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The Society for Pennsylvania
Archaeology, Inc. was organized in 1929 to: Promote the
study of the prehistoric and historic archaeological resources of
Pennsylvania and neighboring states; Encourage scientific research and
discourage exploration which is unscientific or irresponsible in intent
or practice; Promote the conservation of archaeological sites,
artifacts, and information; Encourage the establishment and maintenance
of sources of archaeological information such as museums, societies,
and educational programs; Promote the dissemination of archaeological
knowledge by means of publications and forums; Foster the
exchange of information between the professional and the avocational
archaeologists. Upcoming Events, Activities, and Announcements
Pennsylvania
ArchaeologistVol. 80 No. 1 - Fall 2010 Two Monongahela Sites in Fayette Conty, Pennsylvania, Means "Late Woodland" (CA 1000-1740 CE) Foraging Patterns of the Lenape and Their Neighbors in the Delaware VAlley, Becker An Analysis of Prehistoric Ceramics Found at the Ebbert Spring Site, 36FR367, Powell Richard George's 2008 C14 Dating Project, Tippins and George A Discussion of New Radiocarbon Dates from the Gnagey 3 (36SO55), McJunkin (36AL17), and Household (36WM61) Sites, Means and Tippins Cabela's SPA Artifact Display and Presentations -- Sat. & Sun. Aug. 14-15, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm Location: Cabela's, Hamburg, Pa., near the intersection of Interstate 78 and Pa. Rt. 61 Displays: Events will be of flint knappers, demostrations, answer questions to those who bring in artifacts they need indentified. Many local area artifacts found in Pennsylvania will be on display. Come see a 20 foot dugout canoe like those used by Native Americans in the Susquehanna River from the state museum in Harrisburg, PA. Presentations: Ken Biles will be speaking on Saturday at 11am on Native American Technology. Fred Assmos will be speaking on Saturday at 1pm on Indian Pottery of the Upper Delaware Valley and Sunday at 1pm on the Zimmerman Site and its relationship to Transitional cultures in the upper Delaware Valley of PA. This Week in Pennsylvania Archaeology A new blog about Pennsylvania Archaeology sponsored by the State Museum. http://www.twipa.blogspot.com Now Available! Rock Art of the Upper Ohio Valley by James L. Swauger On CD-ROM In 1974, James L. Swauger published the landmark book Rock Art of the Upper Ohio, which still stands today as the most comprehensive study of Native American petroglyphs in this area. Order information
Sponsor: The Northfork
Chapter 29, Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology
North Fork
Chapter Meeting -- No August meeting
Allegheny Chapter Meeting -- No Aug. meeting Westmoreland Chapter Meeting -- No July meeting
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