This message bounced back to me, but is actually from Gary Burbridge
<[log in to unmask]>. Gary, next time, please do not leave the headers in
from the text you are replying to.
 
This thread interests me greatly as I am a teacher of both history and
archaeology. While I teach at a community college, and do not engage in
research, I am very interested in the developments of both fields, and hope to
remain "in" both areas whether I am teaching early American history or
Southwest US contact period archaeology issues. What ideas are there floating
around about cooperation/contact between the fields?
 
I am interested in ethnohistory and see this as a useful "link".
 
gb
 
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