Just posting a last call for papers in case anyone else may interested.

“Loudly Bellows the Wave of the Sea Against the Land”: The Archaeological 
Evidence of Hurricane/Cyclone and Tsunami Impacts to Coastal Communities

The human landscape of coastal communities is often at the mercy of the 
seas.  Hurricanes and cyclones are powerful forces that can obliterate a 
landscape through tidal surges, damaging winds, and flooding rains.  Through 
the centuries, around the globe, residents of coastal communities have had to 
choose whether to abandon or rebuild following a storm event.  Tsunamis, 
while not connected to tropical weather patterns, are also capable of altering 
the human-modified landscape of the coast.  This symposium will examine the 
archaeological evidence of the seas’ power to influence community behaviors 
in the wake of natural disaster.