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2-0740 THE MATERIALITY OF TRACES AND LEGACIES PAPERS CELEBRATING THE WORK OF H. MARTIN WOBST
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Wednesday, November 16, 2011: 18:00-21:45

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This session would be of particular interest to:
Practicing and Applied Anthropologists, Students
Organizers:  Kimberly C Kasper (Rhodes College) and Robert Paynter (Univeristy of Massachusetts)
Chairs:  Christine Broughton Anderson (University of Massachusetts, Amherst) and Stephen Perlman (Unknown)
Discussants:  Claire Edwina Smith (Flinders University), Margaret W Conkey (University of California, Berkeley) and H Martin Wobst (University of Massachusetts, Amherst)
18:00
The Archaeology of Immateriality
Elizabeth Chilton (University of Massachusetts Amherst)
18:15
Ontologies of the Future and Interfaces for All: Archaeological Databases for the 21st Century
Angela M. Labrador (University of Massachusetts, Amherst)
18:30
Futurologists Look Back
Kenneth E Sassaman (University of Florida, Gainesville)
18:45
Seeds for the Future: The Materialities of Traditional Ecological Knowledge
Kimberly C Kasper (Rhodes College)
19:00
Indigenous Materiality and Archaeology In the Pocumtuck Homeland
Siobhan M Hart (Binghamton University) and Margaret M Bruchac (University of Connecticut)
19:15
Break
19:30
From Europe’s Past to America’s Pastime: The Cultural Resonance of Landscapes
Stanton W Green (Monmouth University)
19:45
Prep Schools, Gothic Revival, and Summer Estates: the Cultural Production of Nineteenth Century Elites
James A Moore (Queens College/CUNY)
20:00
Out of Time: Erasing Modernity In An Antique City
Uzi Baram (New College of Florida)
20:15
The Place of Culture and the Culture of Place: Negotiating the Spatiality and Material Culture of Asylum Seekers In Ireland
Angele P Smith (University of Northern British Columbia)
20:30
Dancing or Fighting? Archaeology and Folklore Traces
Amy Gazin-Schwartz (Assumption College)
20:45
Envisage This: Archaeology and the Evolution of Happiness
Joan M Gero (American University) and Stephen Loring (Smithsonian Institution)
21:00
Discussant
H Martin Wobst (University of Massachusetts, Amherst)
21:15
Discussant
Claire Edwina Smith (Flinders University)
21:30
Discussant
Margaret W Conkey (University of California, Berkeley)
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