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Subject: call for papers
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Date:    5/14/98 11:25 AM
 
 
CALL FOR PAPERS
     
The Society for Phytolith Research (SPR) intends to sponsor a session at the 
1999 Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology to be held in 
Chicago, Illinois.  The proposed theme for this year's session will be:
     
Applications of Phytolith Analysis to Historical Archaeology
     
    Historical archaeologists work on a broad range of sites, preserved on
land
and     underwater.  For instance, more and more cultural resources management 
projects    involve urban and industrial settings as the world's cities 
undergo
urban renewal and   continued development.  Abstracts may be written from a 
theoretical historical  archaeology perspective (e.g., addressing the 
potential
role(s) of phytolith analysis in    historical archaeology) and/or a phytolith 
analysis perspective (e.g, dealing with     specific examples of the 
application
of the methods to historical archaeology).      Abstracts should be sent on 
official SAA forms to the following by August 1, 1998   (contact the SAA 
office
in Washington, D.C. for forms):
     
    Dr. Amy Ollendorf
    SPR Phytolith Session Chair
    c/o Braun Intertec Corporation
    8585 West 78th Street
    PO Box 39108
    Minneapolis, MN  55439-0108  USA
    Fax (612) 946-6001
     
    OR
     
    Dr. Lisa Kealhofer
    SPR President-Elect
    c/o Anthropology Department
    College of William and Mary
    Box 8795, Williamsburg, VA 23187-8795 
    Fax (757) 221-1066
     
     
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