
Amerind to Support CfAS Design Workshop in 2024
Amerind, a CfAS Partner organization, is pleased to announce support of a CfAS Design Workshop to be held in late 2024 at their campus in Dragoon, Arizona (USA). This will
Amerind, a CfAS Partner organization, is pleased to announce support of a CfAS Design Workshop to be held in late 2024 at their campus in Dragoon, Arizona (USA). This will
In the past few days there have been two articles presenting diametrically opposed views of the job prospects for US archaeologists. One article by Miranda Willson, “An Archaeologist Shortage Could
CfAS Associate, Jeff Homburg, recently published an interesting paper with Sabine Grunwald and Eric Brevik discussing the linkages between creation myths of select First Nations of North America and soils/earth.
For CfAS associates who work with spatial networks, transportation infrastructure and related topics, the Journal of Archaeological Science is soliciting papers for a special issue entitled “Novel Approaches to Past
For CfAS associates who are working on threats to cultural heritage from climate change, or on human responses to climate change in the past, the journal World Archaeology is currently
CfAS, in collaboration with the Amerind Museum, recently hosted a five-day “design workshop” focused on rethinking how governance is conceptualized in archaeology, and on how different forms of governance relate
In a recent New York Times Magazine article, David Leonhardt points out that, across the United States, all sorts of trips, from transcontinental flights to the daily commute, take LONGER
In a recent op-ed in the New York Times, Ross Douthat argues that the migration crisis that Europe and the US has experienced over the last decade or so is
Two web applications that invaluable for synthetic research in the Southwest US, cyberSW and SKOPE, are now interoperable. cyberSW is an online database that integrates Southwest US archaeological data from
In a provocative opinion piece in the New York Times, Dean Spears makes the case for worldwide human population to peak at about 10 billion people toward the end of
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