2017 ASM Spring Symposium agenda

Saturday April 8 the Archeological Society of Maryland held its Annual Spring Symposium at the Maryland Historical Trust in Crownsville, MD.  

The talks at the Symposium included

• Archaeology in Support of Activism: The Hill Community ProjectTracy Jenkins, PhD student at University of Maryland, College Park
   
• ASM Student Spotlight: Using Archaeology to Find and Interpret the Role of Children in the Colonial Chesapeake
  Catherine Dye, senior at At Mary's College
   
• The Archaeological Conservancy at Work in the East: Recent Acquisitions and Projects
  Andy Stout, Eastern Regional Directory fo The Archaeological Conservancy
   
• Field School: Calverton Site
  Kirsti Uunila, Calvert County Archaeologist and Historic Preservation Planner
   
• The Iris McGillivray Memorial Lecture: Archeology’s Role in African American Critical Geography
  Cheryl LaRoche, Department of American Studies, University of Maryland, College Park
   
•  Oakley Cabin
  Heather Bouslog, M-NCPPC Department of Parks
   
• The Richard E. Stearns Memorial Lecture: The Powhatan Landscape
  Dr. Martin Gallivan, Professor in Anthropology Department, William and Mary

CCASM members attending included Carol, Annetta, Elsie, and Belinda.
  

CCASM is a chapter of ASM.