Monday, September 25, 2017
Monday, September 18, 2017
Archaeological Discoveries in the Lower Hudson Valley October 21, 2017.
Archaeological Discoveries in the Lower Hudson Valley
A SYMPOSIUM
AT SUNY ORANGE IN MIDDLETOWN, NY
OCTOBER 21, 2017, 9AM-5PM
ROWLEY BLDG ROOM 010
List of speakers and times at the Oct. 21 Symposium on
“Archaeological Discoveries in the Lower Hudson Valley”
Rowley Building Room 010 Middletown Campus
- 9-9:50 AM—“Understanding Past Native American Cultures in the Hudson Valley through Archaeology” by Eugene J. Boesch Ph.D. R.P.A., Archaeologist and Historic Preservation Consultant
- 10-10:50 AM—
- “The Dutchess Quarry Caves site near Florida, NY - A Window into Prehistory” by Barry D. Kass, Prof. Emeritus of Anthropology, SUNY Orange
- “The Proposed Management and Interpretative Plan for the County-Owned Lands at Dutchess Quarry Caves” by David Church, Orange County Gov. Commissioner of Planning
- 11-11:50 AM “Archaeological Research in the Shawangunk Mountains, 2006-2016” by Lucy Lewis Johnson, Professor Emerita of Anthropology, Vassar College
- 12-1 PM Lunch break
- 1-1:50 PM “Ceremonial Stone Landscapes of New York State” by David Johnson, Trustee, Orange County Chapter-NYS Archaeological Assoc.
- 2-2:50 PM “The Native Peoples in the Lower Hudson Valley at the Time of European Contact, and Their Fate” by Richard W. Hull, Professor of History emeritus at New York University and official Town Historian of Warwick New York.
- 3-3:50 PM “Revolutionary War Archaeology in Fishkill, NY” by William Sandy, Archaeologist and member of the “Friends of Fishkill Supply Depot”
- 4-4:50 PM “The Iron Chain Across the Hudson Which Saved the Colonies” by Doc Bayne, Historian
Register during the Symposium for guided tours of the
DUTCHESS QUARRY CAVES SITE
ON SUNDAY, OCT. 22, BY EXPERTS FROM THE ORANGE COUNTY CHAPTER-NEW YORK STATE ARCHAEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
REGISTRATION ONLY AT THE OCT. 21 SYMPOSIUM
Both Events are FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Symposium and Dutchess Quarry Caves Tours organized and sponsored by the Behavioral Sciences Dept at Suny Orange ( Cory Harris, Chair, and Barry Kass, Prof. Emeritus of Anthropology), The Orange County Chapter-NYS Archaeological Association (Stephanie Benson, President), and Orange County Government Department of Planning (David Church, Commissioner)
Facebook event link:
http://tinyurl.com/yd93ylhf
Facebook event link:
http://tinyurl.com/yd93ylhf
Saturday, September 16, 2017
September Meeting.
Hot off the press, the Chapter's Occasional Papers #4 were distributed to members present!
Plans underway for our Archeological Symposium - October 21st at Orange County Community College co-sponsored by our Chapter, the Behavioral Sciences Dept at Suny Orange, and Orange County Gov. Department of Planning.
Nominations are open for two Trustees:
Nominated at tonight's meeting are the two incumbents whose terms expire this year: Barry Kass & David Johnson
Jim Wisochlo from the Forks of the Delaware Chapter 14 of the Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology gave an excellent presentation on his Paleo end scraper discoveries, reconstructions and experimental confirmation of their utility.
Plans underway for our Archeological Symposium - October 21st at Orange County Community College co-sponsored by our Chapter, the Behavioral Sciences Dept at Suny Orange, and Orange County Gov. Department of Planning.
Nominations are open for two Trustees:
Nominated at tonight's meeting are the two incumbents whose terms expire this year: Barry Kass & David Johnson
(All other Officer and Trustee terms expire 2018.)
Jim Wisochlo from the Forks of the Delaware Chapter 14 of the Society for Pennsylvania Archaeology gave an excellent presentation on his Paleo end scraper discoveries, reconstructions and experimental confirmation of their utility.
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