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Dear all, While promoting the big folks over the pond, please don't forget us here - Association of Polytheist Traditions, 26 May 2007, Manchester Museums, cost £5 for non-members (half for members) and we still can accommodate about two papers on the programme.. Focus is - the Reburial issue, Thornborough Henges and threats to 'heritage', and the debate on 'what/who are the gods and why/do we need them?' Website is at www.manygods.org.uk or contact me directly. Jenny >--- David Green <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > >> Dear all, >> >> Just to welcome a flurry of new members to the list - please feel >> free >> to introduce yourselves, look at the archives and start any new >> discussions - and belatedly send this CFP. More to follow soon ... >> >> Dave >> >> >> The Call for Papers for the 2007 Conference on Contemporary Pagan >> Studies >> is now on-line. This year is the 5th CCPS, and it grows larger each >> year. >> This is a good sign of how interest in the field of Pagan Studies is > > growing. > -- Dr J. Blain [log in to unmask] [log in to unmask] Programme Leader, MA Social Science Research Methods Applied Social Science, Faculty of Development and Society, Sheffield Hallam University Collegiate Crescent Campus, Sheffield, UK S10 2BP 0114 225 4413 07919 556371 http://www.sacredsites.org.uk home address: 18 Lemont Road, Sheffield S17 4HA 0114 262 1342 07919 556371