Hi all,
I'd be interested in contributing a paper for a War of 1812 session.  I have been excavating a couple of sites from the western end of Lake Ontario near Hamilton, Ontario (Burlington Heights and a Six Nations site) that I think would be of interest to those on both sides of the border.
If anyone is organising such a session I would also welcome any leads or contacts.
Many thanks.
John

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>>> Mark Branstner <[log in to unmask]> 06/06/11 12:49 PM >>>
Hello,

I am looking to tie into a War of 1812 session at the SHA 2012
meetings in Baltimore.  We have been doing preliminary work at a very
short term military fort site here in Illinois, and certainly have
enough data at this point to make what I think would be an
interesting contribution ...

I would appreciate any leads or contacts ASAP.

Thanks,

Mark
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Illinois State Archaeological Survey
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University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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