Photos from the 2024 SAA Conference | UAPress

Photos from the 2024 SAA Conference

April 26, 2024

Last week was the 2024 Society for American Archaeology conference in New Orleans, Louisiana! We want to thank the many authors, editors, contributors, and new friends who spent time at our booth. Check out the photos below to get a glimpse of this wonderful gathering.

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Our booth in the exhibit hall at the New Orleans Marriott Hotel, located just outside the French Quarter.

Senior Editor Allyson Carter with Nancy Parezo (A Marriage Out West) and Shelby Tisdale (No Place for a Lady)

Diane Z. Chase, Adrian S.Z. Chase, and Arlen F. Chase, editors of Ancient Mesoamerican Population History

Craig N. Cipolla, editor of Foreign Objects

Samuel Duwe, author of Tewa Worlds, beside his son, the youngest conference attendee at SAA!

Michael E. Whalen, co-editor of Discovering Paquimé

Michael R. Waters, author of Principles of Geoarchaeology

Thomas H. Guderjan, co-editor of Construction of Maya Space

Lee Panich, author of Narratives of Persistence

Donna M. Glowacki, author of Living and Leaving

Thanks to everyone who came by to say hello, browse books, and talk with us at the conference!

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