Recovering the Stories of Children in the Past at SAA 2016 (Part I)
This past week, I have been lucky enough to be enjoying the sunshine of Florida, rather than the snow and freezing rain of Michigan at this year’s Society for American […]
Category Archives: Conferences
Society for American Archaeology 2016
Next week is the annual Society for American Archaeology meeting, taking place in Orlando, Florida. I am extremely excited for this year’s conference because it is the first time I’m […]
Medieval Academy of America Presentation!
Hi everyone! I’m heading off to Boston (if the weather cooperates) today for the Medieval Academy of American meeting. I’ll be presenting on some of my digital work, specifically the ieldran […]
ComSciCon 2015: Let’s Talk About Death!
For ComSciCon, we had the option of sharing interesting projects or research related to communicating science. I decided to make a poster about how we can use popular media to […]
CAPA Conference and Mapping Deviant Burials
Over the past weeks I’ve been focusing on two things: mapping and deviant burial in Anglo-Saxon England. This is slightly tangential to my own research in this time period and […]
LAWDI and Mortuary Archaeology
Over the past four days, I was fotunate to be a part of the Linked Ancient World Data Institute (#LAWDI). The purpose was to discuss, share and explore linked data […]
SAA Session Summaries and Overview
Over this past weekend I was attending the Society for American Archaeology conference in Memphis, TN. Other than the symposium that I was a part of on unique burials and […]
SAA Symposium on Unique Mortuary Rites
The following is a brief overview of one of the sessions I attended (and presented at) on Thursday at the SAA 2012 conference. I was the second presenter in this […]
Reporting from the SAA 2012 Conference
The national conference for the Society for American Archaeology is taking place April 18th to 21st, 2012 in Memphis, TN. Not only are there a number of symposia and poster […]
Estimating Age at Death from Dental Remains
On Friday, February 10th, Michigan State University’s Department of Anthropology hosted Dr. Lyle Konigsberg, from the Department Anthropolgoy of University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. In his most recent article in […]
Bones Don't Lie 