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What are the effects of climate change on archaeological sites? What does archaeology tell us about past climate change? How can we use this information to influence the future?
The IUP Archaeology, Climate Change, and the Anthropocene Symposium brings together top scholars to address these questions through presentations and discussion. You are invited to join the conversation!
Present a research poster and attend a pre-symposium workshop for no extra charge.
Reduced price for students.
Special pricing at the Indiana Hilton Garden Inn, adjacent to the Kovalchick Convention and Athletic Complex, is available on the registration page.
Schedule of Events
The symposium will run from noon on Thursday, September 17, until noon on Friday, September 18. For participants who arrive early, there will be optional tours on Thursday morning. Networking breaks will occur throughout the symposium.
Thursday
- 8:00-Noon: Pre-Symposium Tours
- Noon-5:00: Presentations and Panel Discussion
- 5:00-6:30: Poster Session
- 6:30-9:00: Dinner with Keynote Speaker Marcy Rockman
Friday
- 8:00-Noon: Presentations and Panel Discussion
Speakers
Marcy Rockman (ICOMOS and University of Maryland)- Kenneth Sassaman (University of Florida)
- David Anderson (University of Tennessee)
- Sarah Miller (Florida Public Archaeology Network)
- Christopher Roos (Southern Methodist University)
- Joseph Schuldenrein (Geoarchaeology Research Associates)
- Kandace Hollenbach (University of Tennessee)
- Karen Smith (South Carolina DNR)
- William Chadwick (Indiana University of Pennsylvania)
EVENT POSTPONED
This event is sponsored by the Rick Michael Fund for Archaeological Research and the IUP Anthropology Department.