evaluating Ceramic Compositional Groups Derived from NAA and LA-ICP-MS
51-d Jillian Galle, Lindsay Bloch, Jeffrey Ferguson, Fraser Neiman and Suzanne Francis Brown— Ceramic Manufacturing and Distribution Networks in Early Jamaica: Interpretive Implications of LA-ICP-MS and NAA Analyses on Coarse Earthenwares from 18th-Century Plantation Contexts
Thursday Afternoon, April 12
[81] GENERAL SESSION SOUTHEASTERN NORTH AMERICA FROM PREHISTORY TO THE CONTACT PERIOD
Room: Marriott Salon 3
1:45 Lindsay Bloch and Neill Wallis—Analysis of Surface Treatments on Weeden Island Red Vessels via pXRF
2:15 Amanda Hall—Uncovering the Mystery of the Lamar-like Clay Objects
[84] SYMPOSIUM SHELL MIDDENS: FORMATION, FUNCTION, SURVEY, AND ENDANGERED CULTURAL/PALEOENVIRONMENTAL HERITAGE (Sponsored by GIG)
Room: Washington Room 3
2:00 Thomas Pluckhahn, Kendal Jackson and C. Trevor Duke—In Small Organisms Forgotten: Micro-fauna from Shell Middens at Crystal River (8CI1) and Roberts Island (8CI41) as Potential Proxies for Paleo-climate
[95] POSTER SESSION CERAMIC PETROGRAPHERS IN THE AMERICAS: PROMOTING THE ADVANCEMENT AND APPLICATION OF PETROGRAPHY IN ARCHAEOLOGY
Room: Exhibit Hall B South Time: 2:00 PM–4:00 PM
95-k C. Trevor Duke, Neill Wallis and Ann Cordell—Mortuary Spaces as Social Power: Ceramic Exchange and Burial Practice at Safford Mound (8PI3)
95-l Ann Cordell, Neill Wallis and Thomas Pluckhahn—Ceramic Petrography of Woodland Period Swift Creek Complicated Stamped Pottery in Florida and the Lower Southeastern United States
95-m Zackary Gilmore and Kenneth Sassaman—Clay Resource Variability and Stallings Pottery Provenance along the Savannah and Ogeechee Rivers
Thursday Evening, April 12
[122] SYMPOSIUM AGENT OF CHANGE: THE DEPOSITION AND MANIPULATION OF ASH IN THE PAST
Room: Hoover
8:15 Kenneth Sassaman, Asa Randall and Neill J. Wallis—The As(h)cendant: Cosmological Work of Material Traces of Burning in the American Southeast
Saturday Afternoon, April 14
[278] FORUM COMMEMORATION, MEMORIALS, AND PRESERVATION: ARCHAEOLOGICAL INTERESTS, EXPERTISE, AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Room: Park Tower Suite 8222 Time: 1:00 PM–3:00 PM
Julia Hendon—Discussant Whitney Battle-Baptiste—Discussant Laurie Wilkie—Discussant Uzma Rizvi—Discussant Leland Ferguson—Discussant Lindsay Bloch—Discussant Diane Wallman—Discussant
[301] POSTER SESSION WOODLAND ARCHAEOLOGY Room: Exhibit Hall B South
Time: 2:00 PM–4:00 PM
301-h Mark Donop—Pot Souls and Kill Holes: Weeden Island Ceramics from Palmetto Mound, Florida