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FFLLO OR RIID DA A A AR RC CH HA AEEO OLLO OG GIIC CA ALL C CO OU UN NC CIILL,, IIN NC C.. FAC Newsletter No. 93 March 2015 http://www.flarchcouncil.org/ EDITOR’S CORNER Greetings, FAC Members. I hope you are all enjoying a wonderful spring. I’d like to announce that I’ll be presenting at FAS in Sarasota, and I’m looking forward to meeting many of you in person. If you would like to contribute to upcoming publications, please send your information to my email address listed below. Please enjoy this edition of the FAC Newsletter. Melissa Dye, M.A., RPA FAC Newsletter Editor SEARCH [email protected] Remember – Send those current research items in whenever you finish an interesting project. Also, send me noteworthy dates or interesting anecdotes! ANNOUNCEMENTS Greetings from the FAC Membership Committee (Myles Bland, Thomas Pluckhahn, and Michele Williams) The FAC Membership Committee has contacted all of the Members in Good Standing regarding the 2015 FAC Membership Drive. March 15th was the deadline for 2015 dues, and, as of March 25thh, we have received 68 renewals and three new members (Barbara Clark, Melissa Dye, and Nicole Grinnan). We have been contacted by five long-term members who stated that they have left archaeology or retired from the field and will no longer be members of our organization. There will be additional email reminders once the March deadline has past. We ask that all Members check the FAC web site for accuracy of their contact information and current status. Any changes to the Membership database may be sent to Michele ([email protected]). FAC MEMBERS IN GOOD STANDING First Name Marion Jim Michael Traci Keith Paul Uzi Elizabeth Judith Myles Bill Robert Last name Almy Ambrosino Arbuthnot Ardren Ashley Backhouse Baram Benchley Bense Bland Burger Carr Marsha Barbara Robert Greg McMillan John Joan Martin Jeffrey Melissa Richard Michael Jeanne George Arlene Thomas Steven Jeffrey John Christopher Ramie Nicole Brent Kenneth Greg Kathleen Beth Lee Stephen Robert Paul Jeremiah Frank Maranda Diane Phyllis Steven Chance Clark Cochrane Cook Davis de Bry Deming Dickinson DuVernay Dye Estabrook Faught Fillman-Richards Fischer Fradkin Funk Gaber Gardner Gifford Goodwin Gougeon Grinnan Handley Hardin Hendryx Hoffman Horvath Hutchinson James Johnson Jones Kaplan Keel Kles Kloetzer Kolianos Koski Elise Bill William James Pamela Karen Tom Todd Jerald James Sarah Jeff Jeff L. Ross Chris Lee Bruce Antoni Bruce Thomas Joan Steven Storm Donna Kenneth Ed Della Maria-Louise Terry Greg Annette Dana Sheila Anne Margo Prentice Lyle LeCompte Lees Marquardt Mathews Mathews Mayo McIntosh McMakin Milanich Miller Miller Mitchem Moates Morrell Newman Newsom Nodine Paris Piatek Pluckhahn Porter-Benn RabbySmith Richards Ruhl Sassaman Schneider Scott-Ireton Sidoroff Simpson Smith Snapp Ste. Claire Stewart Stokes Stringfield Thomas Torp Earnest Karen Joe Neill April Lucy Richard Brent Rachel Barry Ryan Mathew Nancy Michele John Tray Walker Wallis Watson Wayne Weinstein Weisman Wentz Wharton Wheeler White White Williams Worth ANNOUNCEMENTS The Yamasee Indians: From Florida to South Carolina April 17-18, 2015 Flagler College, St. Augustine, FL Please join us for the first conference on the history and archaeology of the Yamasee Indians. We will meet at Flagler College, just blocks away from eighteenth-century Yamasee sites in historic St. Augustine. April 2015 marks the 300th anniversary of the Yamasee War, a war that transformed the history of the southeast leading to the end of the Indian slave trade and the rise of the Old South. Using the tercentenary of the Yamasee War as inspiration, the conference examines the Yamasee Indians before and after the war. Presenters include: Amy Turner Bushnell, Keith Ashley, Eric C. Poplin, Chester B. DePratter, William R. Ramsey, Alex Sweeney, Jane G. Landers, Steven C. Hahn, Denise I. Bossy, Susan Parker, Amanda Hall, Andrea Paige White, and Carl D. Halbirt. The sessions will be chaired by: John E. Worth, Charles Cobb, Alan Gallay, and Gifford Waters. Registration is $25 through April 10 and is limited to the first 120 registrants. After April 10, attendees may register for $35 at the door if spots are still available. For more information and to register, please go to: http://yamaseeconference.weebly.com/ The conference is organized by Dr. Denise I. Bossy (History Department, University of North Florida) and Dr. Chester B. DePratter (South Carolina Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology at the University of South Carolina). It is sponsored by the University of North Florida, the South Carolina Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology at the University of South Carolina, the St. Augustine Historical Society, and Flagler College. Myles Bland Bland & Associates, Inc. Download the Historic Hotels of America Directory The Historic Hotels of America 2015 Annual Directory has just been launched. There are eleven beautiful Florida hotels featured in the directory. View the Historic Hotels of America 2015 Annual Directory e-book or download the free app on iTunes, Amazon, Google Play, and the Windows Store. Florida Anthropological Society 67th Annual Meeting: The Many Faces of Florida, Past and Present May 28-31, 2015 Sarasota, Florida Time Sifters Archaeology Society is pleased to be hosting the 67th Annual Meeting of the Florida Anthropological Society. The meeting will be held at the Hyatt Regecy Sarasota. Sarasota is a tourist mecca with one of the best beaches in the world; it is a place for everybody's enjoyment with world class botanical gardens, marine research center/aquarium, and art museum; a great theater selection, fishing, golf, an out-standing park system, and a very vibrant historic downtown with a huge selection of cafes and restaurants. The past environs were rich with aboriginal culture; the shoreline of the bay was lined with mounds and middens. The abundance of the marine environment later supported Cuban fishing ranchos, and early settlers were attracted by the area's natural beauty. We have a great weekend planned that will celebrate the past and the present of this great community and, of course, research from all over the state. We hope you will join us. A Preliminary schedule, registration forms and call for papers announcement are available. The abstract deadline has been extended to Friday, April 3, 2015. Links to the registration forms and hotel reservation system can be found at http://www.fasweb.org/meeting.htm. 2015 FAC OFFICERS & DIRECTORS President – Elizabeth Benchley Vice President – Ramie Gougeon Secretary – April Watson Treasurer – Myles Bland Directors: o Richard Estabrook o Lee Hutchinson o Tom Pluckhahn o Michael Arbuthnot o Diane Kloetzer o Donna Ruhl o Michelle Williams Other Board Members: o Mary Glowacki – Ex-Officio o Melissa Dye – Newsletter o Diane Kloetzer – Webmaster FFLLO OR RIID DA AA AR RC CH HA AEEO OLLO OG GIIC CA ALL C CO OU UN NC CIILL,, IIN NC C.. FAC Newsletter No. 93 March 2015 http://www.flarchcouncil.org/
