
2009 Spring
Dig
OAS Spring Dig:The Annual Spring Dig of
the Oklahoma Anthropological Society will be held Saturday, May 23rd
through Sunday, May 31st. This year, we will be returning to Fort Gibson
to continue to excavate the stockade and a few other exciting features.
Dr. Lee Bement of the Oklahoma Anthropological
Society is in charge of the excavation, so if you would like to know more about
the specifics of the excavation, please contact him (lbement@ou.edu).
If you are planning
on attending the dig and would like to volunteer for various duties while out
there (working the registration tent, tracking paperwork, mending equipment,
etc), please contact Charles Cheetham (charles@oba.com), the President of the
OAS, so your name can be passed on to the Dig Committee.
On Saturday, May 23 evening, Connie and Thomas are arranging a pot luck supper; everyone bring/supply a dish.
On Saturday evening, May 30, we will have catered supper of BBQ and fixin's at the campfire under the big tree.
We will be having a fix-the-screens party early on May 23; everybody that can be there, please be there. Bring tools.
Connie and Thomas have arranged for evening talks or other activities on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings.
We will have a primitive camping area down the hill to the North (true) or Northeast (artificial) from the port-a-potties and the NE corner of the 1938 replica fort. A shower will be available. Trina and Bill Menzie will be setting it up.
Lois Albert will be holding a seminar on First Dig Certification on Saturday, May 23.
Keep checking this web site for more
information about the dig. Please also bear
in mind that you must be a member of the state society (OAS) to participate
in the Spring Dig. You can sign up any time (refer to the OAS website
for registration instructions), or you can sign up on-site at the Spring Dig in
May.
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2009 Spring
Meeting

See Photos of the tours on day 2: CLICK HERE
Public Invited to Participate in Archeology Training
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.—The
Arkansas Archeological Society’s annual Training Program in Archeology will be
held June 13-28, 2009, based at the University
of Arkansas’s Winthrop Rockefeller Institute
on Petit Jean Mountain.
To participate
in the Training Program, or for information on fees, facilities and classes, visit the Arkansas Archeological Society web site ( http://www.arkarch.org) or contact Barbara Scott, Arkansas
Archeological Survey, at bhscott@uark.edu, or 479-575-3557.
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