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THE SOCIETY FOR PENNSYLVANIA ARCHAEOLOGY
76th ANNUAL MEETING APRIL 22-24, 2005 Hosted by the John Shrader Chapter 21 Morgantown, Pa. Symposium Speakers Prehistoric Occupations along Chartiers Run, Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania G. Travis Bercel and Jason Espino, Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology What About Behavior?: Methodological Implications for Rockshelter Excavations and Spatial Analysis Jonathan A. Burns, AXIS Research, Inc./Temple University “New Research on the Late Prehistoric Cultures of Indiana County: The Fleming Site (36IN26)” Beverly A. Chiarulli, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Reexamining Shenks Ferry Slot –Shaped Features Brian Clark, Pennsylvania State University Hostetter’s Bitters: Nineteenth Century Marketing Strategies Verna L. Cowin, Carnegie Museum of Natural History Preliminary Findings from Excavations at a Paleoindian and Early Archaic Site in Blair County. Melissa Diamanti, Archaeological and Historical Consultants, Inc. Cooperation and Negotiation: Local Government and the Public Working Together for Preservation Matt Harris, John Milner Associates Inc., and Rudy Harris, Upper Providence Township The Remarkable Discovery of a Meadowood Cremation in a Far Away Place James T. Herbstritt, Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission In Search of Lost Collections Janet R. Johnson, Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission Pennsylvania Archaeological Data Base for Excavation Inventory and Curation Designed for Novice Archaeologists Jeff Kottmyer, Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology “Archaic Life on a Mid-Channel Island: Preliminary Report of Excavations at 36DA89” James T. Marine and Patricia E. Miller, KCI Technologies, Inc. An Update of Investigations at 36LA1100, a Shenks Ferry Village in Lancaster County Douglas C. McLearen, Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission An Examination of the Paleo-Indian Assemblage Found at Indian Camp Run: An Early Campsite Located Along the Allegheny River in Forest County, Pennsylvania Andrew J. Myers, Carnegie Museum of Natural History and Melinda Moses Myers, Chapter 29, Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology The Late Woodland and the Late Prehistoric from Western Pennsylvania John Nass, California University of Pennsylvania “The Consol Site, What Do All The Postmolds & Features Really Mean?” Robert Oshnock, WAS, Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology Excavations at the Ebbert Spring Site 36FR367: A Multi-component Site Ronald D. Powell, Chapter 27, Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology Quaker Hills Quarry – Using Artifact Distribution to Predict the Location and Character of Features Angela N. Simerly, Dickinson College “Unraveling the Past: An Archaeological Experience” – A Unique Educational Program at Joanna Furnace, Berks County Cathy Spohn, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation and Chapter 21, Charles Jacob and Daniel Hepler, Chapter 21 Reinvigorating Indian Archaeology in the Upper Delaware Valley Michael Stewart, Philip Perazio and Timothy Messner, Temple University If You’re Looking for an Old Furnace, Just Ask ReGis. Noel Strattan and Amanda Shafer Interior Settings in the Lower Lehigh River Valley Watershed and Eastern Portion of the Great Valley: Insights from 36MN296 Jesse O. Walker, Richard Grubb & Associates
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