SAA 2019 Recap

The 2019 Society for American Archaeology conference in Albuquerque, New Mexico was the highest attended meeting in 84 years. We loved talking with our authors, meeting archaeologists, and selling lots of books! Many, many thanks to everyone who stopped by the University of Arizona Press booth to say hello. Below, find some photos taken at the meeting.

Our Senior Editor, Allyson Carter, with The Life-Giving Stone author Michael T. Searcy.

Patricia A. Gilman with her two most recent UA Press books, New Perspectives on Mimbres Archaeology and Mimbres Life and Society.

It was great to see James M. Skibo, one of the editors of Archaeological Anthropology.

UA Press author Richard J. Chacon with his two edited volumes, Latin American Indigenous Warfare and Ritual Violence and North American Indigenous Warfare and Ritual Violence.

Stewart B. Koyiyumptewa, one of the editors of Moquis and Kastiilam.

It’s always a joy to see Paul E. Minnis, author and editor of many UA Press books, including New Lives for Ancient and Extinct Crops, Discovering Paquimé, and Ancient Paquimé and the Casas Grandes World.

Scott E. Ingram with his edited volume, Traditional Arid Lands Agriculture.

Thomas E. Guderjan, editor of The Value of Things.

Barbara J. Roth with her new edited volume, New Perspectives on Mimbres Archaeology.

UA Press author Tsim D. Schneider, editor of Indigenous Landscapes and Spanish Missions.

UA Press Senior Editor Allyson Carter with Eleanor M. King, editor of The Ancient Maya Marketplace.

Matthew A. Beaudoin with his new UA Press book, Challenging Colonial Narratives.

Robert W. Preucel and Samuel Duwe, editors of their new UA Press book The Continuous Path.

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