Friday evening had a showing of Ted Timreck's new film, Ancient Sea Peoples of the North Atlantic.
Dr. Fitzhugh introduced the film and led a discussion afterwards.
We had our annual membership meeting Saturday morning, followed by chapter reports.
Speakers at the conference included:
Peter Anick, The (State of the) Art of Evaluating Stone Features
Tracey Bilski, The Save Buttonhook Campaign: A Case Study of Citizen Advocacy for Site Preservation
Rob Buchanan, Ceremonial Stone Landscapes of the Lower Hudson Valley: Highlights from Years of Rambling in Westchester and Putnam Counties
Mary Baugher, Perspectives: An appreciation of different ways of seeing
Linda Zimmerman, Mysterious Stone Sites: explorations and observations of the Hudson Valley
Michael McDonough, Tongore Brook Site: A Ceremonial Stone Landscape
Glenn Kreisberg, Esoterica America
The keynote speaker was Dr. William Fitzhugh, New Understandings About Argonauts of the Far Northeast.
We are working on editing the videos.
Field Trips
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Field Trip MontageWhangtown Chamber, by Walter van RoggenKings Chamber and standing stone, by Devon TolandKings Chamber, by Devon TolandFilled Gap, by Walter van RoggenDicktown Chamber, led by Rob Buchanan, by Walter van Roggen
