A cool paper might be one trading the dissemination of Drew pipes
throughout Providence.  I'd volunteer to do it, but I think it might be
more in Al's purview.  I know he and Taft are working on something
tracing pipemakers through Virginia.  Just a thought.

Dave

Mechelle Kerns wrote:

>
>
> Hello-
>
> I am laying the groundwork to organize a Session for SHA 2003 (I know
> it is early, but I will busy this summer!). Deadline for submission is
> June 1, 2002.
>
> Theme: "Over Land, Over Sea: Trade During the Colonial Period."
>
> I wish to cover the maritime activities the brought the colonies into
> being and made them grow. I know this is broad, but I feel that trade
> touched every part of colonial life. Therefore, both terrestrial and
> underwater sites can be addressed as well as the historical research
> associated with town settlement and development.
>
> If you wish to participate, please contact me.
>
> I will need to collect (per SHA guidelines) and submit all at once, by
> June 1, 2002:
>
> Your abstract
>
> Copy of your Application Form
>
> Pre-registration fees and paperwork (if you are a student, a copy of
> your ID)
>
>
>
> Please feel free to contact me with any questions. Students are
> welcome (Iím in the death-throws of my dissertation)!
>
> Mechelle Kerns-Nocerito- University of St Andrews, Scotland
>
>
> Mechelle Kerns, M.A.
> Historical Archaeologist
> Anne Arundel County's Lost Towns Project
> Anne Arundel Planning & Zoning
> 2664 Riva Road
> Annapolis, Maryland
> 21401 USA
> Work Phone: 410-222-7441
> Fax Number: 410-222-7255
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