Society for American Archaeology 84th Annual Meeting, Albuquerque, NM (2019)

Part of: Society for American Archaeology

This collection contains the abstracts from the 2019 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 84th Annual Meeting was held in Albuquerque, NM from April 10-14, 2019.

Site Name Keywords
Deir el-Medina • Kipp Ruin • LA 153465

Site Type Keywords
Domestic Structure or Architectural Complex

Other Keywords
Historic • Cultural Resources and Heritage Management • Zooarchaeology • Ancestral Pueblo • Material Culture and Technology • Ceramic Analysis • Maya: Classic • Survey • Ethnohistory/History • Lithic Analysis

Culture Keywords
Ancestral Puebloan • Mogollon • EGYPTIAN • EGYPT • New Kingdom Egypt

Investigation Types
Collections Research • Architectural Documentation • Heritage Management

Material Types
Ceramic • Fauna

Temporal Keywords
Prehistoric • Pueblo I-II • New Kingdom Egypt • Georgetown Phase

Geographic Keywords
North America (Continent) • United States of America (Country) • USA (Country) • United Mexican States (Country) • Belize (Country) • Arizona (State / Territory) • Republic of Panama (Country) • Netherlands Antilles (Country) • Aruba (Country) • Utah (State / Territory)

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  1. Lucayan Burials in the Bahama Archipelago (2019)
  2. Lucayan Stone Celts: A Preliminary Overview of Style and Typology (2019)
  3. Luis Alberto Borrero South-North Drift, Multiple Markers for the Archaeology of Tierra del Fuego and the Fueguian Archipelago (52º-56º S) (2019)
  4. Luis Borrero´s Model of Peopling of Patagonia: Some Examples of his Application in Lithic and Mobility Studies (2019)
  5. Lunar Power in Ancient Maya Cities (2019)
  6. A Macroarchaeology Approach: How Can Archaeology Make Novel and Useful Contributions to Evolutionary Theory? (2019)
  7. Macrobotanical Perspectives on Earth Oven Use in the Lower Pecos Canyonlands, Texas (2019)
  8. Made in a Marketplace: A Comparison of Stone Tools Crafted from Local and Non-Local Raw Materials in Classic Maya Marketplaces of the Mopan River Valley, Belize (2019)
  9. The Magdalenian-Azilian Transition: Contributions from the Rocher de l’Impératrice Rock-shelter (Brittany, France) (2019)
  10. The Magnetic View of a Princely Landscape (2019)
  11. Magnetometry Survey at the Mann Site: A Rich New Dataset on Hopewell Ceremonialism (2019)
  12. Magnolia Grove: A Comparative Study of Plantation Landscape and Architecture (2019)
  13. Mahan Political Economy: Evidence from Ceramic Geochemistry (2019)
  14. Main Street and the Central Square: An Examination of Spatial Decision-Making and the Frontier Narrative in the Alsatian Towns of Texas (2019)
  15. Maine Midden Minder Network: Collaborating to Save a Cultural Resource (2019)
  16. Maize Pollen but No Hippos: Alan Simmons' Contributions to our understanding of the Adoption of Agriculture in the U.S. Southwest (2019)
  17. Maize, Womanhood, and Matrilineality: A Study from the Mississippian Site of Moundville, Alabama (2019)
  18. Major Implications of the Dating Iroquoia Project: Rethinking Coalescence, Conflict, and Early European Influences in the Lower Great Lakes Region (2019)
  19. Making a Homeland and Navajo Cultural Landscapes (2019)
  20. Making a Meal at the Late Moche (AD 600-850) Site of Wasi Huachuma, Peru (2019)
  21. Making and Breaking Boundaries in the American Southwest (2019)
  22. Making Archaic Snaileries out of Shell Heaps: Human Behaviors and Ecological Niches (2019)
  23. Making Geospatial Data FREELY Accessible: Potential for Crowd-sourcing, Site-monitoring, and Multimedia Data Archiving (2019)
  24. Making Kin out of Stone: Production of Landscape and Collectivity in Ancient Peru (2019)
  25. Making Place: A View from Northwestern Belize (2019)
  26. Making Public Archaeology More Public (2019)
  27. Making Sense and Divining Senses: Maya Royal Courts and Communities (2019)
  28. Making the Invisible Visible or How Culture History Can Have An Impact (2019)
  29. Making the Walls Talk: Rock Art and Memory in the American Southwest (2019)
  30. Making Voices Heard: Archaeology as Community Engagement (2019)
  31. Mammalian Enamel Stable Isotopic (δ13C, δ18O) Evidence for Environmental Change during the MSA-LSA Transition at the Kisese II Rockshelter, Tanzania (2019)
  32. Managing Between Earth and Sky: Forested Landscape Cultural Resource Management in the Jemez Mountains (2019)
  33. Managing Forests in the 19th and Early 20th Century Bovese (2019)
  34. Managing the Current Mass Extinction for Human Populations (2019)
  35. Managing the Effects of Climate Change and Foraging Risk through Dietary Portfolio Diversity, an Example from 13,000 years of Human-Environment Interactions on the Great Plains of North America (2019)
  36. Managing the Navajo-Gallup Water Supply Project: A Federal Archaeologist's Perspective (2019)
  37. Manufacture of Late Neolithic Pottery from the Southern Balkans: An Integrative Approach (2019)
  38. The Many Meanings of Red: Ochre Use through Time in Southern Africa (2019)
  39. Mapping Faunal Data to tDAR Ontologies to Address Data Comparability and Archaic Period Use of Animals in the Interior Eastern United States (2019)
  40. Mapping Lithic Surface Scatters with Drones (2019)
  41. Mapping Obsidian Exchange Networks in Central Mexico from the Late Postclassic Periods (900-1519CE) (2019)
  42. Mapping of Ancient Managua, Nicaragua using GIS (2019)
  43. Mapping Terraces, Mapping Agricultural Practice in the Lake Titicaca Basin, Peru (2019)
  44. Mapping the Ancient City of Chichen Itza, Yucatan, Mexico (2019)
  45. Mapping the Maya Hinterlands: A LiDAR-Derived Approach to Identify Small-Scale Features in Northwestern Belize (2019)
  46. Mapping Unmarked Graves in Remote Australian Aboriginal Communities (2019)
  47. The Marginal Utility of Inequality (2019)
  48. Marginality and Opportunity in the Deserts of Chicama, Peru: Perspectives from Integrated Archaeology, Remote Sensing, and Paleoclimatic Analysis (2019)
  49. Marine Foragers at the Top of the World: Zooarchaeological Analysis of a Thule Period Small Site at Uivvaq, Alaska (2019)
  50. Maritime Archaeological Collections and Public Engagement in Florida: An Ocean of Opportunity (2019)
  51. Maritime Archaeology and Slavery in Mauritius: Le Coureur Shipwreck (2019)
  52. Maritime Mobility during the Western Mediterranean Iron Age (2019)
  53. Maritime to the Max: The Keys to Success for Small Island Populations in the Caribbean (2019)
  54. Marxism in Chinese Archaeology (2019)
  55. Matacanela in Its Regional and Cultural Context (2019)
  56. Material Culture and Technological Innovation in Colonial Soconusco, Chiapas, Mexico (2019)
  57. Material Culture Associated to Elite Females in 16th Century Puerto Rico (2019)
  58. Material Culture in Pambamarca Ecuador: Comparing Finds from Two Inkan Fortresses (2019)
  59. The Material Culture of Maroon Communities in the Early Circum-Caribbean (2019)
  60. Material Properties, Sensory Experience, and Production Techniques in Early Chinese Bronze Casting (2019)
  61. Materiality and Memory: Understanding the Clandestine Movement of Child Migrants along the U.S.-Mexico Border (2019)
  62. Materiality of Amerindian Human Bodies in the Mouth of the Amazon River: Life and Death at the Curiaú Mirim I Site, Around the Second Millennium AD (2019)
  63. The Materiality of Authority: I7th Century Native Leadership in Colonial New England through the Lens of Value Theory (2019)
  64. The Materiality of Human-Animal Relationships: Animals as Hides, Furs, Fibres, Sinew, and Tools (2019)
  65. The Materiality of Migration (2019)
  66. The Materiality of Movement and Rhythm in Sajama, Bolivia (2019)
  67. The Materialization of an Inka Colonial Landscape: Exploring the Road Network in the Camata-Carijana Valley (2019)
  68. Materializing the Incarceration of Japanese Americans during WWII (2019)
  69. Materials Preparation and Procurement at Cochasquí as Indicators of Social Organization (2019)
  70. Mauritian Indenture in the Indian Ocean (2019)
  71. Maya Archaeological Heritage: Ethical and Methodological Challenges from the Mexican Practice of the Discipline (2019)
  72. Maya Butchers in Santiago de Guatemala: A Technological Analysis of the Disassembling of Cattle in Colonial Guatemala (2019)
  73. The Maya Cranial Photogrammetry Project: A Look at Ethics and Best Practices (2019)
  74. Maya Funerary Practices and Their Significance in Reproducing and Maintaining Social Status and Identity: Evidence from Copan, Honduras, and Palenque, Mexico (2019)
  75. Maya Inequality at Caracol, Belize: District-Level Urban Analysis within a Garden City (2019)
  76. Maya Paleoethnobotany and La Milpa: Evidences from Northwest Belize (2019)
  77. Mazapan Style Figurines at El Palacio: What Significance for The Early Postclassic Interregional Interactions in Northern Michoacán? (2019)
  78. The McKean Complex Occupation in the Sunlight Basin, Northwest Wyoming: An Updated Assessment of Cultural and Geological Stratigraphy at Site 48PA551 (2019)
  79. Measuring Change in the New Mexican Early Spanish Colonial Period: A View from the Isleta Pueblo Mission Convento Fauna (2019)
  80. Measuring Lithic Complexity from the Lower Paleolithic through the Late Holocene (2019)
  81. Measuring Seasonality in Codakia orbicularis Clams from Lucayan Sites in the Bahamas (2019)
  82. Meat and Potatoes: A Mixed 7,000-Year-Old-Diet (2019)
  83. Medicinal Plant Use in Southeast New Mexico: Botanical, Ethnobotanical and Archaeological Evidence (2019)
  84. The medieval Basque iron industry, cultural traits in technological traditions (2019)
  85. Medieval Transylvanian Church Burial Patterns and Demographics (2019)
  86. Medio Period Borderland Dynamics at 76 Draw (2019)
  87. Megafauna 101 for Archaeologists (2019)
  88. Memes of Hohokam Pottery: the Spread of Ceramic Traditions from the Middle Gila River, Arizona (2019)
  89. Memories of the Past and Its Impact in the Present: Conceptions and Misconception of the Irish Immigrant Experience in the United States (2019)
  90. Memory and Resilience after the Collapse of the Wari Empire: Analysis from the Remains of Home and Funerary Contexts (2019)
  91. Memory-Dependent Practices at a Chaco Outlier: Insights from the Ceremonial Deposition of Shell Ornaments at Salmon Pueblo, New Mexico (2019)
  92. Mesa Verde Centers and Regional Analyses: Good Stuff! (2019)
  93. Mesoamerica en la frontera: Understanding Large-Scale Connectivity Using Hohokam and Trincheras Pottery Designs (2019)
  94. The Mesoamerican Laboratory Ceramic Type Collections Project at Harvard University’s Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology (2019)
  95. A Metallurgical Study of Early Bronzes from Northern Vietnam: Some Thoughts on Methodology, Local Practices and Inter-regional Interaction (2019)
  96. Metamorphosis of the Unique Pueblo III–IV Hokona Site in the El Morro Valley of New Mexico (2019)
  97. A Methodological Challenge: Understanding the Population Dynamics in the Lerma Floodplain through the Case of Tres Mezquites, Michoacan (2019)
  98. Methodological Improvements in Landscape Archaeoacoustics: Exploring the Effects of Vegetation and Ground Cover (2019)
  99. A Methodology for Comparing and Evaluating Seriation Algorithms Applied to Archaeological Data (2019)
  100. Methods for the Application of Structure from Motion (SfM) 3D models for the Recording and Consolidation of Archaeological Architecture. (2019)