Hi. Here is the final program for the upcoming SCHAC 4. For information
on registration and conference hotel,
see www.uark.edu/campus-resources/archinfo/schac.html.
PROGRAM
South Central Historical Archeology Conference 4
Historic Arkansas Museum
Little Rock, Arkansas, 19-21 October, 2001
Friday afternoon, 19 October
1-115pm Introduction and Orientation Leslie C. “Skip”
Stewart-Abernathy
Early Stuff
115-140pm John H. House: “Glimpses of Colonial Archeology in the
Menard Locality, Eastern Arkansas”
140-155pm Grant L. Day: “When Was McConnell Station Built? Window
Glass Dating” (Kentucky)
155-220pm Kevin E. Smith: “Bledsoe’s Fort Revisited: A Story of the
Old Southwest Frontier, A.D. 1780-1795" (Tennessee)
220-245pm Robert H. Lafferty III, Carol S. Spears, and Lynita
Langly-Ware: “Archeological Investigations at the Wolf House, an Early 19th
Century Courthouse in the White River Valley” (Arkansas)
Break, 245-315pm
Towns and Cities
315-325pm Jerry Hilliard: “Salvage Excavations at the Town Center,
Fayetteville, Arkansas”
325-350pm J. Brynn Berry: “The Archeology of Early Settlement on the
Fayetteville Town Square: An Examination of Well Deposits” (Arkansas)
350-415pm Dawn M. Novak: “Urban Farmstead Meat Utilization at Old
Washington: The Sanders and Block Households” (Arkansas)
415-440pm Sara Hahn: “Five Wells and a Privy: Archaeological
Monitoring at the East Building Site (16EBR161), Baton Rouge, Louisiana”
On Down the Road
440-505pm Elizabeth L. Davoli: “On the About to Be Beaten
Path: Archaeology for the
Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development,
2001"
505-530pm William McAlexander: “3CT337 and 3IN1310: Two Examples of
Arkansas State Highway and Transportation Department Borrow Pit Procedures”
Friday evening gathering (at Masters Inn), 7pm—...
Saturday, 20 October
845-9am Introduction and Orientation Leslie C. “Skip” Stewart-Abernathy
In the Countryside
9-925am George Sabo III, Jami J. Lockhart, and Jerry E. Hilliard:
“Nineteenth Century Cultural Landscapes in Northwest Arkansas”
925-950am Lynita Langly-Ware and Robert H. Lafferty III:
“Archeological Excavation at the Roberts Site, a Late 19th Century
Farmstead in the Arkansas River Valley”
950-1015am Kelly McClave: “Analysis of Surface Collections to
Determine Socioeconomic Distribution”(Mississippi)
1015-1040am Bryan Tate: “Log Houses of Sullivan County: A Study in Folk
Architecture” (Tennessee)
Break, 1040-1110am
Public Archeology
1110-1135am Amy L. Young and Philip J. Carr: “Public Archaeology in
Mississippi and Alabama: Rewards and Pitfalls”
1135am-12pm George E. Avery: “The Challenge of Managing Artifacts Still
in the Ground” (Louisiana)
12-1225pm Elizabeth L. Davoli: “An Exercise in Patience and
Self-Restraint: Teaching Children about Archeology at Magnolia Mound
Plantation” (Louisiana)
Lunch on your own, 1230-2pm
African-American
2-225pm Dan Sumner Allen IV: The Archaeology of a Slave Trader” (Tennessee)
225-250pm Darren Latham: “Non-Invasive Testing of a Slave Cemetery at
Mount Locust, Jefferson County, Mississippi”
250-315pm Steve Fullen: “16WBR14: Allendale Plantation, an Historic
Overview” (Louisiana)
315-340pm Jamie C. Brandon: Van Winkle’s Mill Revisited: A Report on
Ongoing Excavations at a Late Nineteenth Century Sawmill Community in the
Arkansas Ozarks”
Break, 340-410pm
Other Good Stuff
410-435pm Deborah L. Rotman: “A Rural Schoolhouse in Jessamine
County: Searching the Materiality of Education in Central Kentucky”
435-5pm Mary Evelyn Starr: “Not Antiques but Artifacts: Stoneware Potters
in Arkansas”
5-525pm Kris Lilja-King: “Southern White Elite Women as Reflected in Grave
Monuments” (Tennessee)
Business meeting 530-630pm
Sunday, 21 October
Workshop on Cartridges and Firearms
9am-12pm Michael A. “Smoke” Pfeiffer and Bob Heath
Leslie C. "Skip" Stewart-Abernathy
Arkansas Archeological Survey
phone 501 968-0381, fax 501 964-0872
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