Hello from Cardiff,

If you are considering doing graduate work in Archaeology and/or Conservation,
then you might want to visit our website and have a look at the following
one-year MAs and MScs:

MA in Archaeology

MA in Early Celtic Studies

MA in Early Medieval Culture and Society

MA in the European Neolithic

MSc in Conservation

MSc in Care of Collections

We still have places on each of these programmes and we accept applications on a
rolling basis (though we will close recruitment as programmes fill up). Courses
start at the end of September.

Many US students find that a combination of a one-year Cardiff MA/MSc and a
three year Cardiff PhD is the most cost-efficient way to gain internationally
respected qualifications.

See the main Cardiff Archaeology and Conservation website:

http://www.cf.ac.uk/hisar/archaeology/

Thanks and let me know if I can be of any help.

Douglass

Douglass W. Bailey AB., MPhil., PhD. (Cantab.)

Professor of European Prehistory

Head of Cardiff Archaeology and Conservation

School of History and Archaeology
Humanities Building
Cardiff University
Colum Drive
Cardiff CF10 3EU

Phone: +44 (0)29 20 874470
Fax: +44 (0)29 20 874929
Email: baileydw@...
Webpage: http://www.cardiff.ac.uk/hisar/people/db/

(Circulated by US/ICOMOS on behalf of the Getty Conservation Institute.)

The Getty Conservation Institute (GCI) Field Projects department is seeking
to fill two conservator positions: Senior Project Specialist and Project
Specialist.

The GCI, located at the Getty Center in Los Angeles, California is one of
the operating programs of the J. Paul Getty Trust and serves the
international conservation community by working to advance practice in the
profession. Activities include scientific research, education and training,
dissemination of information, and carefully selected field projects, all
directed towards unsolved problems in the field of conservation.

The objectives of Field Projects are:

*Advance conservation practice through the development and implementation of
model projects which incorporate strong research, planning and educational
objectives.

*In all projects, develop strong collaborative relationships so as to build
local expertise, ensure sustainability, evaluate work in progress and
broadly disseminate information resulting from projects.

*Explore ideas for future projects that address thematic areas in the
context of standing buildings and urban centers as well as archaeological
sites.

*Disseminate our findings through professional publications and conferences;
and contribute to the advancement of the field of conservation through the
organization of seminars, symposia and workshops.

Successful candidates will be expected to conduct fieldwork and research for
the conservation of archaeological sites, buildings and decorated surfaces.
These projects are located in various parts of the world and will require
the successful candidates to travel frequently.

For both positions, experience and interest in the conduct of conservation
needs assessments, applied scientific research and the development of
methodologies is preferred. All candidates should have excellent
interpersonal skills and the ability to work effectively with small teams,
colleagues from a wide variety of disciplines and international project
partners to reach the overall goals of the Institute. Versatility, creative
problem solving, good oral and written communication skills are necessary.
Knowledge of one or more foreign language is preferred. For the Senior
Project Specialist position, a Master's degree in conservation or equivalent
graduate education and 7-10 years of project management experience is
required. For the Project Specialist position, a graduate degree in
conservation is preferred and 3-7 years of project management experience is
required. A strong interest and knowledge of conservation science is
desirable for both positions.

For further information about these positions, please contact Francois
LeBlanc, Head of Field Projects at the GCI (310) 440-6245,
fleblanc@.... Rank and salary will be commensurate with education and
experience. An excellent benefits package will also be provided. EOE

To apply, please send curriculum vitae and cover letter to
gcistaffing@... or fax to 310-440-6182 by June 30, 2006.

This may be of interest to students, Destiny

----- Original Message -----
From: "Claire Smith" <claire.smith@...>
To: <wac@...>
Cc: <AUSARCH-L@...>; <ArchSoc@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, May 01, 2006 9:18 PM
Subject: [Wac] Cultural Heritage and Indigenous Cultural and
IntellectualProperty Rights Conference


> Dear all,
>
> Please pass this call on to relevant list-serves. My apologies for
> cross-posting.
>
> This is a call for papers for the conference 'Cultural Heritage and
> Indigenous
> Cultural and Intellectual Property Rights' (info below).  If you would
> like to
> give a paper at this conference, please contact the Program Chair, Tim
> Ormsby,
> at tim_ormsby@.... The web site for the conference is:
>
>
http://ehlt.flinders.edu.au/archaeology/conferences/Burra%202006/Burra_Indigenou\
s_2006.php
>
> Cheers,
>
> Claire
>
>
>
>
> Cultural Heritage and Indigenous Cultural and Intellectual Property Rights
> Conference
>
> Venue: Burra, South Australia
> Dates: 3-5 December 2006
> Convenors: Claire Smith and Heather Burke, Department of Archaeology,
> Flinders
> University
> Program Chair: Tim Ormsby
>
>
> This cross-disciplinary international conference will address the history
> of and
> contemporary developments in the intersections between cultural heritage
> and
> cultural and intellectual property rights in Indigenous customary and
> academic
> worlds. Key speakers include Julie Hollowell and George Nicholas, Canada;
> Maui
> Solomon, New Zealand; and Sven Ouzman, South Africa. The conference will
> be
> held in Burra, South Australia, in the traditional country of the Ngadjuri
> people. Burra is a significant location for discussion of this topic,
> since it
> was the site where the Burra Charter (the Australia ICOMOS charter for
> places
> of cultural significance) was developed. The significance of this charter
> is
> recognized internationally, and our planned conference also will be
> addressing
> issues of international significance. We expect that selected papers from
> this
> conference will form the core of an edited book.  --
> Claire Smith
> President, World Archaeological Congress
> Department of Archaeology, Flinders University, GPO Box 2100, Adelaide,
> SA.
> 5001.  Australia
> Ph: 61 (0)8 8201 2336
> Fax: 61 (0)8 8201 3845
>
> <http://www.flinders.edu.au/wac>
> _______________________________________________
> Wac mailing list
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---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Amy E. Gusick <agusick@...>
Date: May 24, 2006 12:21 PM
Subject: [anthgrad] Latest on NSF Funding (S.2802)
To: anthgrad <anthgrad@...>


Just incase you did not get this message...

Message from Senator Barbara Boxer:

"Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison (R-TX) had originally sought to ensure
that NSF funding would focus solely upon physical science -
specifically the technology, mathematics, and engineering fields.

However, I joined my Senate colleague Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ) in
opposing this approach on the grounds that such a narrow focus could
stifle important social science research. When faced with this
opposition, Senator Hutchison added her support to social science
funding.

On May 18, 2006, the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and
Transportation unanimously approved S.2802, which will now be
considered by the full Senate. As a member of this committee, I voted
for passage of S.2802, but only after Senator Hutchison agreed to the
compromise laid out by Senator Lautenberg."



--
Amy Gusick
Graduate Student
Department of Anthropology
University of California, Santa Barbara
agusick@...


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--
Arleen Garcia-Herbst, M.A.
Ph.D. Candidate
2001 HSSB, Department of Anthropology
University of California
Santa Barbara, CA 93107-3210 USA

Mobile: 011-1 (805) 452-6898
Fax: 011-1 (805) 893-8707
http://www.arleengarciaherbst.com/

URGENT ACTION REQUIRED

Please consider this request for immediate action.  This is likely one of
the most important requests for action you will ever receive from the
American Anthropological Association (AAA) as it involves a
legislative threat to National Science Foundation research funding for
the social and behavioral sciences.  At a meeting of the Senate
Commerce Committee TODAY, an authorizing bill ­ S. 2802 ­ focusing on
American competitiveness will be marked up (i.e. negotiated).  It is
imperative that legislators hear from the social and behavioral science
community before this bill is finalized.  Please review the following and
make a call:

ACTION NEEDED:  If your Senator is listed below, please call or email your
senator this morning regarding a proposed amendment by Senator Kay Bailey
Hutchison (R-TX) that would instruct the National Science Foundation (NSF)
to direct its resources primarily to the physical sciences.  It is likely
that the Hutchison amendment would significantly reduce or eliminate NSF
funding for the social sciences.  Congress should not be micromanaging the
NSF, which supports fundamental research in all science disciplines,
including anthropology.

MESSAGE:  Please contact your senator, identify yourself as a constituent,
and communicate the following simple messages:

OPPOSE the Hutchison amendment to S. 2802 (the "American Innovation and
Competitiveness Act of 2006") which excludes the behavioral and social
sciences from consideration in the awarding of NSF research grants, and
undercuts their role in advancing national innovation and competitiveness.

SUPPORT the amendment to S. 2802 sponsored by Senator Frank Lautenberg
(D-NJ) which would eliminate the section of S. 2802 that prescribes
research priorities to the NSF.

BACKGROUND:  Since last fall's release of the National Academy of Sciences
report, "Rising Above the Gathering Storm" ­ a congressionally requested
report offering a set of recommendations aimed at restoring U.S. advantages
in the marketplace, specifically in scientific and technology ­ significant
congressional and executive branch attention has been focused on U.S.
innovation and competitiveness.  A range of legislative initiatives have
been introduced to promote innovation and competitiveness in various
ways.  S. 2802 ­ authorizing legislation that frames spending parameters
but does not appropriate funds ­ is the latest of these
initiatives.  Although S. 2802 is only authorizing legislation, it should
be noted that many of the senators who will be voting on it also serve on
the Senate Appropriations Committee which has spending authority for the NSF.



Members of the Senate Commerce Committee who need to be contacted ASAP:

Ted Stevens (R-AK)
TEL: 202.224.3004
http://stevens.senate.gov/contact.cfm

John McCain (R-AZ)
TEL: 202.224.2235
http://mccain.senate.gov/index.cfm?FuseAction=Contact.Home

Conrad Burns (R-MT)
TEL: 202.224.2644
http://burns.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=ContactInfo.EmailMe

Trent Lott (R-MS)
TEL: 202.224.6253
http://lott.senate.gov/index.cfm?FuseAction=Contact.Email

Olympia Snowe (R-ME)
TEL: 202.224.5344
http://snowe.senate.gov/Webform.htm

Gordon Smith (R-OR)
TEL: 202.224.3753
http://gsmith.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=Contact.Home

John Ensign (R-NV)
TEL: 202.224.6244
http://ensign.senate.gov/forms/email_form.cfm

John Sununu (R-NH)
TEL: 202.224.2841
http://www.sununu.senate.gov/webform.html

Jim DeMint (R-SC)
TEL: 202.224.6121
http://demint.senate.gov/index.cfm?FuseAction=Contact.Home

Daniel Inouye (D-HI)
TEL: 202.224.3934
Senator_Inouye@...

John Rockefeller (D-WVA)
TEL: 202.224.6472
http://rockefeller.senate.gov/services/email.cfm

John Kerry (D-MA)
TEL: 202.224.2742
http://kerry.senate.gov/v3/contact/email.html

Byron Dorgan (D-ND)
TEL: 202.224.2551
senator@...

Barbara Boxer (D-CA)
TEL: 202.224.3553
http://boxer.senate.gov/contact/email/policy.cfm

Bill Nelson (D-FL)
TEL: 202.224.5274
http://billnelson.senate.gov/contact/email.cfm

Maria Cantwell (D-WA)
TEL: 202.224.3441
http://cantwell.senate.gov/contact/index.cfm

Ben Nelson (D-NE)
TEL: 202.224.6551
http://bennelson.senate.gov/contact/email.cfm

Mark Pryor (D-AR)
TEL: 202.224.2353
http://pryor.senate.gov/contact/



David Vitter (R-LA)

TEL: 202.224.4623
http://vitter.senate.gov/?module=webformiqv1

George Allen (R-VA)

TEL: 202.224.4024
http://allen.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?FuseAction=AboutGeorgeAllen.SendAnEmail\
&EmailContactForm=Type+your+e-mail&x=14&y=15


Arleen Garcia-Herbst

Student Representative for the Society for Anthropological Sciences
Interest Group of AAA
Web Editor for the National Association for Student Anthropologists
Section of AAA
--
Arleen Garcia-Herbst, M.A.
Ph.D. Candidate
2001 HSSB, Department of Anthropology
University of California
Santa Barbara, CA 93107-3210 USA

Mobile: 011-1 (805) 452-6898
Fax: 011-1 (805) 893-8707
http://www.arleengarciaherbst.com/

>Please forward to interested colleagues:
>
>Research Fellow
>Stonehenge Riverside Project
>The School of Conservation Sciences
>Bournemouth University
>
>£19,340 - £22,289 per annum
>
>The School of Conservation Sciences wishes to appoint a Research Fellow to
>work on the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) funded Stonehenge
>Riverside Project. The project team seeks a self-motivated and enthusiastic
>individual able to act as a data manager. Experience of project management
>and GIS is essential. A background in archaeological fieldwork, including
>the use of geophysical and topographic survey techniques would be an
>advantage. Candidates should have a degree in archaeology (or equivalent)
>and be of postdoctoral (or equivalent) standing.
>
>The post is available from the 1st August 2006, or as soon as possible
>thereafter. Further information on the Stonehenge Riverside Project can be
>found at: http://www.shef.ac.uk/archaeology/research/stonehenge/index.html
>
>Informal enquiries should be directed to Dr Kate Welham to whom the
>successful candidate will report [kwelham@... ; Tel. 01202
>965955]
>
>The AHRC funds postgraduate training and research in the arts and
>humanities, from archaeology and English literature to design and dance.
>The
>quality and range of research supported not only provides social and
>cultural benefits but also contributes to the economic success of the UK.
>
>For further information on the AHRC, please see our website www.ahrc.ac.uk
><http://www.ahrc.ac.uk/>  . The post is based at the Talbot Campus and is
>offered as a 46 month fixed term contract. Interviews will be held on
>Friday
>19 May 2006. A detailed job description and person specification are
>available from our website together with an online application form.
>Alternatively, please telephone 01202 961130 (24 hour answerphone). Closing
>date: 28 April 2006. Please quote reference: CS118
>

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>Please forward to interested colleagues:
>
>Lectureship
>Human Evolutionary Genetics
>Leverhulme Centre for Human Evolutionary Studies
>University of Cambridge
>
>Applications are invited for a University Lectureship in Human Evolutionary
>Genetics. The prime criteria for appointment will be excellence in research
>and teaching in this area. The University expects to appoint someone who
>will strengthen and develop the Centre’s research programme in human
>evolutionary genetics and who will actively contribute to the Centre’s aims
>of fostering multi-disciplinary research in human evolution. The
>pensionable
>stipend for a University Lecturer is currently in the range of £25,565 to
>£39,452.
>
>Further information about current research in LCHES, about this post and an
>application form may be obtained at http://www.human-evol.cam.ac.uk/ or
>from
>Ms Sara Harrop, LCHES Administrator (email: slh30@...; telephone
>01223
>764700).
>
>Applications (twelve copies) should be sent to Mr Howarth Penny, Faculty of
>Archaeology and Anthropology, University of Cambridge, Downing Street,
>Cambridge CB2 3DZ, UK (email: hip20@...; telephone 01223 762847).
>These should include an application form, CV, a two-page statement of
>research and teaching interests, and a full list of publications, as well
>as
>the names and addresses of three referees who can be contacted.
>
>Closing date: 5 May 2006.
>
>We would hope the successful applicant will start on 1 October 2006.
>
>The University offers a range of benefits, including attractive pension
>schemes, family friendly policies, health and welfare provision and staff
>discounts. The University is committed to equality of opportunity.
>
>
>

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---------FORWARDED MESSAGE:

The Department of Anthropology at the University of California, Santa
Barbara is conducting a search for Temporary Lecturer positions for
2006-07.  I am writing to ask your assistance in circulating the ad,
which is below.  I have also included the ad as an attachment. The
Department's web site is www.anth.ucsb.edu. The campus website is
www.ucsb.edu.

Thank you for your assistance.

Sincerely,
Barbara Voorhies
Chair and Professor of Anthropology
University of California
Santa Barbara, CA 93106-3210
>------------------------------------------------------------------
TEMPORARY LECTURER POSITIONS
DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY

Applications are invited for anticipated temporary Lecturer positions
(full and part-time) for the academic year of 2006-2007, subject to
availability of funding and departmental needs.  Areas of
specialization are sociocultural anthropology, biosocial anthropology
and archaeology.

Probable courses include:

>SOCIOCULTURAL
>Anth 2, Introductory Cultural Anthropology
>Anth 102, Anth of Media
>Anth 106 History of  Anthropology Theory
>Anth 109 Human Universals
>Anth 110 Technology and Culture
>Anth 111 Anth of Food
>Anth 113 FB Science and Society
>Anth 114 Social Organization
>Anth 115 Law & Warfare in NonWestern Soc
>Anth 120 The Family
>Anth 125 Anth of Gender
>Anth 135 Modern Mexican Culture,
>Anth 136 Peoples & Cultures of the Pacific
>Anth 145 Anthropology of Demography
>Anth 146 Development Anthropology
>Anth 148A Comparative Ethnicity
>Anth 156 Understanding Africa
>Anth 173 Nationalism and the State
>Anth 197 Special Topics
>ARCHAEOLOGY
>Anth 101 African Archaeology
>Anth 112Z Archaeology Theory
>Anth 137 Ancient Maya
>Anth  143F Ethics in Archaeology
>Anth 162 Prehistoric Food Production
>Anth 164 Origins of Complex Society
>Anth 165 History of Archaeology
>Anth 187 Clash of Cultures
>Anth 196 Arch of Religion
>BIOSOCIAL
>Anth 5 Introductory Physical Anthropology
>Anth 121T Genetics, Nat Sel & Human Evol
>Anth 153S Evolution of Human Sexuality
>Anth 153T Primate Behavior

Preference will be given to applicants who hold the Ph.D. and
have demonstrated effectiveness in lecture courses. The department is
especially interested in candidates who can contribute to the
diversity and excellence of the academic community through teaching
and research.  Positions will remain open until filled, but
applicants are advised to submit their applications with materials
listed below by May 15, 2006 for primary consideration.

The department will keep active applications for all appropriate
vacancies for one year.  Applicants must resubmit materials each
academic year to retain eligibility.  Terms and conditions of
employment are subject to UC policy and any appropriate collective
bargaining agreement.  Salary based on qualifications.

Please send curriculum vitae, syllabus (for each class for
which you apply), teaching evaluations and three letters of
recommendation to:

Attention: Temporary Lecturers Search
Department of Anthropology
University of California, Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara, CA 93106 - 3210
Information about the UCSB Department of Anthropology is available
through the Department's Home Page <http://www.anth.ucsb.edu>. An
Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.

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>Please forward to interested colleagues:
>
>Lecturers (2 Posts)
>Egyptology
>School of Humanities, Department of Classics, Ancient History and
>Egyptology
>
>University of Wales, Swansea
>
>£24,352 to £36,959 per annum
>
>Applications are invited for two permanent, Full-time Lecturer A/B
>positions
>in the Department of Classics, Ancient History and Egyptology, Reference
>M2191. The successful candidates will have a record of research in their
>field, and will teach widely in Egyptology at BA and MA levels. For one of
>the two posts it is expected that the successful candidate will have
>specific expertise in the area of Egyptian Archaeology and/or art, together
>with experience of conducting fieldwork in Egypt; for the other post
>special
>areas of expertise may include (but are not restricted to) Egyptian
>Literature and Late Period (or Greco-Roman) Egypt, with the ability to
>teach
>Egyptian language.
>
>Applicants should have a completed PhD in Egyptology, together with
>relevant
>linguistic expertise.
>
>Thorough training in the History and Civilisation of Ancient Egypt is
>essential. A strong commitment to teaching and to research and publication
>is required, as also is willingness to undertake administrative duties.
>
>It is anticipated that interviews will be held in the week beginning 15 May
>2006.
>
>Informal enquiries may be made to Professor Thomas Schneider, Professor of
>Egyptology: telephone +44 (0)1792 513538; email: T.Schneider@...
>
>An application form and further details may be obtained, quoting the
>appropriate reference, from the Personnel Department, Swansea University,
>Singleton Park, Swansea, SA2 8PP, tel: +44 (0)1792 295136 (24 hours) or at:
>www.swansea.ac.uk/personnel/vacancies
>
>Closing date: Friday, 21 April 2006.
>
>We are an equal opportunity employer aiming for diversity in our workforce
>

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>Please forward to interested colleagues:
>
>Research Associate or Senior Research Associate
>McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research
>University of Cambridge
>
>
>Open Competition for Project Funding, 2006
>
>The McDonald Institute supports archaeological research at Cambridge
>through
>the provision of facilities and funding. It now invites applications for an
>innovative new project in any branch of archaeology that will enhance and
>strengthen Cambridge archaeology's existing world-class portfolio of
>research activity. The McDonald Institute will provide core funding for a
>three-year post-doctoral research salary (at Research Associate or Senior
>Research Associate level, £20,044-30,002 or £25,565-36,959 respectively),
>plus an annual allowance of up to £10,000 for travel, equipment, and other
>support costs. The successful applicant will be expected to demonstrate the
>ability to raise substantial additional external funds for the project. If
>the project demonstrates outstanding development during its three-year
>term,
>the McDonald Institute core funding may be extended for a further two
>years.
>Further particulars and an application form (PD18) may be obtained from Mrs
>Deborah Parr, McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research (tel: 01223
>339284; email: dap38@...).
>
>The closing date for applications is 21 April 2006.
>
>Full details: http://www.jobs.ac.uk/profiles/links/52/
>

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>  Deadline for submission is 5 April.
>
>The Department of Archaeology at the University of Calgary is pleased to
>announce that the theme for the 2006 Chacmool Conference is Decolonizing
>Archaeology: Archaeology and the Postcolonial Critique.  On behalf of the
>organizing committee, I would like to invite you to consider participating
>in the conference by delivering a paper, poster or perhaps by organizing a
>thematic session.
>
>For your convenience, I have attached a copy of the call for papers.  We
>would also ask that you please pass on the call to colleagues or students
>who you believe may be interested in this year's theme.  We are
>particularly
>hoping to have strong representation from indigenous peoples around the
>globe and from researchers situated outside of North America and Europe.
>
>If you would more information, please do not hesitate to contact myself
>(jerimy.cunningham@...), Geoff McCafferty (mccaffer@...) or
>the conference committee (arkyconf@...).  You can also visit our
>website at:  http://www.arky.ucalgary.ca/arky1/Chacmool2006/index.htm
>
>Thank you and we hope to see you in Calgary in November,
>
>Jay Cunningham.
>
>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
>Jerimy J. Cunningham, PhD
>
>SSHRC Postdoctoral Fellow
>
>Department of Archaeology
>
>The University of Calgary
>
>
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>Post Doctoral Fellow
>University of Chicago
>Oriental Institute
>
>The Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago invites  applications
>for the Oriental Institute Post-Doctoral Fellowship  program for the
>2006-2007 academic year.  This is a twelve month,  non-renewable
>fellowship. The Post-Doctoral Fellow will organize and  conduct  a
>one-to-two day conference at the Oriental Institute on key
>comparatively-oriented theoretical or methodological issues in the field of
>ancient studies (archaeological, text-based, and/or art historical avenues
>of research). We encourage cross disciplinary proposals that deal with the
>ancient Near East (including Egypt) or that compare the Near East with
>other cultural areas.  The conference will take place in mid-February 2007.
>After the conference, the Fellow will assemble and edit the proceedings for
>publication by the Oriental Institute. The Fellow is also encouraged to
>pursue his or her own research while in residence and to interact with the
>Oriental Institute community. Salary for this position is $40,000 plus
>benefits.
>
>Qualifications: Ph.D. in a discipline relating to ancient studies must be
>complete at the time of application.  Applicants should send:
>a) 5-page proposal outlining nature and structure of the conference
>(including names and paper topics of five to eight key participants who
>have agreed to make presentations, should the conference be funded)
>b)  curriculum vitae
>c) 3 letters of reference (these may be sent under separate cover).
>Electronic submissions are welcome.
>
>Deadline for completed applications is April 30, 2006. Start date is
>September 1, 2006.
>
>Please send applications to:  Oriental Institute Post-Doctoral Fellowship,
>attn.
>Olivia Boyd, Oriental Institute, University of Chicago, 1155 East  58th
>St., Chicago, IL 60637. e-mail: oeboyd@...
>
>Please repost this notice wherever there may be interest.
>
>-------------------------------------------
>
>--
>Gil J. Stein
>Director of the Oriental Institute
>and Professor of Near Eastern Archaeology
>University of Chicago
>1155 E. 58th St.
>Chicago, IL 60637
>
>tel.  773-702-4098
>fax: 773-702-9853
>e-mail: gstein@...




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FORENSIC OUTREACH
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United Kingdom

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>From: Destiny Crider <destiny.crider@...>
>To: Kimberlee Sue Moran <kimberleemoran@...>
>Subject: Fw: 2006 ETHNOGRAPHIC POETRY COMPETITION
>Date: Mon, 06 Mar 2006 11:07:08 -0700
>
>SOCIETY FOR HUMANISTIC ANTHROPOLOGY
>
>2006 ETHNOGRAPHIC POETRY COMPETITION
>
>
>The Society for Humanistic Anthropology <www.smcm.edu/sha/>
>announces our annual poetry competition as a means to encourage scholars to
>use alternative literary genres to explore anthropological concerns.
>These concerns may be any of those associated with the fields of
>anthropology:
>Archaeological, Biological, Linguistic, Socio-Cultural, and
>Applied Anthropology.
>
>Winning entries and honorable mentions (announced by May 15)
>will be recognized at the annual meeting of the American Anthropological
>Association in San Jose, CA in November 2006, and will be published in the
>Society's journal, Anthropology and Humanism.  The winner(s) will receive
>an award of $100.  There is no entry fee to enter this competition.
>
>Judges will be Kent Maynard maynard@... from Denison
>University, Melisa Cahnmann cahnmann@... from the University of
>Georgia,
>and Dorine Preston dopresto@... from the University of Georgia.
>
>Submissions must include: a) three copies of a cover letter with
>home and institutional addresses & a short bio, b) three copies of poems
>of any length totaling no more than 10 pages in all, and c) SASE for
>notification only (manuscripts will not be returned).  We cannot accept
>previously published poems, but we will accept simultaneous submissions.
>Send complete submissions, postmarked by April 1, 2006 to:
>
>Dr. Melisa Cahnmann
>Department of Language and Literacy Education
>125 Aderhold Hall
>Athens, GA 30602
>(off.) 583-8127
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>R. E. TAYLOR STUDENT POSTER AWARDS
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>archaeometric posters presented at the Annual Meeting of the Society for
>American Archaeology and International Symosium on Archaeometry.  Two
>awards
>will be presented at each event. Prizes are a one-year membership in the
>SAS,
>including the quarterly Bulletin, and a cash award of $100. The student
>should
>be the first author and the presenter of the poster. Criteria for the award
>are
>significance of the archaeological problem, appropriateness of the
>archaeometric
>methods used, soundness of conclusions, quality of the poster display, and
>oral
>presentation of the poster. To apply, send a copy of the poster abstract
>(indicating the student author), a correspondence address, and the name and
>date of the session in which the poster will be presented.
>Deadline for submission:  April 15, 2006
>
>Entry Collection/Contact:  AJ Vonarx, SAS Membership Development,
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>Anthropology,
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The Bulgarian Archaeological Association (BAA) is pleased to announce
>the
>next season of the "Roman project" fieldwork. The BAA Archaeological Field
>School was founded in 2001 as a Training School for students of
>archaeology, and is based in Northwest Bulgaria. The Field School is
>involved in a study of the Roman culture in the region, incorporating a
>research excavation at a number of sites. This year the project is divided
>into two parts based on different sites: a Roman sanctuary and fortress
>'Kale' near town of Mezdra and a Roman road station "Aniste" near town of
>Belogradchik.
>Courses
>In 2006 the project will include number of additional courses focused on
>the professional development of the participants (Drawing and Sketching,
>Photography, Ceramic workshop) provided by highly skilled artists. The
>practical courses will provide an ideal introduction to the world of
>archaeology. The project incorporates also daily laboratory work and
>several lectures focused on architecture, ceramic remains and artifact
>illustration. The project is suitable both for beginners and professional
>archaeologists wishing to develop their skills and knowledge.
>Facilities
>The towns of Mezdra and Belogradchik offer all facilities required for your
>normal stay in Bulgaria: post office + many street phone boxes, banks, cash
>machines, cafes, restaurants, Internet cafes, bars, discos, swimming pool
>and many other sport facilities.
>Housing
>Accommodation is provided by the ***Hotel, which offers shared double-rooms
>with bathrooms, hot and cold running water and television (in Mezdra
>swimming pool). The hotel in Mezdra is near the town and the site. In
>Belogradchik the hotel is situated in city center.
>
>Further details are available on the website:
>http://www.archaeology.archbg.net
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I couldn't get the accompanying forms to attach, but if you're
interested just e-mail this guy for more info.

kimberlee

From: Jim Aimers [mailto:jim_aimers@...]
>Sent: 21 February 2006 14:11
>To: ioa-event-l@...
>Subject: Call for papers (students/staff) Belize Archaeology
Symposium July
>4-8 2006, Belize City
>
>Hello All,
>
>The Belize Archaeology Symposium has become the key event for those
>interested in archaeology in Belize. It will be held in Belize City
from
>July 4 - 8 2006.  Students and others are welcome to submit
abstracts, and
>presented papers are now published annually.
>
>Application and information is attached to this message and posted
on the
>Mesoamerica notice board on the 4th floor.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Jim
>
>
>
>James J. Aimers, Ph.D.
>
>Institute of Archaeology, University College London
>
>31-34 Gordon Square
>
>London, England
>
>WC1H-0PY
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>Office phone (0) 20 7679 7532  FAX (0)20 7383 2572
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>
>UCL webpage:
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>Personal webpage http://www.homepages.ucl.ac.uk/~tcrnjja/
>

LAST CALL FOR TEAMS!
SAA ETHICS BOWL 2006

Just a few weeks left before the deadline for entering the 2006 SAA
Ethics Bowl, to be held in San Juan on Thursday, April 27.

Case studies for this year's event will be distributed on March 15.
which means there is still time to form a team of 3 to 5 graduate
students

Please pass the word
and send us any contacts or suggestions.

See you there!

Julie Hollowell (jjh@...) and
Chip Colwell-Chanthaphonh (chip@...)
Ethics Bowl co-organizers


Julie Hollowell
Department of Anthropology and Sociology
University of British Columbia

Research Associate
Center for Archaeology in the Public Interest
Indiana University

812-320-1887 (cell)
604-742-1290 (home)
604-822-5820 (office)





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>From: Miriam T Stark <miriams@...>
>To: Kimberlee Sue Moran <kimberleemoran@...>
>CC: Julie Hollowell <jjh@...>, Chip Colwell-Chanthaphonh
><chip@...>
>Subject: LAST CALL FOR TEAMS! SAA ETHICS BOWL 2006
>Date: Mon, 20 Feb 2006 11:34:14 -1000
>

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Hi Kimberlee,
Could you please circulate this announcement to members (and potential
members) of SAA SAC?  Thanks, Miriam

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
LAST CALL FOR TEAMS!
SAA ETHICS BOWL 2006

Just a few weeks left before the deadline for entering the 2006 SAA
Ethics Bowl, to be held in San Juan on Thursday, April 27.

Case studies for this year's event will be distributed on March 15.
which means there is still time to form a team of 3 to 5 graduate
students

Please pass the word
and send us any contacts or suggestions.

See you there!

Julie Hollowell (jjh@...) and
Chip Colwell-Chanthaphonh (chip@...)
Ethics Bowl co-organizers


Julie Hollowell
Department of Anthropology and Sociology
University of British Columbia

Research Associate
Center for Archaeology in the Public Interest
Indiana University

812-320-1887 (cell)
604-742-1290 (home)
604-822-5820 (office)

This is a call for papers for a one-day conference in Reading, UK

Kimberlee Sue Moran

PhD Student
Institute of Archaeology
31-34 Gordon Square
London WC1H 0PY

0773 410 3985
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-----Original Message-----
From: Anne Macdonald [mailto:a.macdonald@...]
Sent: 26 January 2006 15:58
To: all-postgraduates@...
Subject: JAM06 Final Call for Papers


>
>Journeys Across Media:  Manifestations of Media Technology
>JAM 2006 at the University of Reading
>Friday 21 April 2006
>
>FINAL CALL FOR PAPERS
>Journeys Across Media (JAM) is an annual one-day conference based in the
>Department of Film, Theatre & Television at the University of Reading,
>organised by and for postgraduate students on a national and international
>level, which aims to provide a discussion forum for current research in the
>areas of film, theatre, television and 'new media'.
>Established in 2003, JAM has proven successful in providing an opportunity
>for postgraduate students to gain experience in presenting aspects of their
>research as a conference paper within a friendly environment.  This is the
>fourth consecutive year that this highly popular event is happening, and we
>warmly invite postgraduates working on film, theatre, television and 'new
>media' to submit proposals on the theme outlined below. Papers presented at
>this year's conference will be considered for possible publication in an
>edited collection.
>Experimentation with and exploration of New Media technologies has
generated
>a growing interest in the study of apparatus within the visual arts.  New
>technologies often share traits with older forms and this connection has
led
>scholars to the comparative study of technological innovations within the
>history of media.  Whilst significant work has been produced on the use of
>sound and lighting, further technical aspects of theatre, the practices and
>possibilities of the camera, CGI, etc, there is much scope for greater
>exploration.  Technology has been seen as essential to the study of texts
>and the increasingly self-reflexive character of cultural products has
>transformed the apparatus itself into a visual sign with further
>implications.  The main purpose of this year's JAM conference is to bring
to
>the fore the uses and abuses of old and new technologies in cinema, video
>art, television and theatre and to situate them within critical and
cultural
>approaches.
>
>Technological apparatus to consider might include cameras, film stock or
>video formats, sound recording methods, lighting, vision mixing, chromakey
>or stage and studio apparatus, as well as digital and new media
>technologies.
>
>Possible questions to address:
>
>.       How are the technologies used in film, television, new media or
>theatre
>practices encoded in the meaning, style or aesthetic of a work?
>.       What are the advantages and limitations of a specific technical
>apparatus?
>How does technical equipment or a technological process increase, enhance
or
>alter the possibilities of representation?  Relevant issues might include a
>technology's interaction with performance or its effect on visual and audio
>style as well as the various applications of digital compositing and
>animation.
>.       How does the combination of different media technologies, or
>'intermedialities' create new aesthetic or ontological considerations?
>.       How is technology used self-reflexively in a media text?
>.       How are the properties of different media formats, such as DVD and
>video
>exploited within the marketing and packaging of media works and what effect
>does this have on the original text?
>
>The day is expected to run from 10am to 5pm.
>
>Papers should be no more than 20 minutes.  Please send abstracts of
>approximately 250 words plus a biographical note by Monday 13th February
>2006 (final deadline) to:
>
>Leah Panos/Kostas Kostantinidis
>The Department of Film, Theatre & Television
>University of Reading
>Bulmershe Court
>Reading, RG6 1HY
>or e-mail JAM2006@...
>Visit the JAM2006 website http://www.rdg.ac.uk/fd/research/jam.htm#JAM_2006
>for a registration form.
>A limited number of travel bursaries will also be available.
>
>
>Supported by the Graduate School in Arts and Humanities and the Standing
>Committee for University Drama Departments (SCUDD)
>
>_________________________________________________________________

Dear All:

I have changed the settings on the Web Group, which, I believe, will end our
spam problems (fingers crossed).  I'm pretty sure that now all messages will
be sent to me for approval before they get sent out to the group.  Let's
hope this works....



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>From: steven sharp <stevenmsharp@...>
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Thanks, Arleen:

I will look into your suggestion!



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>From: Arleen Garcia-Herbst <AGarciaHerbst@...>
>Reply-To: SAAstudentaffairs@yahoogroups.com
>To: SAAstudentaffairs@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [SAAstudentaffairs] Digest Number 38
>Date: Sat, 21 Jan 2006 13:31:45 -0800
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>
>accept/reject/delete whatever someone posts to the group. It means a
>
>minimal amount of extra work for you in setting it up and then
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>screening each email that comes in. Would it be possible to have this
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>
>ship because this group becomes a spam magnet. Please let me know if
>
>you need any assistance in setting this up.
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>
>Best,
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>
> > Subject: Find your perfect partner! I did...
>
> >
>
> > Just thought I        should pass on my knowledge to all you guys (and
>gals) on here. I know just like heaps of other men I am pretty shy when it
>comes to going up to someone. I've tried a few different places (clubs,
>bars, etc) but never seem to have too much luck. Anyway, a few weeks ago I
>joined up to http://www.simplefuneasy.info/wbrr and I have to say I am
>already getting excited. I was beginning to think I'd end up being alone
>for       ever, but already        been talking to a few interested ladies
>on there. Anyway, if you're like me it comes highly recommended!
>
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> >   From: steven sharp <stevenmsharp@...>
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> > Subject: Re: Find your perfect partner! I did...
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> > > heaps of other men I am pretty shy when it comes to
>
> > > going up to someone. I've tried a few different
>
> > > places (clubs, bars, etc) but never seem to have too
>
> > > much luck. Anyway, a few weeks ago I joined up to
>
> > > http://www.simplefuneasy.info/wbrr and I have to say
>
> > > I am already getting excited. I was beginning to
>
> > > think I'd end up being alone for       ever, but
>
> > > already        been talking to a few interested
>
> > > ladies on there. Anyway, if you're like me it comes
>
> > > highly recommended!
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I know some friends already        who have met a few nice honeys off of this
kind of stuff (here is the place they use: http://www.freebeerishere.info/hfru ,
but what do you think? I think it is mad cool from what I saw at my friend’s
house, and am thinking of signing up later today. Basically it's a regular
personalssite, but with an instant message and Webcams system built in.
Basically you join their chat-room on their site it gives you a link to those
people online in the chat-room, their location, their picture, etc and at one
click you can start chatting to them over Webcam (even if you don't have one).
Pretty nifty stuff I think!

Hi all,

I have moderated other Yahoo groups and I know that there is a feature
that allows the group's owners/moderators to first
accept/reject/delete whatever someone posts to the group. It means a
minimal amount of extra work for you in setting it up and then
screening each email that comes in. Would it be possible to have this
group set up this way? I'd hate to see people live Steve keep jumping
ship because this group becomes a spam magnet. Please let me know if
you need any assistance in setting this up.

Best,
Arleen

On 21 Jan 2006 21:03:42 -0000, SAAstudentaffairs@yahoogroups.com
<SAAstudentaffairs@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
> There are 2 messages in this issue.
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> Topics in this digest:
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>      1. Find your perfect partner! I did...
>           From: "brittney-steele249@..."
<brittney-steele249@...>
>      2. Re: Find your perfect partner! I did...
>           From: steven sharp <stevenmsharp@...>
>
>
> ________________________________________________________________________
> ________________________________________________________________________
>
> Message: 1
>   Date: Sat, 21 Jan 2006 11:27:10 +0100
>   From: "brittney-steele249@..." <brittney-steele249@...>
> Subject: Find your perfect partner! I did...
>
> Just thought I        should pass on my knowledge to all you guys (and gals)
on here. I know just like heaps of other men I am pretty shy when it comes to
going up to someone. I've tried a few different places (clubs, bars, etc) but
never seem to have too much luck. Anyway, a few weeks ago I joined up to
http://www.simplefuneasy.info/wbrr and I have to say I am already getting
excited. I was beginning to think I'd end up being alone for       ever, but
already        been talking to a few interested ladies on there. Anyway, if
you're like me it comes highly recommended!
>
>
>
> ________________________________________________________________________
> ________________________________________________________________________
>
> Message: 2
>   Date: Sat, 21 Jan 2006 05:38:11 -0800 (PST)
>   From: steven sharp <stevenmsharp@...>
> Subject: Re: Find your perfect partner! I did...
>
> Good luck guys. It is time to unsubscribe. Between
> this group and others, too much spam.
>
> --- "brittney-steele249@..."
> <brittney-steele249@...> wrote:
>
> > Just thought I        should pass on my knowledge to
> > all you guys (and gals) on here. I know just like
> > heaps of other men I am pretty shy when it comes to
> > going up to someone. I've tried a few different
> > places (clubs, bars, etc) but never seem to have too
> > much luck. Anyway, a few weeks ago I joined up to
> > http://www.simplefuneasy.info/wbrr and I have to say
> > I am already getting excited. I was beginning to
> > think I'd end up being alone for       ever, but
> > already        been talking to a few interested
> > ladies on there. Anyway, if you're like me it comes
> > highly recommended!
> >
> >
>
>
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Good luck guys. It is time to unsubscribe. Between
this group and others, too much spam.

--- "brittney-steele249@..."
<brittney-steele249@...> wrote:

> Just thought I        should pass on my knowledge to
> all you guys (and gals) on here. I know just like
> heaps of other men I am pretty shy when it comes to
> going up to someone. I've tried a few different
> places (clubs, bars, etc) but never seem to have too
> much luck. Anyway, a few weeks ago I joined up to
> http://www.simplefuneasy.info/wbrr and I have to say
> I am already getting excited. I was beginning to
> think I'd end up being alone for       ever, but
> already        been talking to a few interested
> ladies on there. Anyway, if you're like me it comes
> highly recommended!
>
>


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