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When: September 6, 2024 10:00am-3:30pm
Where: Annapolis Friends Meeting House, 351 Dubois Rd, Annapolis MD 21401
Who: Contact us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
The session order is:
11:00-11:30 MAC Lab Resources Presentation
11:30-12:30 Lunch
12:30-1:30 NAGPRA Overview
1:30-1:45 Break
1:45-3:30 Best Practices Panel Discussion
Register by clicking HERE.
NOTE: Registration for lunch and the morning sessions is now full. We are still accepting registrations for the afternoon Best Practices Panel Discussion.
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Maryland Archeology Month 2023 is exploring the theme, "Where Did You Find That Artifact? Context is Crucial in Maryland Archeology". As in past years, CfMA along with the Maryland Historical Trust is sponsoring a series of interview videos with the Archeology Month essayists. You can watch the videos below to learn more about each author's persepectives on context and you can read their full essays on the Maryland Archeology Month webpage located HERE.
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Celebrate Pride Month with the next “CfMA Conversations” webinar! This year-long series continues on June 29, 2022, from 6:30-8:00 PM with a panel of experts exploring queer archaeology. Don’t miss this fascinating discussion about the personal triumphs and struggles of LGBTQI+ professionals currently working in the field, intriguing discoveries made when examining archaeological sites with a more inclusive lens, and collaborations developed to promote queer heritage. Panelists include Laura Heath-Stout (she/her), Jay Lunze (they/them, she/her), and Jennifer Lupu (she/her) and the moderator will be Sarah Janesko (she/her). Click HERE for more info or to register.
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In April 2022, The Council for Maryland Archeology (CfMA) launched a year of free webinars called “CfMA Conversations”. Check this page often to register for new and upcoming webinars, as well as links to past programs.
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The Council for Maryland Archeology is deeply disturbed by the recent termination and suspension of several of our respected colleagues at James Madison's Montpelier. We strongly condemn this action and encourage the National Trust for Historic Preservation to remove The Montpelier Foundation Board from its current role in managing this important historic and archaeological site. Please see the letter HERE for the stance of our organization.