The Society for American Archaeology’s 89th Annual Meeting is in New Orleans April 17–21, 2024, and Crow Canyon researchers are getting ready to present papers, posters, and lead symposia on a fascinating array of topics!
This SAA meeting is the largest gathering of archaeologists of the Americas and an important opportunity for Crow Canyon to share our research with colleagues and the public.
Here are highlights of what our staff and research associates will present:
Poster Title: A Plethora of Points at the Haynie Site
Session: Lithic Analysis Part II
Authors: Kate Hughes and Tyson Hughes
Poster Title: Bickering over Bison Bones: Radiocarbon and Stable Isotope Analysis to Determine Number of Individuals at the Haynie Site
Session: Poster presented in the symposium, Friends Not Food: Human and Animal Interactions Beyond Human Diet
Authors: Jonathan Dombrosky, Susan C. Ryan, Steve Copeland, and R. David Satterwhite
Paper Title: Taphonomic Analysis with Multisite Big Data in the Central Mesa Verde Region
Session: Interdisciplinary Approaches in Zooarchaeology: Addressing Big Questions with Ancient Animals
Authors: Steve Wolverton, Jonathan Dombrosky, Lisa Nagaoka, and Susan C. Ryan
Poster Title: A Differential Recovery Checklist for Zooarchaeology in the U.S. Southwest
Session: Interdisciplinary Approaches in Zooarchaeology: Addressing Big Questions with Ancient Animals
Authors: Lisa Nagaoka, Jonathan Dombrosky, Steve Wolverton, Emily Lena Jones, and Susan C. Ryan
Paper Title: Human-Environment Research at the Crow Canyon Archaeological Center: The Legacy of Dr. Karen R. Adams
Session: Enduring Relationships: People, Plants, and the Contributions of Karen R. Adams
Author: Susan C. Ryan
Paper Title: The Black Burned Bits of Prehistory: A Celebration of Dr. Karen R. Adams
Session: Enduring Relationships: People, Plants, and the Contributions of Karen R. Adams
Authors: Sarah E. Oas and R. J. Sinensky
Paper Title: Goin’ on forever: A Retrospective on Karen Adams and Relationships with Maize
Session: Enduring Relationships: People, Plants, and the Contributions of Karen R. Adams
Authors: R. J. Sinensky and Sarah E. Oas