Cities on the Move – An Introduction and Retrospective

Eleanor Breen, Kelly M. Britt, Sarah E. Platt

Mapping the Old City; Searching for the 17th Century in Downtown Charleston, South Carolina

Sarah E Platt

The Hamtramck Explorer: Mapping Community History and Archaeology in an Immigrant City

Krysta Ryzewski, Don Lafreniere, Dan Trepal, Greg Kowalski

Edith and Mies: Archaeology and Architecture of Chicago and Its Environs

Rebecca S. Graff

In the Eye of the Beholder: Thinking about "Cities" in the West

Mark S. Warner

Every Step You Take: The Role of Postbellum Forced Labor in the Making of Southern Urban Landscapes

Camille Westmont

Introducing the Museum of Archaeology Ōtautahi: Challenges and Opportunities

Katharine Watson, Jessie Garland, Hayden Cawte

Jewish Ritual Baths: The Challenge of 19th-Century Urban America

Miriam Entin

Breaking the Silence. Sex Workers in 19th and 20th-Century Detroit: Findings from the Femme Beings Project.

Julie Julison, Sarah Pounders, Ana Saenz

On Categories and Coaldealer Kin: Historical Bioarchaeology in Urban Spaces

Alanna L. Warner-Smith

Digging Lowell: Immigrants, Urbanity, and Ethical Practice in an Industrial City

Audrey Horning, Stephen Mrozowski

Conflict-Shaped Peace: Memorialscapes of Victory and Victimhood in Contemporary Belfast

Laura McAtackney

Engaging Urban Audiences in Envisioning the Past

Meredith B. Linn, Jessica Striebel MacLean

Definitional Confusion: The Many Meanings of Community-Engagement in Urban Spaces

Leah H Mollin-Kling

Cultural Preservation through Placekeeping: Archaeological GIS and Descendant-led Efforts in the Tenth Street Historic District, Dallas, Texas

Kathryn A Cross, Tameshia S Rudd-Ridge, Jourdan A Brunson, Dolores B Rodgers

Lessons of Engagement – Reflections on a Caribbean Community Archaeology Program, St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands

Meredith D Hardy

Updating Washington, DC’s Archaeology Guidelines

Ruth Trocolli

The Bronx is Up and the Battery’s Brown: Urban Archaeology on Contaminated Sites

Elizabeth D. Meade

Heritage at Risk in Urban Environments: Integrating Municipal Archaeology into Flooding Mitigation Projects in the City of St. Augustine

Katherine M. Sims, Andrea P. White

“That And 50 Cents Will Get You A Cup Of Coffee” Early Lessons And How We Applied The Benseian Way To Our Archaeological Development

David E. Breetzke, Margo S. Stringfield

Archaeology for Everyone: Bensian Boldness and the Florida Public Archaeology Network

Mary Furlong Minkoff, Della Scott-Ireton

Making the Pieces Fit - Historic Maps and the Colonial Archaeology of Downtown Pensacola, Florida

Jennifer A Melcher, April A Holmes, Rockie L Jarvis

40 Years of Hawkshaw and Public Archaeology

Ellie Minette

Submerged Landscapes: Discussion On Underwater Archives Of The Past Environmental Changes And Methods To Unlock Their Mysteries

Organizer(s): River A Rivera, Iness Bernier, Allyson G Ropp, Alicia Johnson

Chair(s): River A Rivera, Iness Bernier

Panelist(s): Ashley K Lemke, Amanda Evans, Morgan F Smith, Michael K Faught, Amy E Gusick

Uncovering Marginalized Communities in South Lumber Mill Towns

Jean Lammie, Maranda Kles

The Material Implications of Nested Black Sovereignties: The Case of North Brentwood

Stefan F. Woehlke, Justin Mohammadi

The Archaeology of Racial Hatred: Discovery and Partial Excavation of Seven Houses Destroyed During the Springfield Race Riot of August 1908

Christopher Stratton, Floyd R. Mansberger

The Archaeology of Illicit Behavior in Springfield, Illinois’ Badlands

Floyd R. Mansberger, Christopher Stratton

A Zooarchaeological Perspective on the 1908 Race Riot Site (11SG1432) in Springfield, Illinois

Terrance J. Martin

"Landscapes in Transition: Looking to the Past to Adapt the Future"

Herbert Seignoret, Cynthia Copeland