I am delighted at the founding of SECHSA!!! As an occasional attendee 
at the ancient CHSA, co-founder with Amy Young of the South Central 
Historical Archeology Conference (the final K in the acronym must be 
supplied by the reader) with its 14th gathering scheduled for 14-16 
Sep. at Mobile, and my not-too-far-off upcoming status as a retired 
Jester from the sidelines, I encourage all the lonely historical 
archeologists in the "SE" (in quotes because we're still trying to 
define "South Central" and vast overlap is welcome) to go to 
Charleston. Can't be any hotter than now, and the delights of smaller 
conferences are many.

I was strongly considering going myself, but a fall from a stairway 
down from the deck beside our above ground pool two weeks ago has 
left me laid up with a broken acetabulum, and I probably won't make 
it to SCHAC 14 either. (I hope nobody really believes I'm going to 
write up all those pending site reports while I'm laid up, at least 
as long as the good Rx drugs keep coming.)

Yall have a good time.

At 03:29 PM 7/16/2012, you wrote:
>Folks,
>Please visit the Southeastern Conference on Historic Sites 
>Archaeology for the draft schedule of papers. A list of posters is 
>also provided.
>https://sites.google.com/site/seconfhsa/home
>Apologies for cross posting.
>Natalie Adams Pope, RPA
>Executive Vice President
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Mr. Leslie C. "Skip" Stewart-Abernathy, Ph.D.
Arkansas Archeological Survey
Winthrop Rockefeller Institute
Petit Jean Mountain
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Morrilton, AR 72110
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