Southeastern Archaeology has a new publisher! More information on the changes can be found on the journal page. Please be patient as we transition to Maney’s editorial management system.
Follow SEAC on Twitter SEAC@SEACArchaeology as we gear up for #SEAC2014. A big thank you to John Samuelsen for helping set it up and for our first and second tweets!
Archaeology — Southeastern U.S. The South Carolina Institute of Archaeology and Anthropology (SCIAA), College of Arts and Sciences, University of South Carolina, invite applications for a Research Assistant Professor in Early Hunter-Gatherer
Each year the Archaeological Society of South Carolina (ASSC) holds an archaeology public outreach program for their membership and the interested public. This year the ASSC Fall Field Day coincides with the annual SEAC conference on Saturday,
Call for Nominations: C.B. Moore Award Nominations for the C. B. Moore Award are open. This award is given to a young scholar for excellence in southeastern archaeology and associated studies. A maximum 200-word nomination statement and a CV for
The April issue of the SEAC Newsletter, Horizon & Tradition, is now available. Inside this issue: Letter from SEAC President T.R. Kidder SEAC 2014 Information Feature article on an 1873 portrait of C.B. Moore Final report on the 2013 Public
In 2012, the Southeastern Archaeological Conference (SEAC) established the Patty Jo Watson Award for best article or book chapter on Southeastern Archaeology. Patty Jo Watson, a renowned American archaeologist who has worked extensively on the
President Kidder has appointed the SEAC Nominations Committee for 2014. This committee will identify candidates for three positions, President-elect, (a two year term, followed by a two-year term as President) Secretary-elect (a one-year term,
Next SEAC Meeting: SEAC 2014, 71st Annual Meeting, Greenville, South Carolina. Meeting will be held at the Hyatt Regency Greenville, November 12-15, 2014. Read More
The Southeastern Archaeological Conference (SEAC), in order to promote public awareness of archaeology in the Southeast, supports a program of small grants to finance public outreach projects. SEAC provides an annual grant of $2,000 per year to
