2-0795 ARCHAEOLOGY IN AND OF THE MODERN WORLD

Wednesday, November 16, 2011: 20:00-21:45

Abstract not available in preliminary program.

Chair: Stephen A Brighton (University of Maryland)

20:00

Traces of the Poor In the Past: Examining Unenclosed Sites In Early Medieval Ireland

Jennifer Shaffer Foster (SUNY at Buffalo)

20:15

An Irish Pub Abroad: Negotiating Community and Identity In the 19^th Century American Mining West

Michelle Charest (Brown University)

20:30

No Irish or Latinos Need Apply: Archaeological Perspectives On American Immigrant Experiences Between the 19^th and 21^st Century

Stephen A Brighton (University of Maryland) and Jason Patrick De Leon (University of Michigan)

20:45

Archaeological and Ethnographic Investigation and Community Development In the Land of Narcos andMunicipal Bureaucracies: The Case of Salinas De Los Nueve Cerros, Guatemala

Brent KS Woodfill (UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA AT LAFAYETTE) and Seleste Ann Sanchez (Proyecto Salinas de los Nueve Cerros)

21:00

Dyewood, Sugar, Rum, and Piracy: The Historic Period of the Costa Esondida, Quintana Roo Mexico

John Gust (University of California, Riverside) and Jennifer P Mathews (Trinity University)

21:15

Why Local History Matters On Colonial Frontiers: Traces of the 15^th-17^th Century Maya At Progresso Lagoon, Belize and Tayasal, Guatemala

Maxine Oland (Keene State College) and Yuko Shiratori (The Graduate Center, CUNY)

21:30

Discussion

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