UPAC Winter 2004 Semiannual Meeting

February 27-28, 2004, Provo, Utah

LOCATION

The historic BYU Academy Building, newly renovated as the
Provo City Library at Academy Square
550 North University Avenue Provo, Utah 84601

PRELIMINARY SCHEDULE

Friday, February 27, 2004
2:00 pm - 5:00 pm: Room 201, UPAC General/Business Meeting (All Welcome)

Evening: A fun get together at the home of Charmaine Thompson, 225 North 600 East, Provo.
UPAC will supply delicious and nutritious food-type items and drink-type-items-of-the-milder-variety and such.
Please bring your own poison if you so desire!

Saturday, February 28, 2004
9:00 am - 12:00 pm: Room 308, Paper presentations, including further discussion of lithic scatter issues

Please send agenda items or presentation titles to Matt Seddon at
mseddon@swca.com or via Fax to (801) 322-4308.

Hope to see you there, we have lots to discuss including:state standards Section 106 consulting, assisting with federal agency planning processes, nominations of new officers, etc.

Nominations of New Officers

President
VP of Membership and Ethics
Treasurer
Journal Editor

Please send nominations to Matt Seddon or nominate an individual at the business meeting.

Scheduled Papers Feb. 28
9:00 am - 12:00 pm: Room 308

The Granaries of Range Creek
K. Renee Barlow, Salt Lake Community College, Duncan Metcalfe, University of Utah, and Jerry Spangler, Uinta Research

Recent Research on the Colorado Plateau
Jerry Fetterman, Woods Canyon Archaeological Consultants, Inc.

Anasazi Settlement and Interaction during the Pueblo I Period on the Upland Environment of Elk Ridge, Southeast Utah
David Guilfoyle, Alpine Archaeological Consultants, Inc.

An Inventory of Pueblo I-III Sites Along a Powerline Corridor from Monticello to Blanding, San Juan County; and Update of Excavations at a Basketmaker II Site in Moab
Melissa Elkins, Montgomery Archaeological Consultants

The Archaeology/Technology Relationship and the Rise of the Technoarchaeologist
Mike Searcy and Scott Ure, Brigham Young University

Reusch Site Reborn
Jan Nelson, Brigham Young University

Climate, density, and resource depression: What's driving variation in the relative frequencies of large and small game in the Prehistoric Parowan Valley?
Andrew Ugan, University of Utah

Mobile People and Regional Problems in the Management of Lithic Scatters
Matt Seddon, SWCA