I agree that it was a great conference and having it in Williamsburg was 
great (and the weather was amazingly cooperative).
I know it can be hard to organize a conference, having been only 
marginally involved in organizing one.  So I hate to pick nits.  I also 
noticed scheduling conflicts, but that happens in any big conference.  
But I think it is worth raising issues that can be improved next time 
around.  Therefore, I second the comment about including one's 
institutional affiliation.  In the program, it may make the entries long 
and unweildy, but there should be no problem including this information 
in the abstracts, especially if you back to having the abstracts as a 
separate volume (maybe even a larger format 81/5 x 11" size so it is a 
thinner booklet).
People present research not only to disseminate the results, but also to 
represent their instiution or firm, and this information should not be 
slighted.
Melissa Diamanti
Archaeological & Historical Consultants, Inc.