2023 Society of American Archaeology Meeting Photos

April 11, 2023

We were thrilled to see so many authors and volume editors stop by our booth at the Society of American Archaeology meeting in Portland earlier this month. If you weren’t able to stop by, there’s still time to order our archaeology titles. For 30% off and free shipping in the continental U.S. use discount code AZSAA23 at checkout in our website shopping cart. The discount ends 5/5/23.

Author Paul Minnis with his works *The Neighbors of Casas Grandes* and *Famine Foods.*

Stephen Acabado, co-author of *Indigenous Archaeology in the Philippines*, and Allyson Carter, Senior Editor

John G. Douglass with his works *The Global Spanish Empire* and *Forging Communities in Colonial Alta California*

Randal H. McGuire, co-editor of *The Border and Its Bodies,* and Ruth M. Van Dyke, editor of *Practicing Materiality*

Samuel Duwe, author of *Tewa Worlds* and co-editor of *Continuous Path*

Shelby Tisdale, author of the forthcoming work *No Place for a Lady*

Andrew Turner co-editor of *Flower Worlds*

Patrick D. Lyons, editor of *The Davis Ranch Site*

Thomas H. Guderjan, co-editor of *The Value of Things*

Barbara J. Roth with her new work *Households on the Mimbres Horizon*

Allyson Carter, senior editor, meets with authors. If you have publishing questions about your archaeology manuscript, email her at acarter@uapress.arizona.edu.

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