#SEAC2024

#Seac2024

Two tables displaying many books. The blue table cover shows text that reads “University Press of Florida” and a Press logo.

Our acquisitions editor Mary Puckett is in #Williamsburg, Virginia, with many of our books for the Southeastern Archaeological Conference. If you are attending, please stop by and visit our booth.

You can also browse our books and order with our conference discount at upress.ufl.edu.

#SEAC2024

Final day of SEAC - European Cultural Astronomy Society. I presented on ASTROMOVES. Catania, Sicily has been lovely. #seac2024

Excited to present with @archaeojake.bsky.social on some ongoing work centered on the Georgia Coast, USA today at #SEAC2024 regarding the need for appropriately scaled analyses in our studies of archaeological shellfisheries and intra-site variation in oyster use! #archaeology

Archaeological Practice in the Southeast United States « Archaeology# « Cambridge Core Blog As the Southeastern Archaeological Conference (SEAC) begins, I examined Southeastern-focused articles in Advances in Archaeological Practice to identify emerging trends. Southeastern methodology may b...

From Cambridge University Press-Archaeology:
"Southeastern methodology is still breaking new ground in #archaeology..." As #SEAC2024 begins, read a blog by Maureen Meyers and specially curated articles from SAAorg's aap_saaorg.
➡️ Blog: cup.org/3Z2CgzU
➡️ Articles: cup.org/40JXLaf
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Archaeological Practice in the Southeast United States « Archaeology# « Cambridge Core Blog As the Southeastern Archaeological Conference (SEAC) begins, I examined Southeastern-focused articles in Advances in Archaeological Practice to identify emerging trends. Southeastern methodology may b...

The Southeast Archaeological Conference starts tomorrow, and we are delighted to celebrate the vibrant work of Southeast US archaeologists with a blog and collection curated by past SEAC president, Maureen Meyers. #SEAC2024 #Williamsburg
www.cambridge.org/core/blog/20...