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From: Kimberly Wooten <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Tue, May 7, 2013 at 9:40 AM
Subject: SHA Summer Newsletter--Call for submissions


   Greetings,

   For historical archaeologists working in California, Hawaii, and Nevada,
   this in an invitation to submit a short brief on your current research to
   the Society for Historical Archaeology's Summer Newsletter.  *The
   submission deadline for this issue is June 1st*.  Submissions from
   historical archaeologists, both members and nonmembers of the SHA, are
   encouraged.  For further guidelines please see the information attached
   below.  For examples of previous submissions, follow this link
   http://www.sha.org/documents/NewsletterSummer2012final_000.pdf to the
   Summer 2012 issue.

   Please keep in mind that the society's newsletter is published
   quarterly, so if the time is too tight for you to submit for the Summer
   issue, consider drafting a news brief for the Fall issue (September 1st).
    Feel free to send this email on to others who may be interested in
   publishing the results of their research and/or projects in this format.

   Many thanks, Kimberly

   Kimberly Wooten
   Associate Environmental Planner, Historical Archaeology
   California Department of Transportation
   Cultural Studies Office, MS 27
   P.O. Box 942874
   Sacramento, CA 94274-0001
   (916) 651-8168

   *Guidelines for Current Research Submissions*

   All materials submitted to the newsletter should be prepared following
   the Society for Historical Archaeology Style Guide. [this being a link to
   the style guide] Current research contributions should be submitted to the
   appropriate current research editors (see above for geographic/topical
   areas and contact information) and not to the newsletter editor. Other
   submissions should be sent directly to the newsletter editor, Alasdair
   Brooks, at *[log in to unmask]*. Unsolicited material will be reviewed by
   the editor and published or returned as appropriate. All submissions must
   be submitted in an electronic format via email attachment to *
   [log in to unmask]* or to the appropriate current research editor. Text
   should be submitted as a MSWord file, or alternately as a text only or
   ASCII file. Illustrations (drawings and photographs) are encouraged and
   will be used as space allows. All illustrations should be sent
   electronically, preferably in Tiff or Jpeg format, with a relatively high
   resolution (300 dpi or greater). If absolutely necessary, original photos
   or drawings may be submitted and will be returned. Guidelines for Current
   Research contributions:



   Current Research contributions should be related to a single specific
   subject, such as a site or project investigation or a thematic research
   project.
   Each contribution should contain as much of the following information as
   applicable:
      Name and addresses affiliation of project directors and funding or
      administrative agencies.
      Concise statement of the research problems being investigated,
      including:
         goals and purposes for conducting the research;
         geographical location of the research;
         temporal period covered by the research;
         types of material culture remains being investigated.
      Concise statement of the major results of the research, including:
         citation of manuscript and published reports completed;
         information as to the current and projected location of new
         artifact collections created from the research.
      Current research contributions should:
         be identified by state or country, and site and/or thematic topic
         include the name of the contribution(s) writer(s)
            be brief, normally one to two pages in length -- longer
   submissions will be accepted on a space-available basis.




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