Despite the travel distance, I thought some members might be
interested in the folliwng workshop.

Stevan C. Pullns, RPA

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THE 6th ANNUAL COUNCIL FOR WEST VIRGINIA ARCHAEOLOGY SPRING WORKSHOP

Late Prehistoric Ceramics in West Virginia and the Surrounding Region

Delf Norona Museum, Moundsville, West Virginia
Saturday, May 8, 2004


The Council for West Virginia Archaeology announces its 6th Annual
Spring Workshop. This year, the workshop will be held at the Delf
Norona Museum in Moundsville, West Virginia. The museum is located on
the grounds of the Grave Creek Mound Historic Site, the location of
the largest Adena burial mound in the United States.

The subject of the workshop is Late Prehistoric Ceramics in West
Virginia and Surrounding Areas. The program will begin on Saturday
morning with individual presentations from five guest speakers, and
the afternoon session will adjourn to informal discussions and
presentations of Late Prehistoric ceramic collections.

The 2004 Spring Workshop is generously sponsored by the Council for
West Virginia Archaeology, the West Virginia Division of Culture and
History, Cultural Resource Analysts, Inc., GAI Consultants, Inc., and
Michael Baker Jr., Inc.

Scheduled Speakers

Brad Bowden: The Radford/Page Dilemma: A Review and Reexamination of
Limestone Tempered Ceramics in Western Virginia

David Pollack and A. Gwynn Henderson: Kentucky Fort Ancient Ceramics

Bob Genheimer: The Schomaker Site and Making Sense of Fort Ancient
Ceramics in the Lower Little and Great Miami Valleys

Brian Redmond: A New Look At The Whittlesey and Wellsburg Ceramic
Traditions of Eastern Ohio

William C. Johnson: Late Prehistoric Monongahela Culture and Fort
Ancient Culture Bluestone Phase Ceramics and Late Woodland Ceramics
From the Upper Potomac River Basin

Location
This year's workshop will be held at the Delf Norona Museum in
Moundsville, West Virginia, about 15 minutes south of Wheeling. The
Museum is located just east of Route 2 on Jefferson Avenue.
801 Jefferson Avenue
Moundsville WV
(304)843-4128

Registration
Due to space restrictions, preregistration is recommended.
Registration is $30 for members of the Council for West Virginia
Archeology or the West Virginia Archaeological Society, and $35 for
non-members. Registration fees may be made payable to the Council for
West Virginia Archaeology and sent to:

Cultural Resource Analysts, Inc.
ATTN: Darla Spencer
3556 Teays Valley Road, Suite #3
Hurricane, West Virginia 25526

Registration fees are also payable upon arrival, and receipts will be
issued upon request.

More Information
For more information, including information about area lodging,
please contact any member of the Spring Workshop Committee:

Darla Spencer (dspencer@...), Mike Anslinger
(manslinger@...) , or Stevan Pullins (spullins@...) of
Cultural Resource Analysts, Inc. at (304) 562-7233, or Carolyn Kender
(Carolyn.Kender@...) of the West Virginia Division of
Culture and History at (304) 558-0220