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MAC Quest Program Archaeology Month Activities |
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Missouri
Archaeological Society
Spring Meeting
The Annual Meeting of the MAS serves several purposes:
- a chance for socializing with old and new members at the Friday-evening reception and the Saturday-evening banquet
- a chance to purchase publications of the MAS and other organizations
- illustrated lectures on important new discoveries made by professional, student, and amateur archaeologists
- the annual business meeting where new officers are elected and committees report
The Annual Meeting is always held over a weekend to allow for the participation of amateur archaeologists, student archaeologists, and professional archaeologists. The Missouri Association of Professional Archaeologists (MAPA) holds their meeting in conjunction with the MAS.
2009 Annual Meeting
The 2009 meeting was held April 3-5, at the Resort at Port Arrowhead, Lake Ozark, Missouri.
The 2009 event was hosted by the Boonslick Chapter and was attended by over 120 members.
The MAS Annual Meeting was open to members and nonmembers alike.
The Koch Lecturer for the 2009 MAS banquet was Dr. Rolfe Mandel.
Other
Presentations
(abstracts
are availableby contacting the MAS office)
"Shot All to Pieces”: Archaeological Research at
the Lone Jack
Civil War Battlefield (23JA606), Northwestern Missouri
Jim D. Feagins
Through the Window Glass: The Challenge of Establishing Chronology
for
Missouri/Kansas Border War Archaeology
Ann Raab
Mark Twain’s “The Farm” Archaeological Site
Karen Hunt
Preliminary Results of the Archaeological Investigations of the Becky
Thatcher House
Meredith Hawkins
What’s New (and Old) at the South Cape Site
Tamira Brennan
Old Town Ridge: A Fortified Mississippian Village in Northeast Arkansas
Juliet E. Morrow, Shaun McGaha, and Jami J. Lockhart
The Dampier Site (23SL2296): A Buried Mississippian Community Within the Missouri River Bottoms of Chesterfield, Missouri
Joseph Harl
Data Recovery Efforts at Site 23PI1381, Pike County, Missouri
Patrick Trader
Staged Reduction of High-Quality Rhyolite at the Allen Site:
A Late Archaic Workshop in
Southern Madison County, Missouri
Jack H. Ray
Land Locked: A Coastal Perspective on the Settlement of Interior North
America in Clovis Times
Mark Raab
Wah-zha-zhi (Osage) Identity? We Came from the Stars
Andrea Hunter
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Last updated April 2009.
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