Fall 2022 Conference

The conference was held at the unique Latchis Theater in Brattleboro Vermont.

The theme for the conference was: What our Site Research and Science Teach us about Northeast History.

View the program at Fall 2022 Program.

View the publicly viewable videos on the NEARA Fall Conference 2022 playlist.

Presentations

The videos are on our new YouTube channel. Videos that are only available for NEARA members are behind a login at SiteDB.org.

• Land Acknowledgement and Shutesbury "Shrine" and Surrounds, Anne Marie Kittredge
  (This is only available for NEARA members by logging in at SiteDB.org)
• The Long Hunter Wall: A Tennessee Snakenado, Dan Pezzoni
• Chasing Vinland, the Search and Research of Norse in North America, Steve Voluckas
• Recognizing the Diversity of Durable Ritual Offerings, Steve DiMarzo
• Why Newport Tower is NOT an Old Windmill, Jim Egan
• In Pursuit of Easy Site Reporting, Sydney Blackwell & Walter van Roggen
  (This is only available for NEARA members by logging in at SiteDB.org)
• Evidence of the Construction and Use of Earthen Mounds and Enclosures in New England, Sarah Kohler
• Celtic Monastic Oratories in New England? The Gungywamp-1 and Calendar II Chambers, Vance Tiede
  (This is only available for NEARA members by logging in at SiteDB.org)
• Hidden Traces of Early Europeans in the Remains of a Drowned Forest, Terry Deveau
• Stone Lines and Caribou Hunters: Identifying Ancient Hunting Structures Beneath the Great Lakes, Dr. John O'Shea

Field Trips

One field trip was on Friday, and two were on Sunday.

• Shutesbury's "Shrine" and Surrounds in Massachusetts, Anne Marie Kittredge. Read more about the field trip in this newspaper article.

• A Newly Discovered Potential CSL in Putney Vermont, Mike Luoma & Art Camp
• Burnt Hill in Heath Massachusetts, Anne Marie Kittredge & Vance Tiede & Sonny Nartowicz

Photos

At the Latchis Theater

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