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| Consortium for California Maritime Archaeology
Society for California Archaeology, Riverside March 17-20, 2010 SCA Symposium A symposium has been organized tilted: Subsistence, Industry and Tragedy: The Many Legacies of Maritime California. We have assembled at least five papers broadly fitting this theme and offering a true interdisciplinary perspective on maritime archaeology. Our goal is to be inclusive and offer an annual forum for any and all maritime focused research agendas. Contact Dr. Marco Meniketti if you would like to propose a paper for an upcoming symposium. A booklet will be produced from the papers for all attending the symposium. The papers may also be [published at the SCA website. Details to be ironed out. Marine Archaeology in the News San Jose State University College of Social Sciences has awarded Dr. Marco Meniketti a grant to initiate a pilot study examining the history and legacy of maritime communities throughout the state and the contributions of minorities in the maritime trades. SCA 2011 Start thinking about contributing to the maritime symposium for the SCA of 2011. |
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