Join us for the 3rd Annual Reconstructive and Experimental Archaeology Conference (RE-ARC)
2012 Call For Papers and Posters
From Experience to Experiment - A Marriage of Two Worlds
- Moving from conjecture toward informed analysis and conclusion –
Where: The Schiele Museum of Natural History, Gastonia, NC USA
When: October 19 - 21, 2012
RE-ARC is designed for anyone interested in the scientific application of reconstructive and experimental archaeology:
- Academicians
- Archaeologists
- Primitive Technologists
Topics will include but not be limited to:
- Reconstructive and Experimental Projects In: ceramics, lithics, structures, subsistence, education
- Methods to Professionalize and Legitimize your Experiments
- Writing Papers
- Designing and Structuring Effective Experiments
- Working with Primitive Technologists, Archaeologists and Academics
- “Good Science” Verses “Bad Science”
- Laboratory Methods for Analysis of Artifacts & Provide Data on Materials and Techniques
- Reconstructive Archaeology as a New Degree Program!
- Reconstructive/Experimental Archaeology in the Classroom
- Primitive Technology Resources for the Classroom
- How to Utilize Primitive Technology Effectively on the Dig Site, in Analysis, Education, Promotion
- The Value of Experiential Knowledge in the Field and in Site Analysis
- Accessing the Expertise – How to Find a “Primitive Technologist” When You Need One….
Deadline for paper/poster submissions: September 15, 2012
Send paper and poster titles, abstracts and full contact information to:
Attention: Mark Butler, 1110 McCrae Dr., Moncks Corner, SC 29461
Entries can also be emailed to:
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Additional information can be found at www.rearc.us
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