Thunderbird Research Corporation and the
Middle Atlantic Archaelogical Conference present

A Symposium to Honor the Work of William M. Gardner

September 26-28, 2008

Shepherdstown, WV

Featuring sessions with papers and discussions on a variety of topics, issues, and controversies reflecting the interests of one of the major pioneers of Middle Atlantic Region archaeology.

Thanks to everyone who attended and made this event such a success.

Download the Final Program and Schedule (pdf format, updated September 21)

Here's a little flavor of what the NCTC campus looks like:

Patio behind the auditorium and one of the walking trails between buildings

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Walkway leading from the auditorium to the dining commons and the bar.

REGISTRATION IS CLOSED. We look forward to seeing all 110 of you in Shepherdstown!

Schedule
FRIDAY, September 26 – MORNING & AFTERNOON
Working the System: CRM, Historic Preservation, and Substantive Contributions to Research

FRIDAY, September 26 - EVENING
Bringing It Back: Education and the Public in Archaeology and Historic Preservation

SATURDAY, September 27 - MORNING
The Inescapable Significance of Cultural Ecology and Environmental Sciences in Archaeology

SATURDAY, September 27 - AFTERNOON
Paleoindian Studies

SATURDAY, September 27 - EVENING
Reception and Reminiscences on a Career

Exhibits: The exhibits room will have on display artifacts, books, articles, photographs, and memorabilia related to the substantive research issues of Middle Atlantic archaeology, and that celebrates the enduring legacy of William M. Gardner.  Contributions to the exhibits room are encouraged.  To arrange for an area to display materials or to bring memorabilia and reminiscences, such as photos, posters, etc., to share with friends and colleagues, contact Heather A. Wholey at hwholey@wcupa.edu.

The Venue : The National Conservation Training Center (NCTC) is a premier educational facility in a rustic rural setting along the Potomac River. NCTC's campus includes 5 miles of footpaths - an outstanding environment for bird-watching, jogging, and nature photography. The bar in the unique timberframe lodge is a natural gathering spot. Nearby Shepherdstown offers shopping, historic attractions, dining and entertainment.

R. Michael Stewart , Program Chair michael.stewart@temple.edu

 Download a flyer to print
Carole Nash, Arrangements nashcl@jmu.edu The National Conservation Training Center
Heather Wholey, Exhibits HWholey@wcupa.edu Shepherdstown Visitors Center

 

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