Society for American Archaeology 83rd Annual Meeting, Washington, DC (2018)

Part of: Society for American Archaeology

This collection contains the abstracts from the 2018 annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. Most files in this collection contain the abstract only. The Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology provides a forum for the dissemination of knowledge and discussion. The 83rd Annual Meeting was held in Washington, DC from April 11-15, 2018.

Site Name Keywords
23CL199 • Colbert • 22CL806 • Barton • 22CL807 • Vinton • 22CL808 • Cedar Oaks • 22CL809 • 24BE149

Site Type Keywords
Resource Extraction / Production / Transportation Structure or Features • Agricultural or Herding • Reservoir

Other Keywords
Historic • Maya: Classic • Ceramic Analysis • Cultural Resources and Heritage Management • Landscape Archaeology • Zooarchaeology • Material Culture and Technology • Paleoindian and Paleoamerican • Ethnohistory/History • Digital Archaeology: GIS

Culture Keywords
Archaic • Hopewell • Woodland • Ancestral Puebloan

Investigation Types
Collections Research • Data Recovery / Excavation • Methodology, Theory, or Synthesis • Heritage Management • Archaeological Overview • Records Search / Inventory Checking • Environment Research

Material Types
Ceramic • Chipped Stone • Fauna • Projectile Point • Dating Sample • Ground Stone • Macrobotanical • Shell • Hammerstone • Mano

Temporal Keywords
Woodland • Deptford • Pueblo I and II

Geographic Keywords
North America (Continent) • United States of America (Country) • United Mexican States (Country) • Belize (Country) • USA (Country) • Republic of Panama (Country) • Netherlands Antilles (Country) • Aruba (Country) • Republic of Ecuador (Country) • South America (Continent)

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  1. The Lithics of Late Coalition Period Tewa Pueblos: Negotiating Tewa Society in the Rio Chama Valley (2018)
  2. Little Bronze Things: What They Do and How They Do It in the Early Bronze Age in NW China (2018)
  3. Little Ice Age Impacts on Traditional Māori Fisheries: Preliminary Results from North Island, New Zealand (2018)
  4. Livelihoods and Opportunities: Household, Land Use and Landscape Change at Tikal (2018)
  5. Living and Dying on the Fringes of the Sea. The Bioarchaeology and Archaeothanatology of the People of Vista Alegre, Quintana Roo, Mexico (2018)
  6. Living History in the Classroom: An Assessment of an Alternative Teaching Program (2018)
  7. Living in a Contested Landscape: Adapting Settlement Decisions in the Buenavista Valley, Peten, Guatemala (2018)
  8. Living Large at Cerro León: A Comparative Look at Living Spaces in the Early Intermediate Period Moche Valley (2018)
  9. Living on the Edge: Dogs and People in Early New Zealand (2018)
  10. Living Things in the Landscape: Gendered Perspectives from Amazonia (2018)
  11. Lluvias que ocurrieron en el pasado prehistórico del valle de Huamanga en Ayacucho, Perú (2018)
  12. A Local Government and Tribal Collaborative Approach to Cultural Resources Management (2018)
  13. Local Legacy, Local Legend: John White, Youngstown State University, and Fifty Years of Public Archaeology (2018)
  14. Local Origins, Distant Connections: Exploring Prehispanic Macaw Exchange through Radiogenic Strontium Isotope Analysis at Paquimé, Chihuahua, Mexico (2018)
  15. A Local Perspective of Inca Imperial Influence in Coastal Colesuyo of the Southern Andes (2018)
  16. Local Political Economies at Angamuco, Michoacán: Insights from Ceramic Archaeometry (2018)
  17. Local Responses to Global Events: Regionally Distinct Dietary Changes among Eastern African Herders at the Close of the African Humid Period (2018)
  18. Localizing the Narrative of Spanish Colonization in the Philippines (2018)
  19. The Location of the Historic Natchez Villages, Revisited (2018)
  20. The Long and Winding Road: Documenting Historic Transportation Routes (2018)
  21. Long Leaf, Fire and Hunter-Gatherers of the Carolina Sandhills (2018)
  22. A Long Relationship: The Reuse of Monastic Stones after the English Reformation (2018)
  23. A Long Walk from Town: Early 19th Century Landuse in the Territory of Bova (2018)
  24. Long-Distance Human Migration in Late Neolithic China: Isotopic Evidence from Qingliangsi Cemetery (2018)
  25. Long-distance trade in Late Antique Italy: Evidence from the Bova Marina Archaeological Project (2018)
  26. Long-term Survival of Indigenous Cultures in Haiti (2018)
  27. The Longwood Vulnerability, Potential, & Condition (VPC) Assessment Method: A Case Study from a Hurricane Sandy Project in Virginia (2018)
  28. A Look at Local Populations during Wari Expansion: Bioarchaeology and Funerary Contexts at Ak’awillay, Cusco, Peru (2018)
  29. Looking Beyond Teotihuacan in the Art and Architecture of Early Classic Kaminaljuyu (2018)
  30. Looking Closer at Those Dots on the Map: Documenting Mound Sites at St. Croix National Scenic Riverway (2018)
  31. Looking Through Dirty Dishes: The Preliminary Results of a Ceramic Analysis at Pandenarium (36ME253) (2018)
  32. Los Horcones, Offering 1: 3D Imaging, Analysis, and Reconstruction (2018)
  33. Los Horcones, Offering 1: The Archaeology of Music and Ritual on the Pacific Coast of Chiapas (2018)
  34. Los montículos de Conil: Excavaciones recientes en la costa norte de Quintana Roo, México. (2018)
  35. Los Morteros and Pampa de las Salinas: Early Monumentality and Environmental Change in Preceramic Peru (2018)
  36. Los Recursos Culturales del Pasado en la Zona del Oriente: Represa Hidroeléctrica Patuca III (2018)
  37. A Low Technology Approach to Understanding Fremont Ceramic Production (2018)
  38. Low-Density, Dispersed Urbanism in the Tropical World: Some Global Implications (2018)
  39. Loyalhanna Lake: A Geoarchaeological Approach to Understanding the Archaeological Potential of Floodplains (2018)
  40. Lucayan Paleoethnobotany: Dynamism and Stability in the Bahama Archipelago (2018)
  41. Lynne Goldstein: A Pioneer in Public Archaeology (2018)
  42. Macaws on Pots: Images, Symbolism, and Deposition at Homol’ovi (2018)
  43. Machine Learning Species Identification with ZooMS Collagen Fingerprinting (2018)
  44. Machine Learning the Visual Rhetoric of the Trade in Human Remains (2018)
  45. Macro- and Microbotanical Results from Select Archaeological Contexts in the Plaza of the Columns Complex, Teotihuacan, Mexico (2018)
  46. Macro- and Microscopic Effects of Heating in Lithics: Potential Indicators of Human-Controlled Fire? (2018)
  47. Macrobotanical and Pollen Analysis of the Canada Alamosa Project (2018)
  48. "Made Radical By My Own": Acknowledging the Debt Owed to Larry Zimmerman in Radicalizing Me (2018)
  49. Magnetometer Surveys and the Complex Prehistoric Landscape of Poverty Point, Louisiana (2018)
  50. Maize’s Role in the Diets of Late Prehistoric People Living in the Prairie Peninsula (2018)
  51. A Major Hiatus in the Mid-Holocene Archaeological Record of Eastern South America: Reassessing the "Archaic Gap" (2018)
  52. Making Active Learning Practical (2018)
  53. Making an Ancestor at Actuncan: Exploring the Origins, Health, Burial Treatment and Taphonomy of a Late Classic Maya Residential Eastern Structure (2018)
  54. Making and Moving Pottery in the Northern Lake Titicaca Basin, Peru (2018)
  55. Making Andean Houses: A Comparative Case Study (2018)
  56. Making Archaeological Data Publicly Accessible through the Digital Index of North American Archaeology (2018)
  57. Making Bead Makers: Durability and Change in a Community of Practice among the Manteño-Guancavilca of Ecuador. (2018)
  58. Making Change: Currency Use and Social Transformation among the Classic Maya (2018)
  59. The Making of Agro-pastoral Landscape of the Tibetan Plateau: A Zooarchaeological Perspective (2018)
  60. Making Plant Foods in the Early Neolithic: Microbotanical Evidence from Shangshan Pottery (2018)
  61. Making Quality Interpretations in the Ever-Expanding World of Digital Data (2018)
  62. Making sense of a Holy Trinity: the Dioses Narigudos of Classic period Central Veracruz (2018)
  63. Making Stone Tools to Connect with Past People: A Case Study in Active Learning about Lithics with the Fernandeño Tataviam Band of Mission Indians (2018)
  64. Making the Most of Salmon Pueblo’s Enormous Dataset: The SPARC Project (2018)
  65. Making Theory Fun: Combining Archaeological Theory with Active Learning Exercises in Teaching North American Prehistory (2018)
  66. Male Court Dress on Late Classic Maya Vases (2018)
  67. Man and Machine – New Methods for Excavation, Documentation and Reconstruction of 29 Medieval and Renaissance Boat Wrecks from Oslo Harbour, Norway (2018)
  68. Management of WWI Training Trenches in Light of Current Military Training (2018)
  69. Managing Digital Data at the North Carolina Office of State Archaeology: Challenges and Directions (2018)
  70. Managing the Effects of Erosion and Sea Level Rise on Archaeological Sites at Fort Eustis, Newport News, Virginia (2018)
  71. Manifesting the Ghosts of Place through Archaeology and Empathy (2018)
  72. Manihiki & Rakahanga: Archaeological Research on a Dual-Atoll Cluster in East Polynesia (2018)
  73. The Manufacture of Northern Fluted Points: A Production Sequence Hypothesis (2018)
  74. Many Pathways to Stewardship of Oklahoma's Past and Present (2018)
  75. Many Ways of Working: Archaeological Methods at the Arboretum Chinese Quarters, Stanford, California (2018)
  76. The Map Results of an Integrated UAV-Based Remote Sensing Platform in the Northern Yucatán (2018)
  77. Mapping and Spatial Analysis of an Ancient Mixtec Capital in Oaxaca (2018)
  78. Mapping from the Heavens: UAV(Drone) Data Collection at Monte Albán, Oaxaca, Mexico (2018)
  79. Mapping Historical Sacred Spaces in Southern Ethiopia (2018)
  80. Mapping Prehistoric Behavior Patterns at a Lithic Tool Stone Source in the Colorado Desert: Results of Geospatial Analysis at CA-IMP-008/H (2018)
  81. Mapping the Cuzco Ceque System (2018)
  82. Mapping Transience: An Archaeology of Hobo Movement and Placemaking (2018)
  83. Marco Gonzalez, Ambergris Caye, Belize - Evidence for Salt Production (2018)
  84. Margaret Lyneis and the Pottery Traditions of Corn Creek and Ash Meadows in Southern Nevada (2018)
  85. Margaret Weide Lyneis - Archaeologist, Professor, Mentor, Student, and Friend (2018)
  86. Marginal Lives and Fractured Families. The Hidden Archaeology of Household Debt and Instability in Medieval Iceland (2018)
  87. Marine Archaeology’s Influence on Interpretations of Early Modern Warfare, 1975–2020 (2018)
  88. Marine Turtle Consumption: From Ancient Taboo to Conservation Management (2018)
  89. Maritime Archaic Spearpoints: A New Examination of Their Context and Chronology (2018)
  90. Maritime Hunter-Gatherers from Southernmost Patagonia (South America, Chile): Discussing Occupation Intensity and Resource Exploitation Strategies for the Central Strait of Magellan during the Late Holocene (2500 BP – XVIII Century) (2018)
  91. The Maritime Mode of Production: The Role of Seafaring in Bronze Age Societies (2018)
  92. Martha’s Vineyard Beach Economy: Scavenged Seals and Washed-up Whales at the Frisby Butler Site (2018)
  93. The Maryland Archaeological Synthesis Project: One State’s Solution to Archaeology’s Crushing Gray Literature Problem (2018)
  94. Maryland's Josiah Henson: A Tale of Black Resistance (2018)
  95. Material Assemblage and Social Changes in Central Tibet, the Second and the First Millennium B.C. (2018)
  96. Material Collaborators: Making and Unmaking Roman Imperial Power at Trimithis (Dakhleh Oasis, Egypt) (2018)
  97. Material Culture and Chronology at Colha, Belize: Recent Findings and Future Directions (2018)
  98. Material Geographies of Multi-Family Neolithic Households (2018)
  99. The Materiality and Creation of Constructed Space at Etlatongo, Oaxaca, Mexico (2018)
  100. The Materiality of Cultural Resilience: The Archaeology of Struggle and Transformation in Post-famine Ireland (2018)