EXTENDED DEADLINE – Wednesday, August 1, 2007

Council for Northeast Historical Archaeology 2007 Annual Meeting
Call for Papers – Buffalo, New York, October 26-28, 2007

The 2007 Annual Meeting of the Council for Northeast Historical 
Archaeology will be held in Buffalo, New York. Dubbed the “Queen City” 
for its prominence as a 19th-century Great Lakes port, the Buffalo 
region is known for its French, British, and American colonial past as 
well as its 19th- and 20th-century architecture and industrial 
history. Conference events and tours will focus on these elements of 
Buffalo’s history and culture. For more information, see “2007 Annual 
Meeting and Conference” on the CNEHA website, 
http://www.smcm.edu/Academics/soan/cneha/ANNMTG.HTM.

While paper abstracts of all types are welcomed, the program co-chairs 
would particularly like to solicit field reports, illustrating and 
discussing recent field work. Anyone who is interested in chairing and 
organizing a session should contact Elizabeth Peña, 
[log in to unmask] or Sue Maguire, [log in to unmask] All 
presenters will be strictly kept to a 20-minute limit, plus five 
minutes for questions & answers. A computer and projector will be 
provided. 

Students who are interested in participating in the Student Paper 
Competition should review the guidelines on the CNEHA website. 
Deadlines and instructions for submission for this competition are the 
same as those for other presenters, with the addition of proof of 
student status. No late applications will be accepted.

Along with the form (which can be found on the website)(or a header 
including this information), abstracts should be e-mailed in 
MicrosoftWord format to [log in to unmask] or 
[log in to unmask] Abstracts will not be reviewed for 
acceptance until pre-registration fees have been received: $55 US/$62 
CDN, or $25 US/$28 CDN for students with proof of current student ID. 
All speakers must be CNEHA members. Please make fees payable to CNEHA 
and mail to Susan Maguire, 371 Voorhees Avenue, Buffalo, New York, 
14216. If you prefer to send your abstract by mail, please use this 
same address.


ABSTRACTS ARE DUE BY WEDNESDAY, August 1, 2007 and are limited to 150 
words

Those who submit abstracts will be notified about acceptance by August 
10, via e-mail.