SAA

The Magazine of the Society for American Archaeology
Volume 15, No. 5
November 2015
Editor’s Corner
From the President
In Brief
Volunteer Profile: Sarah Herr
Make Plans Today for the Sunshine State!
Call for Editor, Latin American Antiquity
A Look at Past Scholarship Recipients and the Native
American Scholarships Committee
2 Anna Marie Prentiss
3 Diane Gifford-Gonzalez
5 Tobi A. Brimsek
6
7 Sarah E. Miller
9
10 Randy Thompson
PROS AND CONS OF CONSULTING COLLECTORS
Introduction to the Theme “Pros and Cons of
Consulting Collectors”
Private Property Rights Versus Heritage Ownership: The
Conflict between Individual and Collective Rights
Collaboration in Archaeology between Professionals and
Amateur Collectors
Avocational Archaeologists and the Designation of a World
Heritage Site
The Benefits and Burdens of Private Artifact
Collections: A Perspective from Southwestern Germany
Grave Consequences: Crossing the Line with Collectors
Pragmatic Considerations for Responsible Collectors Who
Donate Their Collections to Museums
The Present and Future of Archaeologist-Collector
Collaboration
11 Michael J. Shott and Bonnie Pitblado
14 Joe Watkins
17 Jim Cox
20 Robert Connolly
24 Lynn E. Fisher, Susan K. Harris, Rainer Schreg, and
Corina Knipper
29 Ted Goebel
33 S. Terry Childs
36 Bonnie Pitblado and Michael J. Shott
In Memoriam: Elliott M. Lax
In Memoriam: Hanns Jürgen Prem
40 Chip Colwell
41 Sandra L. López Varela
On the cover: Avocationalist Jim Cox,
coated in red ochre, screening at the
Powars II red ochre mine site in
Wyoming in summer 2015.