Society for California Archaeology 2010 Annual Meeting

SOCIETY FOR CALIFORNIA ARCHAEOLOGY
44 TH ANNUAL MEETING, RIVERSIDE
MARCH 17-20, 2010
PROGRAM CHANGE ERRATA
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SCA Native American Programs Committee California Indian Scholarships:
Suntayea Steinruck, Tribal Historic Preservation Officer, Smith River Rancheria (ADDED)
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March 17 – Wednesday AM
No changes
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March 17 – Wednesday PM
No changes
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March 18 – Thursday AM
Plenary: 10:15 New Frontier Indeed: Parity at the Table— an Intersection of Values Between the CRM
Profession and Indigenous People — A Personal Perspective Gregg Castro, t'rowt'raahl Salinan/rumsien
Ohlone (RESCHEDULED FOR 9:00 AM)
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March 18 – Thursday PM
No changes
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March 19 – Friday AM
8:00 - 11:00 General Session 3: Archaeology in Inland California and the Great Basin
(Arlington): 8:00 Cahuilla Groundstone and Bedrock Milling Features of Santa
Rosa Mountain, Marc Beherec (CANCELLED)
9:00 - 10:15 Poster Session 2: Stewardship, Preservation, and Protection
(Ben H. Lewis Hall North): Susan Roder, Passport in Time: A Hike into the
Past (ADDED)
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March 19 – Friday PM
2:45 Symposium 9: Current Research at the Naval Air Weapons Station, China Lake
(De Anza North): Explaining Variability in Early Archaeological Assemblages of
China Lake and the Greater Mojave Desert. Working with Koso Lineal
Descendants Concerning Historic Land Use of NAWS China Lake, North
Range, Molly Molenaar and Russell Kaldenberg (CANCELLED)
3:15 Symposium 9: Current Research at the Naval Air Weapons Station, China Lake
(De Anza North): Explaining Variability in Early Archaeological Assemblages
of China Lake and the Greater Mojave Desert. Mark E. Basgall (CANCELLED)
1:00 Symposium 11: Subsistence, Industry, and Conquest: Interdisciplinary
Perspectives on the Many Legacies of Maritime California (Citrus Heritage):
1:00 A Preliminary Look at Possible Prehistoric Maritime Adaptations in the
Largely Unstudied Maritime Province between San Clemente Island and Cedros
Island, R. Pettus, Don Laylander, and Julia Bendimez (CANCELLED)
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