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FLORIDA
ANTHROPOLOGICAL
SOCIETY NEWSLETTER
In This Issue 2 FAS 2019 Conference Schedule 3 FAS Banquet and Keynote Speaker 4 More conference
info 5 Plantation on Crystal River site map 6 Missing FAs no longer 7 2019 Slate of Officers
8 Conference vendors
FAS 2019 Annual Meeting
amp Conference
Florida Public Archaeology Networkrsquos Central
Region and the Central Gulf Coast
Archaeological Society are honored to host the
FAS Annual Meeting this year The conference
meetings presentations and banquet will be held
at the charming Plantation on Crystal River
Location Plantation on Crystal River 9301 West
Fort Island Trail Crystal River Florida
Conference Hotel
Located in the heart of the Manatee Capital of the
World Plantation on Crystal River will serve as
the 2019 Conference hotel and location for all
organizational meetings conference proceedings
awards ceremony and banquet
A room block has been secured $129 for a stand-
ard room (the room rate includes resort fee) The
rate is available to April 15th 2019 The con-
ference rate will be available to attendees three
days before and after the FAS meetings
To make a reservation please call Plantation on
Crystal River at (800) 632-6262 Refer to the
booking name Florida Anthropological Society
Jeffrey T Moates Editor APRIL 2019 - NUMBER 234
Welcome Reception
Join us the evening of Friday May 10 between
600-800pm for the FAS 2019 Welcome
Reception at the Crystal River Archaeological
State Park The event will be hosted by Park Staff
and the Friends of Crystal River Preserve Start
with some pizza beer and wine add in a famous
archaeological site plus a grand finale featuring
beautiful sunset views of the Crystal River and
that all adds up to a fun night for you and your fel-
low conference attendees 530 first bus pickup
outside Magnolia room
Florida Anthropological Society 71st Annual Meeting Back Here After Fifty Years
Crystal River Florida
May 10-12 2019
Conference Registration
For all your walkup needs on-site registration will
be availablemdashsee below ($60 member $75 non-
member $30 student) But therersquos still time to
register online
Thursday May 9 430-6pm
main lobby at Plantation on Crystal River
Friday May 10 1-430pm
outside Magnolia room at the Conference Center
Saturday May 11 730am-12pm
outside Magnolia room at the Conference Center
Parking Plantation on Crystal RivermdashPlease stay
tuned to the FAS Facebook page if a need for
overflow parking is expected
Meetings amp Conference Schedule
Friday May 10
FPAN Board Meeting 8am-12pm
Sable AB
FAC Board Meeting 1-2pm
Pine
FAS Board Meeting 130-330pm
Sable AB
Trail of FLrsquos Indian Heritage 2-3pm
Sable C
FAC General Meeting 2-3pm
Pine
FAM General Meeting 345-445pm
Sable AB
FAPA Forum 345-445pm
Pine
FAS 2019 Welcome Reception 6-8pm
Crystal River Archaeological State Park
Saturday May 11
Vendor Displays Book Sale 8am-330pm
Magnolia
Morning Presentations 8-1140am
Sable Pine
Conference Schedule Cont
Morning Poster Session 920-1020am
Magnolia
Chapter Rep Lunch 1140-1240pm
Poolside Patio
Afternoon Presentations 1-4pm
Sable Pine
FAS New Board Meeting 415-5pm
Sable AB
Cocktails pre-Banquet 6-645pm
Poolside Gazebo
Banquet and Awards 7-9pm
Magnolia
Saturday morning and afternoon paper and poster
presentations will take place in the Conference
Center at Plantation on Crystal River from 800am to
400pm For lunch a list of nearby restaurants is on
page 4 of this Newsletter and will be provided in
your program Plantation on Crystal River operates
two dining establishments at the resort the 19th Hole
and West 82˚ Bar and Grille
Sunday May 12
Tour A mdash ldquoAcross the Dividerdquo 9am
Crystal River Preserve State Park Visitor Center
3266 North Sailboat Ave Crystal River
Tour B mdash Crystal River Tour 930am
Plantation on Crystal River Adventure Center
Florida Archaeology Month
General Meeting
This meeting is open to any and all Join the FAM
committee on Friday May 10 at 345 in Sable AB to
discuss how FAM is working and to identify future
FAM themes Your attendance and input is
appreciated
FAS Chapter Rep Workshop and Lunch
Join other FAS Chapter Representatives from across
the state on Saturday May 11 at 12pm for lunch and
discussion about ways to engage and build your
membership Lunch will be provided for those Chap-
ter Reps who register Location poolside patio
FAS Banquet and Awards
On Saturday evening at 6pm attendees can enjoy a refreshing cocktail poolside with hors
drsquooeuvres overlooking gorgeous views of the Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge The
Magnolia Room doors will open at 645pm at the Conference Center for the FAS Banquet and
Awards Ceremony
A delicious buffet will start at 7pm where healthy servings of batter fried local fish and roasted
rosemary chicken will be served Three types of salads lots of veggies and desserts of baked ap-
ple cobbler and coconut layer cake will also be available
The FAS Awards Ceremony and Keynote Presentation will take place following dinner The
banquet cost is $40 per person Join us Dinner and Awards are always great and often livelymdash
just ask Koski
Ms Ginessa Mahar PhD Candidate of the University
of Florida has graciously accepted our invitation to
provide the Keynote presentation
With a Little Help from Our Friends
Investigating Floridarsquos Ancient Fisheries
ldquoArchaeology is a team sport While the 21st century
has brought many new and exciting techniques to the
field of archaeology perhaps the most significant
development may have to do with personnelrdquo
In her Keynote Address Ms Mahar will discuss ldquothe
role of students community members fisherfolk and
biologists in the investigation of Floridarsquos ancient
fisheries with a focus on the Woodland archaeology
of the Gulf Coast The benefits of Community
Archaeology and interdisciplinary research will be
discussed as well as the critical role that ldquoOur Teamrdquo
plays in the detection investigation and preservation
of Floridarsquos coastal heritagerdquo Ginessa and robot
FAS 2019 Keynote Speaker
FAS Annual Business
and New Board Meeting
Per FAS By-Laws a FAS Member Quorum is
necessary to conduct these meetings Be there Win
some raffle prizesmdashbut only if you attend the
meeting
Lunch Options FridaySaturday
Food options for lunch on Friday and Saturday
nearby the Plantation on Crystal River include
19th Hole (Plantation)
West 82 Bar and Grille (Plantation)
Granniersquos Country Cookinrsquo
Mamma Sallyrsquos
Other lunch options will be included on the
online conference map
Saturday Organized Sessions
From First Floridians to Yesterdayrsquos
Tourists an Almost Unbroken Pattern
of Human Use at Wakulla Springs
Organizer Jim Dunbar
Saturday Organized Sessions cont
New Research for Florida
Museum Legacy Collections Co-organizers Lindsay Bloch Donna L Ruhl Neill
J Wallis
Raising the BAR Big Questions and
Archaeology at the State Level
Co-organizers Paulette McFadden Mary Glowacki
Coastal Heritage-at-Risk Taskforce
(CHART) Discussion Co-organizers Thomas J Pluckhahn Ramie
Gougeon Jeffrey Moates
River Cruise seats still available
River Tour - Crystal River National Wildlife
Refuge to Shell Island 930am Plantation on
Crystal River $25 Limit 38 Seats
Join archaeologist Gary Ellis of the Gulf
Archaeological Research Institute (also GARI)
aboard the Plantation Adventure Centerrsquos large
capacity pontoon boat This scenic boat tour will
depart from Plantation on Crystal River at 930am en
route for Shell Island at the riverrsquos mouth
The tour will motor past the famous Crystal River
Archaeological State Park Roberts Island and Wash
Island a few of the more interesting archaeological
sites along the way Duration of tour will be
approximately 2 to 25 hours
Wakulla Lodge Site WA329 (image courtesy J Dunbar)
amp West 82
Florida Anthropologist Special
Publications now available online
Many thanks to Dorothy Block for all of her hard
work on this important project She is happy to report
the work of scanning and updating FASPs is now
complete Below is the list of FASPs and their
associated URLs
Over time FAS has listed some of these as special or
extra issues of Florida Anthropologist while others
issues have been stand alone FASP publications At
any rate they are now available electronically with
the exception of the three most recent FASPs
(s 15-17) which are available for purchase through
the website details below
FASP 1 1949 Two Archeological Sites in Brevard
County Florida
httpufdcufleduAA0006614200001
FASP 2 1950 The Safety Harbor Site Pinellas
County Florida
httpufdcufleduAA0006614300001
FASP 3 1951 The Terra Ceia Site Manatee County
Florida
httpufdcufleduAA0006614400001
FASP 4 1956 The European and the Indian
httpufdcufleduAA0006609600001
FASP 5 1958 Florida Anthropology
httpufdcufleduAA0006567700001
FASP 6 1972 Fiber Tempered Pottery in
Southeastern United States and Northern Columbia
Its Origins Context and Significance
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900234
FASP 7 1975 Florida Spring Confirmed as 10000
Year Old Early Man Site (1975 No 3 Pt 2)
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900235
FASP 8 1976 The Palmer Site
httpufdcufleduUF00027829000602j
FASP 9 1978 The Canton Street Site
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900236
FASP 10 1978 Tick Island Site St Johnrsquos River
Florida
httpufdcufleduUF00027829000712j
FASP 11 1985 NW Florida and Borderlands
httpufdcufleduUF00027829000071j
FASP 12 1986 Shells and Archaeology in Southern
Florida
(The Florida Anthropologist Vol 39 Part 3 No 1)
httpufdcufleduUF00027829000212j
FASP 13 1987 Hontoon Island
(The Florida Anthropologist Vol 40 No 1)
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900036
FASP14 1999 Maritime Archaeology of Lemon
Bay Florida
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900237
FASP s 15 16 and 17 are available for purchase
for $25 through the FAS website
httpsfasweborgpublication-sales
Please specify title when ordering
FASP 15 (2002) The Archaeology of Upper
Charlotte Harbor Florida by George M Luer
FASP 16 (2006) Knife and Hammer by Robert
Austin
FASP 17 (2014) Big Mound Key Near Charlotte
Harbor Florida by George M Luer
Florida Anthropological Society 2019 Slate of Officers Affirm Only
President Emily Jane Murray ndash Emily Jane has a MA in Anthropology from Brandeis
University where she focused on public archaeology and site museums in Northeast Florida and a BA
in Communications from Flagler College She has worked in cultural resource management throughout
the Southeastern United States and created numerous outreach tools including videos activities and
museum displays She currently works as a Public Archaeology Coordinator for the Florida Public
Archaeology Network Northeast Region Her interests include Floridas prehistoric archaeology
historic cemeteries and public archaeology and interpretation She has served FAS as 1st VP and 2nd
VP each for two years
First Vice President Dr George Luer ndash George has been a member of the Flor ida
Anthropological Society for more than 45 years He is a former FAS President 1st VP 2nd VP and
recipient of the Lazarus and Bullen Awards He has served in editorial capacities for Florida
Anthropologist for 40 years and has assembled FAS issues and monographs With colleague Marion
Almy he defined the Manasota culture of west-central Florida He is known by colleagues for
generosity hard work and support of their efforts to publish their findings He was recently appointed
the 2019 Editor of Florida Anthropologist As a board member he will strengthen FAS with
experience professionalism and commitment to the mission of FAS
Second Vice President Rebecca OrsquoSullivan ndash Becky earned a BA in Anthropology from the
University of Florida and an MA in Applied Anthropology with a concentration in Cultural Resource
Management from the University of South Florida Becky is the Public Archaeology Coordinator for
the West Central Regional Center of the Florida Public Archaeology Network She is currently a board
member of the Central Gulf Coast Archaeological Society in St Petersburg Beckyrsquos research interests
include public archaeology heritage interpretation memory and place-making as well as related
applications for GIS and historic maps She has previously served as 2nd VP and as an at-large board
member
Recording Secretary Jon Simon Suarez ndash Jon Simon received both his BA and MA degrees
from the University of Florida where he focused on the zooarchaeology of the Thornhill Lake site
complex in Volusia County He has over fifteen years of cultural resource management experience and
is currently Logistics Officer for SEARCH Inc in Jacksonville He lives in St Augustine and is a
member SAAA Jon Simon is currently serving his eighth term as recording secretary for the FAS
board
Treasurer Joanne Talley ndash Joanne has served as the Treasurer of FAS for fifteen years She
retired as Administrative Assistant at the Jupiter Island Club in 2009 and currently works as a
volunteer for the Palm Beach County archaeologist She works diligently to raise awareness of and
protect archaeological resources in southeast Florida and has contributed to numerous excavations
including Mount Elizabeth and Joseph Reed in Martin County In 2018 she received the Lazarus
Award from for her tireless efforts
Director-at-Large (3 year term) Dr Maranda Kles ndash Maranda is a bioarchaeologist with a
research focus on biological and cultural variation in pre-contact Florida After earning her PhD from
the University of Florida in 2013 she was Assistant Professor of Anthropology at the University of
Louisiana at Lafayette for four years Recently returning to Florida she is Vice President of
Archaeological Consultants Inc in Sarasota Maranda is a long standing member of FAS having
attended and presented papers and posters at several meetings and published in Florida
Anthropologist She looks forward to continuing to develop the influence and impact that FAS has in
Florida through public outreach presentations and publications and local chapter events
Please return your ballot to Jason Wenzel FAS President via email or mail by May 8 2019
Email presidentfasweborg Mail 6008 Pine Tree Avenue Panama City Beach Florida 32408
We look forward to celebrating the Florida
Anthropological Society with an enriching 71st Annual
Meeting and Conference event
Looking forward to seeing yrsquoall in Crystal River
FAS Membership Information The Florida Anthropological Society (FAS) is open to persons interested in anthropology
archaeology preservation of cultural resources and community education FAS members receive the
Societyrsquos journal Florida Anthropologist and the FAS Newsletter Visit wwwfasweborg to learn
more Dues are
Student (with valid ID) mdash $15
Regular and Institutional mdash $30
Family mdash $35
Sustaining mdash $100
Patron mdash $1000
Benefactor mdash $2500 or more
Please add $25 for a foreign address
Florida Historical Society
AWIARE
NeilyTrappmann Studio
Florida Public Archaeology Network
Central Gulf Coast Archaeological Society
Florida Anthropological Society
FAS 2019 Conference
Vendors and Exhibitors
Many thanks to the wonderful folks and
organizations who will be participating as vendors
and exhibitors at the Conference Check them out all
day Saturday in the Magnolia Room If you are still
interested in securing a vendor table contact Jeff
Moates at jmoatesusfedu
Million Souls Mine
Yaupon Brothers American Tea Co
University Press of Florida
Ancient Hands Pottery
PaleoWest Archaeology
Smyrnea Archaeological Research Institute
Information for Con-tributors
The FAS Newsletter is
published quarterly
January April July and
October Brief articles
chapter news and other
items of interest are
welcome for submissions
Contact the editor Jeff
Moates for more
Information or to submit an
article
Address changes should be
sent to FAS Membership
Secretary Pat Balanzategui
PO Box 1135 St
Augustine FL 32085
FAS Board of Directors
President Jason Wenzel
1st Vice President Emily Jane Murray
2nd Vice President Becky OrsquoSullivan
Recording Secretary Jon-Simon Suarez
Membership Secretary Pat Balanzategui
Treasurer Joanne Talley
Journal Editor Ramie Gougeon 2018
George Luer 2019
Newsletter Editor Jeff Moates
Directors Nigel Rudolph
Jen Knutson
Bob Gross
Immediate Past President Theresa Schober
Florida Anthropological Society
PO Box 1135
St Augustine FL 32085
PLACE STAMP HERE
Find us online at wwwFASweborg
wwwfacebookcomFloridaAnthropologicalSociety
Conference Registration
For all your walkup needs on-site registration will
be availablemdashsee below ($60 member $75 non-
member $30 student) But therersquos still time to
register online
Thursday May 9 430-6pm
main lobby at Plantation on Crystal River
Friday May 10 1-430pm
outside Magnolia room at the Conference Center
Saturday May 11 730am-12pm
outside Magnolia room at the Conference Center
Parking Plantation on Crystal RivermdashPlease stay
tuned to the FAS Facebook page if a need for
overflow parking is expected
Meetings amp Conference Schedule
Friday May 10
FPAN Board Meeting 8am-12pm
Sable AB
FAC Board Meeting 1-2pm
Pine
FAS Board Meeting 130-330pm
Sable AB
Trail of FLrsquos Indian Heritage 2-3pm
Sable C
FAC General Meeting 2-3pm
Pine
FAM General Meeting 345-445pm
Sable AB
FAPA Forum 345-445pm
Pine
FAS 2019 Welcome Reception 6-8pm
Crystal River Archaeological State Park
Saturday May 11
Vendor Displays Book Sale 8am-330pm
Magnolia
Morning Presentations 8-1140am
Sable Pine
Conference Schedule Cont
Morning Poster Session 920-1020am
Magnolia
Chapter Rep Lunch 1140-1240pm
Poolside Patio
Afternoon Presentations 1-4pm
Sable Pine
FAS New Board Meeting 415-5pm
Sable AB
Cocktails pre-Banquet 6-645pm
Poolside Gazebo
Banquet and Awards 7-9pm
Magnolia
Saturday morning and afternoon paper and poster
presentations will take place in the Conference
Center at Plantation on Crystal River from 800am to
400pm For lunch a list of nearby restaurants is on
page 4 of this Newsletter and will be provided in
your program Plantation on Crystal River operates
two dining establishments at the resort the 19th Hole
and West 82˚ Bar and Grille
Sunday May 12
Tour A mdash ldquoAcross the Dividerdquo 9am
Crystal River Preserve State Park Visitor Center
3266 North Sailboat Ave Crystal River
Tour B mdash Crystal River Tour 930am
Plantation on Crystal River Adventure Center
Florida Archaeology Month
General Meeting
This meeting is open to any and all Join the FAM
committee on Friday May 10 at 345 in Sable AB to
discuss how FAM is working and to identify future
FAM themes Your attendance and input is
appreciated
FAS Chapter Rep Workshop and Lunch
Join other FAS Chapter Representatives from across
the state on Saturday May 11 at 12pm for lunch and
discussion about ways to engage and build your
membership Lunch will be provided for those Chap-
ter Reps who register Location poolside patio
FAS Banquet and Awards
On Saturday evening at 6pm attendees can enjoy a refreshing cocktail poolside with hors
drsquooeuvres overlooking gorgeous views of the Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge The
Magnolia Room doors will open at 645pm at the Conference Center for the FAS Banquet and
Awards Ceremony
A delicious buffet will start at 7pm where healthy servings of batter fried local fish and roasted
rosemary chicken will be served Three types of salads lots of veggies and desserts of baked ap-
ple cobbler and coconut layer cake will also be available
The FAS Awards Ceremony and Keynote Presentation will take place following dinner The
banquet cost is $40 per person Join us Dinner and Awards are always great and often livelymdash
just ask Koski
Ms Ginessa Mahar PhD Candidate of the University
of Florida has graciously accepted our invitation to
provide the Keynote presentation
With a Little Help from Our Friends
Investigating Floridarsquos Ancient Fisheries
ldquoArchaeology is a team sport While the 21st century
has brought many new and exciting techniques to the
field of archaeology perhaps the most significant
development may have to do with personnelrdquo
In her Keynote Address Ms Mahar will discuss ldquothe
role of students community members fisherfolk and
biologists in the investigation of Floridarsquos ancient
fisheries with a focus on the Woodland archaeology
of the Gulf Coast The benefits of Community
Archaeology and interdisciplinary research will be
discussed as well as the critical role that ldquoOur Teamrdquo
plays in the detection investigation and preservation
of Floridarsquos coastal heritagerdquo Ginessa and robot
FAS 2019 Keynote Speaker
FAS Annual Business
and New Board Meeting
Per FAS By-Laws a FAS Member Quorum is
necessary to conduct these meetings Be there Win
some raffle prizesmdashbut only if you attend the
meeting
Lunch Options FridaySaturday
Food options for lunch on Friday and Saturday
nearby the Plantation on Crystal River include
19th Hole (Plantation)
West 82 Bar and Grille (Plantation)
Granniersquos Country Cookinrsquo
Mamma Sallyrsquos
Other lunch options will be included on the
online conference map
Saturday Organized Sessions
From First Floridians to Yesterdayrsquos
Tourists an Almost Unbroken Pattern
of Human Use at Wakulla Springs
Organizer Jim Dunbar
Saturday Organized Sessions cont
New Research for Florida
Museum Legacy Collections Co-organizers Lindsay Bloch Donna L Ruhl Neill
J Wallis
Raising the BAR Big Questions and
Archaeology at the State Level
Co-organizers Paulette McFadden Mary Glowacki
Coastal Heritage-at-Risk Taskforce
(CHART) Discussion Co-organizers Thomas J Pluckhahn Ramie
Gougeon Jeffrey Moates
River Cruise seats still available
River Tour - Crystal River National Wildlife
Refuge to Shell Island 930am Plantation on
Crystal River $25 Limit 38 Seats
Join archaeologist Gary Ellis of the Gulf
Archaeological Research Institute (also GARI)
aboard the Plantation Adventure Centerrsquos large
capacity pontoon boat This scenic boat tour will
depart from Plantation on Crystal River at 930am en
route for Shell Island at the riverrsquos mouth
The tour will motor past the famous Crystal River
Archaeological State Park Roberts Island and Wash
Island a few of the more interesting archaeological
sites along the way Duration of tour will be
approximately 2 to 25 hours
Wakulla Lodge Site WA329 (image courtesy J Dunbar)
amp West 82
Florida Anthropologist Special
Publications now available online
Many thanks to Dorothy Block for all of her hard
work on this important project She is happy to report
the work of scanning and updating FASPs is now
complete Below is the list of FASPs and their
associated URLs
Over time FAS has listed some of these as special or
extra issues of Florida Anthropologist while others
issues have been stand alone FASP publications At
any rate they are now available electronically with
the exception of the three most recent FASPs
(s 15-17) which are available for purchase through
the website details below
FASP 1 1949 Two Archeological Sites in Brevard
County Florida
httpufdcufleduAA0006614200001
FASP 2 1950 The Safety Harbor Site Pinellas
County Florida
httpufdcufleduAA0006614300001
FASP 3 1951 The Terra Ceia Site Manatee County
Florida
httpufdcufleduAA0006614400001
FASP 4 1956 The European and the Indian
httpufdcufleduAA0006609600001
FASP 5 1958 Florida Anthropology
httpufdcufleduAA0006567700001
FASP 6 1972 Fiber Tempered Pottery in
Southeastern United States and Northern Columbia
Its Origins Context and Significance
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900234
FASP 7 1975 Florida Spring Confirmed as 10000
Year Old Early Man Site (1975 No 3 Pt 2)
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900235
FASP 8 1976 The Palmer Site
httpufdcufleduUF00027829000602j
FASP 9 1978 The Canton Street Site
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900236
FASP 10 1978 Tick Island Site St Johnrsquos River
Florida
httpufdcufleduUF00027829000712j
FASP 11 1985 NW Florida and Borderlands
httpufdcufleduUF00027829000071j
FASP 12 1986 Shells and Archaeology in Southern
Florida
(The Florida Anthropologist Vol 39 Part 3 No 1)
httpufdcufleduUF00027829000212j
FASP 13 1987 Hontoon Island
(The Florida Anthropologist Vol 40 No 1)
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900036
FASP14 1999 Maritime Archaeology of Lemon
Bay Florida
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900237
FASP s 15 16 and 17 are available for purchase
for $25 through the FAS website
httpsfasweborgpublication-sales
Please specify title when ordering
FASP 15 (2002) The Archaeology of Upper
Charlotte Harbor Florida by George M Luer
FASP 16 (2006) Knife and Hammer by Robert
Austin
FASP 17 (2014) Big Mound Key Near Charlotte
Harbor Florida by George M Luer
Florida Anthropological Society 2019 Slate of Officers Affirm Only
President Emily Jane Murray ndash Emily Jane has a MA in Anthropology from Brandeis
University where she focused on public archaeology and site museums in Northeast Florida and a BA
in Communications from Flagler College She has worked in cultural resource management throughout
the Southeastern United States and created numerous outreach tools including videos activities and
museum displays She currently works as a Public Archaeology Coordinator for the Florida Public
Archaeology Network Northeast Region Her interests include Floridas prehistoric archaeology
historic cemeteries and public archaeology and interpretation She has served FAS as 1st VP and 2nd
VP each for two years
First Vice President Dr George Luer ndash George has been a member of the Flor ida
Anthropological Society for more than 45 years He is a former FAS President 1st VP 2nd VP and
recipient of the Lazarus and Bullen Awards He has served in editorial capacities for Florida
Anthropologist for 40 years and has assembled FAS issues and monographs With colleague Marion
Almy he defined the Manasota culture of west-central Florida He is known by colleagues for
generosity hard work and support of their efforts to publish their findings He was recently appointed
the 2019 Editor of Florida Anthropologist As a board member he will strengthen FAS with
experience professionalism and commitment to the mission of FAS
Second Vice President Rebecca OrsquoSullivan ndash Becky earned a BA in Anthropology from the
University of Florida and an MA in Applied Anthropology with a concentration in Cultural Resource
Management from the University of South Florida Becky is the Public Archaeology Coordinator for
the West Central Regional Center of the Florida Public Archaeology Network She is currently a board
member of the Central Gulf Coast Archaeological Society in St Petersburg Beckyrsquos research interests
include public archaeology heritage interpretation memory and place-making as well as related
applications for GIS and historic maps She has previously served as 2nd VP and as an at-large board
member
Recording Secretary Jon Simon Suarez ndash Jon Simon received both his BA and MA degrees
from the University of Florida where he focused on the zooarchaeology of the Thornhill Lake site
complex in Volusia County He has over fifteen years of cultural resource management experience and
is currently Logistics Officer for SEARCH Inc in Jacksonville He lives in St Augustine and is a
member SAAA Jon Simon is currently serving his eighth term as recording secretary for the FAS
board
Treasurer Joanne Talley ndash Joanne has served as the Treasurer of FAS for fifteen years She
retired as Administrative Assistant at the Jupiter Island Club in 2009 and currently works as a
volunteer for the Palm Beach County archaeologist She works diligently to raise awareness of and
protect archaeological resources in southeast Florida and has contributed to numerous excavations
including Mount Elizabeth and Joseph Reed in Martin County In 2018 she received the Lazarus
Award from for her tireless efforts
Director-at-Large (3 year term) Dr Maranda Kles ndash Maranda is a bioarchaeologist with a
research focus on biological and cultural variation in pre-contact Florida After earning her PhD from
the University of Florida in 2013 she was Assistant Professor of Anthropology at the University of
Louisiana at Lafayette for four years Recently returning to Florida she is Vice President of
Archaeological Consultants Inc in Sarasota Maranda is a long standing member of FAS having
attended and presented papers and posters at several meetings and published in Florida
Anthropologist She looks forward to continuing to develop the influence and impact that FAS has in
Florida through public outreach presentations and publications and local chapter events
Please return your ballot to Jason Wenzel FAS President via email or mail by May 8 2019
Email presidentfasweborg Mail 6008 Pine Tree Avenue Panama City Beach Florida 32408
We look forward to celebrating the Florida
Anthropological Society with an enriching 71st Annual
Meeting and Conference event
Looking forward to seeing yrsquoall in Crystal River
FAS Membership Information The Florida Anthropological Society (FAS) is open to persons interested in anthropology
archaeology preservation of cultural resources and community education FAS members receive the
Societyrsquos journal Florida Anthropologist and the FAS Newsletter Visit wwwfasweborg to learn
more Dues are
Student (with valid ID) mdash $15
Regular and Institutional mdash $30
Family mdash $35
Sustaining mdash $100
Patron mdash $1000
Benefactor mdash $2500 or more
Please add $25 for a foreign address
Florida Historical Society
AWIARE
NeilyTrappmann Studio
Florida Public Archaeology Network
Central Gulf Coast Archaeological Society
Florida Anthropological Society
FAS 2019 Conference
Vendors and Exhibitors
Many thanks to the wonderful folks and
organizations who will be participating as vendors
and exhibitors at the Conference Check them out all
day Saturday in the Magnolia Room If you are still
interested in securing a vendor table contact Jeff
Moates at jmoatesusfedu
Million Souls Mine
Yaupon Brothers American Tea Co
University Press of Florida
Ancient Hands Pottery
PaleoWest Archaeology
Smyrnea Archaeological Research Institute
Information for Con-tributors
The FAS Newsletter is
published quarterly
January April July and
October Brief articles
chapter news and other
items of interest are
welcome for submissions
Contact the editor Jeff
Moates for more
Information or to submit an
article
Address changes should be
sent to FAS Membership
Secretary Pat Balanzategui
PO Box 1135 St
Augustine FL 32085
FAS Board of Directors
President Jason Wenzel
1st Vice President Emily Jane Murray
2nd Vice President Becky OrsquoSullivan
Recording Secretary Jon-Simon Suarez
Membership Secretary Pat Balanzategui
Treasurer Joanne Talley
Journal Editor Ramie Gougeon 2018
George Luer 2019
Newsletter Editor Jeff Moates
Directors Nigel Rudolph
Jen Knutson
Bob Gross
Immediate Past President Theresa Schober
Florida Anthropological Society
PO Box 1135
St Augustine FL 32085
PLACE STAMP HERE
Find us online at wwwFASweborg
wwwfacebookcomFloridaAnthropologicalSociety
FAS Banquet and Awards
On Saturday evening at 6pm attendees can enjoy a refreshing cocktail poolside with hors
drsquooeuvres overlooking gorgeous views of the Crystal River National Wildlife Refuge The
Magnolia Room doors will open at 645pm at the Conference Center for the FAS Banquet and
Awards Ceremony
A delicious buffet will start at 7pm where healthy servings of batter fried local fish and roasted
rosemary chicken will be served Three types of salads lots of veggies and desserts of baked ap-
ple cobbler and coconut layer cake will also be available
The FAS Awards Ceremony and Keynote Presentation will take place following dinner The
banquet cost is $40 per person Join us Dinner and Awards are always great and often livelymdash
just ask Koski
Ms Ginessa Mahar PhD Candidate of the University
of Florida has graciously accepted our invitation to
provide the Keynote presentation
With a Little Help from Our Friends
Investigating Floridarsquos Ancient Fisheries
ldquoArchaeology is a team sport While the 21st century
has brought many new and exciting techniques to the
field of archaeology perhaps the most significant
development may have to do with personnelrdquo
In her Keynote Address Ms Mahar will discuss ldquothe
role of students community members fisherfolk and
biologists in the investigation of Floridarsquos ancient
fisheries with a focus on the Woodland archaeology
of the Gulf Coast The benefits of Community
Archaeology and interdisciplinary research will be
discussed as well as the critical role that ldquoOur Teamrdquo
plays in the detection investigation and preservation
of Floridarsquos coastal heritagerdquo Ginessa and robot
FAS 2019 Keynote Speaker
FAS Annual Business
and New Board Meeting
Per FAS By-Laws a FAS Member Quorum is
necessary to conduct these meetings Be there Win
some raffle prizesmdashbut only if you attend the
meeting
Lunch Options FridaySaturday
Food options for lunch on Friday and Saturday
nearby the Plantation on Crystal River include
19th Hole (Plantation)
West 82 Bar and Grille (Plantation)
Granniersquos Country Cookinrsquo
Mamma Sallyrsquos
Other lunch options will be included on the
online conference map
Saturday Organized Sessions
From First Floridians to Yesterdayrsquos
Tourists an Almost Unbroken Pattern
of Human Use at Wakulla Springs
Organizer Jim Dunbar
Saturday Organized Sessions cont
New Research for Florida
Museum Legacy Collections Co-organizers Lindsay Bloch Donna L Ruhl Neill
J Wallis
Raising the BAR Big Questions and
Archaeology at the State Level
Co-organizers Paulette McFadden Mary Glowacki
Coastal Heritage-at-Risk Taskforce
(CHART) Discussion Co-organizers Thomas J Pluckhahn Ramie
Gougeon Jeffrey Moates
River Cruise seats still available
River Tour - Crystal River National Wildlife
Refuge to Shell Island 930am Plantation on
Crystal River $25 Limit 38 Seats
Join archaeologist Gary Ellis of the Gulf
Archaeological Research Institute (also GARI)
aboard the Plantation Adventure Centerrsquos large
capacity pontoon boat This scenic boat tour will
depart from Plantation on Crystal River at 930am en
route for Shell Island at the riverrsquos mouth
The tour will motor past the famous Crystal River
Archaeological State Park Roberts Island and Wash
Island a few of the more interesting archaeological
sites along the way Duration of tour will be
approximately 2 to 25 hours
Wakulla Lodge Site WA329 (image courtesy J Dunbar)
amp West 82
Florida Anthropologist Special
Publications now available online
Many thanks to Dorothy Block for all of her hard
work on this important project She is happy to report
the work of scanning and updating FASPs is now
complete Below is the list of FASPs and their
associated URLs
Over time FAS has listed some of these as special or
extra issues of Florida Anthropologist while others
issues have been stand alone FASP publications At
any rate they are now available electronically with
the exception of the three most recent FASPs
(s 15-17) which are available for purchase through
the website details below
FASP 1 1949 Two Archeological Sites in Brevard
County Florida
httpufdcufleduAA0006614200001
FASP 2 1950 The Safety Harbor Site Pinellas
County Florida
httpufdcufleduAA0006614300001
FASP 3 1951 The Terra Ceia Site Manatee County
Florida
httpufdcufleduAA0006614400001
FASP 4 1956 The European and the Indian
httpufdcufleduAA0006609600001
FASP 5 1958 Florida Anthropology
httpufdcufleduAA0006567700001
FASP 6 1972 Fiber Tempered Pottery in
Southeastern United States and Northern Columbia
Its Origins Context and Significance
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900234
FASP 7 1975 Florida Spring Confirmed as 10000
Year Old Early Man Site (1975 No 3 Pt 2)
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900235
FASP 8 1976 The Palmer Site
httpufdcufleduUF00027829000602j
FASP 9 1978 The Canton Street Site
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900236
FASP 10 1978 Tick Island Site St Johnrsquos River
Florida
httpufdcufleduUF00027829000712j
FASP 11 1985 NW Florida and Borderlands
httpufdcufleduUF00027829000071j
FASP 12 1986 Shells and Archaeology in Southern
Florida
(The Florida Anthropologist Vol 39 Part 3 No 1)
httpufdcufleduUF00027829000212j
FASP 13 1987 Hontoon Island
(The Florida Anthropologist Vol 40 No 1)
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900036
FASP14 1999 Maritime Archaeology of Lemon
Bay Florida
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900237
FASP s 15 16 and 17 are available for purchase
for $25 through the FAS website
httpsfasweborgpublication-sales
Please specify title when ordering
FASP 15 (2002) The Archaeology of Upper
Charlotte Harbor Florida by George M Luer
FASP 16 (2006) Knife and Hammer by Robert
Austin
FASP 17 (2014) Big Mound Key Near Charlotte
Harbor Florida by George M Luer
Florida Anthropological Society 2019 Slate of Officers Affirm Only
President Emily Jane Murray ndash Emily Jane has a MA in Anthropology from Brandeis
University where she focused on public archaeology and site museums in Northeast Florida and a BA
in Communications from Flagler College She has worked in cultural resource management throughout
the Southeastern United States and created numerous outreach tools including videos activities and
museum displays She currently works as a Public Archaeology Coordinator for the Florida Public
Archaeology Network Northeast Region Her interests include Floridas prehistoric archaeology
historic cemeteries and public archaeology and interpretation She has served FAS as 1st VP and 2nd
VP each for two years
First Vice President Dr George Luer ndash George has been a member of the Flor ida
Anthropological Society for more than 45 years He is a former FAS President 1st VP 2nd VP and
recipient of the Lazarus and Bullen Awards He has served in editorial capacities for Florida
Anthropologist for 40 years and has assembled FAS issues and monographs With colleague Marion
Almy he defined the Manasota culture of west-central Florida He is known by colleagues for
generosity hard work and support of their efforts to publish their findings He was recently appointed
the 2019 Editor of Florida Anthropologist As a board member he will strengthen FAS with
experience professionalism and commitment to the mission of FAS
Second Vice President Rebecca OrsquoSullivan ndash Becky earned a BA in Anthropology from the
University of Florida and an MA in Applied Anthropology with a concentration in Cultural Resource
Management from the University of South Florida Becky is the Public Archaeology Coordinator for
the West Central Regional Center of the Florida Public Archaeology Network She is currently a board
member of the Central Gulf Coast Archaeological Society in St Petersburg Beckyrsquos research interests
include public archaeology heritage interpretation memory and place-making as well as related
applications for GIS and historic maps She has previously served as 2nd VP and as an at-large board
member
Recording Secretary Jon Simon Suarez ndash Jon Simon received both his BA and MA degrees
from the University of Florida where he focused on the zooarchaeology of the Thornhill Lake site
complex in Volusia County He has over fifteen years of cultural resource management experience and
is currently Logistics Officer for SEARCH Inc in Jacksonville He lives in St Augustine and is a
member SAAA Jon Simon is currently serving his eighth term as recording secretary for the FAS
board
Treasurer Joanne Talley ndash Joanne has served as the Treasurer of FAS for fifteen years She
retired as Administrative Assistant at the Jupiter Island Club in 2009 and currently works as a
volunteer for the Palm Beach County archaeologist She works diligently to raise awareness of and
protect archaeological resources in southeast Florida and has contributed to numerous excavations
including Mount Elizabeth and Joseph Reed in Martin County In 2018 she received the Lazarus
Award from for her tireless efforts
Director-at-Large (3 year term) Dr Maranda Kles ndash Maranda is a bioarchaeologist with a
research focus on biological and cultural variation in pre-contact Florida After earning her PhD from
the University of Florida in 2013 she was Assistant Professor of Anthropology at the University of
Louisiana at Lafayette for four years Recently returning to Florida she is Vice President of
Archaeological Consultants Inc in Sarasota Maranda is a long standing member of FAS having
attended and presented papers and posters at several meetings and published in Florida
Anthropologist She looks forward to continuing to develop the influence and impact that FAS has in
Florida through public outreach presentations and publications and local chapter events
Please return your ballot to Jason Wenzel FAS President via email or mail by May 8 2019
Email presidentfasweborg Mail 6008 Pine Tree Avenue Panama City Beach Florida 32408
We look forward to celebrating the Florida
Anthropological Society with an enriching 71st Annual
Meeting and Conference event
Looking forward to seeing yrsquoall in Crystal River
FAS Membership Information The Florida Anthropological Society (FAS) is open to persons interested in anthropology
archaeology preservation of cultural resources and community education FAS members receive the
Societyrsquos journal Florida Anthropologist and the FAS Newsletter Visit wwwfasweborg to learn
more Dues are
Student (with valid ID) mdash $15
Regular and Institutional mdash $30
Family mdash $35
Sustaining mdash $100
Patron mdash $1000
Benefactor mdash $2500 or more
Please add $25 for a foreign address
Florida Historical Society
AWIARE
NeilyTrappmann Studio
Florida Public Archaeology Network
Central Gulf Coast Archaeological Society
Florida Anthropological Society
FAS 2019 Conference
Vendors and Exhibitors
Many thanks to the wonderful folks and
organizations who will be participating as vendors
and exhibitors at the Conference Check them out all
day Saturday in the Magnolia Room If you are still
interested in securing a vendor table contact Jeff
Moates at jmoatesusfedu
Million Souls Mine
Yaupon Brothers American Tea Co
University Press of Florida
Ancient Hands Pottery
PaleoWest Archaeology
Smyrnea Archaeological Research Institute
Information for Con-tributors
The FAS Newsletter is
published quarterly
January April July and
October Brief articles
chapter news and other
items of interest are
welcome for submissions
Contact the editor Jeff
Moates for more
Information or to submit an
article
Address changes should be
sent to FAS Membership
Secretary Pat Balanzategui
PO Box 1135 St
Augustine FL 32085
FAS Board of Directors
President Jason Wenzel
1st Vice President Emily Jane Murray
2nd Vice President Becky OrsquoSullivan
Recording Secretary Jon-Simon Suarez
Membership Secretary Pat Balanzategui
Treasurer Joanne Talley
Journal Editor Ramie Gougeon 2018
George Luer 2019
Newsletter Editor Jeff Moates
Directors Nigel Rudolph
Jen Knutson
Bob Gross
Immediate Past President Theresa Schober
Florida Anthropological Society
PO Box 1135
St Augustine FL 32085
PLACE STAMP HERE
Find us online at wwwFASweborg
wwwfacebookcomFloridaAnthropologicalSociety
FAS Annual Business
and New Board Meeting
Per FAS By-Laws a FAS Member Quorum is
necessary to conduct these meetings Be there Win
some raffle prizesmdashbut only if you attend the
meeting
Lunch Options FridaySaturday
Food options for lunch on Friday and Saturday
nearby the Plantation on Crystal River include
19th Hole (Plantation)
West 82 Bar and Grille (Plantation)
Granniersquos Country Cookinrsquo
Mamma Sallyrsquos
Other lunch options will be included on the
online conference map
Saturday Organized Sessions
From First Floridians to Yesterdayrsquos
Tourists an Almost Unbroken Pattern
of Human Use at Wakulla Springs
Organizer Jim Dunbar
Saturday Organized Sessions cont
New Research for Florida
Museum Legacy Collections Co-organizers Lindsay Bloch Donna L Ruhl Neill
J Wallis
Raising the BAR Big Questions and
Archaeology at the State Level
Co-organizers Paulette McFadden Mary Glowacki
Coastal Heritage-at-Risk Taskforce
(CHART) Discussion Co-organizers Thomas J Pluckhahn Ramie
Gougeon Jeffrey Moates
River Cruise seats still available
River Tour - Crystal River National Wildlife
Refuge to Shell Island 930am Plantation on
Crystal River $25 Limit 38 Seats
Join archaeologist Gary Ellis of the Gulf
Archaeological Research Institute (also GARI)
aboard the Plantation Adventure Centerrsquos large
capacity pontoon boat This scenic boat tour will
depart from Plantation on Crystal River at 930am en
route for Shell Island at the riverrsquos mouth
The tour will motor past the famous Crystal River
Archaeological State Park Roberts Island and Wash
Island a few of the more interesting archaeological
sites along the way Duration of tour will be
approximately 2 to 25 hours
Wakulla Lodge Site WA329 (image courtesy J Dunbar)
amp West 82
Florida Anthropologist Special
Publications now available online
Many thanks to Dorothy Block for all of her hard
work on this important project She is happy to report
the work of scanning and updating FASPs is now
complete Below is the list of FASPs and their
associated URLs
Over time FAS has listed some of these as special or
extra issues of Florida Anthropologist while others
issues have been stand alone FASP publications At
any rate they are now available electronically with
the exception of the three most recent FASPs
(s 15-17) which are available for purchase through
the website details below
FASP 1 1949 Two Archeological Sites in Brevard
County Florida
httpufdcufleduAA0006614200001
FASP 2 1950 The Safety Harbor Site Pinellas
County Florida
httpufdcufleduAA0006614300001
FASP 3 1951 The Terra Ceia Site Manatee County
Florida
httpufdcufleduAA0006614400001
FASP 4 1956 The European and the Indian
httpufdcufleduAA0006609600001
FASP 5 1958 Florida Anthropology
httpufdcufleduAA0006567700001
FASP 6 1972 Fiber Tempered Pottery in
Southeastern United States and Northern Columbia
Its Origins Context and Significance
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900234
FASP 7 1975 Florida Spring Confirmed as 10000
Year Old Early Man Site (1975 No 3 Pt 2)
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900235
FASP 8 1976 The Palmer Site
httpufdcufleduUF00027829000602j
FASP 9 1978 The Canton Street Site
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900236
FASP 10 1978 Tick Island Site St Johnrsquos River
Florida
httpufdcufleduUF00027829000712j
FASP 11 1985 NW Florida and Borderlands
httpufdcufleduUF00027829000071j
FASP 12 1986 Shells and Archaeology in Southern
Florida
(The Florida Anthropologist Vol 39 Part 3 No 1)
httpufdcufleduUF00027829000212j
FASP 13 1987 Hontoon Island
(The Florida Anthropologist Vol 40 No 1)
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900036
FASP14 1999 Maritime Archaeology of Lemon
Bay Florida
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900237
FASP s 15 16 and 17 are available for purchase
for $25 through the FAS website
httpsfasweborgpublication-sales
Please specify title when ordering
FASP 15 (2002) The Archaeology of Upper
Charlotte Harbor Florida by George M Luer
FASP 16 (2006) Knife and Hammer by Robert
Austin
FASP 17 (2014) Big Mound Key Near Charlotte
Harbor Florida by George M Luer
Florida Anthropological Society 2019 Slate of Officers Affirm Only
President Emily Jane Murray ndash Emily Jane has a MA in Anthropology from Brandeis
University where she focused on public archaeology and site museums in Northeast Florida and a BA
in Communications from Flagler College She has worked in cultural resource management throughout
the Southeastern United States and created numerous outreach tools including videos activities and
museum displays She currently works as a Public Archaeology Coordinator for the Florida Public
Archaeology Network Northeast Region Her interests include Floridas prehistoric archaeology
historic cemeteries and public archaeology and interpretation She has served FAS as 1st VP and 2nd
VP each for two years
First Vice President Dr George Luer ndash George has been a member of the Flor ida
Anthropological Society for more than 45 years He is a former FAS President 1st VP 2nd VP and
recipient of the Lazarus and Bullen Awards He has served in editorial capacities for Florida
Anthropologist for 40 years and has assembled FAS issues and monographs With colleague Marion
Almy he defined the Manasota culture of west-central Florida He is known by colleagues for
generosity hard work and support of their efforts to publish their findings He was recently appointed
the 2019 Editor of Florida Anthropologist As a board member he will strengthen FAS with
experience professionalism and commitment to the mission of FAS
Second Vice President Rebecca OrsquoSullivan ndash Becky earned a BA in Anthropology from the
University of Florida and an MA in Applied Anthropology with a concentration in Cultural Resource
Management from the University of South Florida Becky is the Public Archaeology Coordinator for
the West Central Regional Center of the Florida Public Archaeology Network She is currently a board
member of the Central Gulf Coast Archaeological Society in St Petersburg Beckyrsquos research interests
include public archaeology heritage interpretation memory and place-making as well as related
applications for GIS and historic maps She has previously served as 2nd VP and as an at-large board
member
Recording Secretary Jon Simon Suarez ndash Jon Simon received both his BA and MA degrees
from the University of Florida where he focused on the zooarchaeology of the Thornhill Lake site
complex in Volusia County He has over fifteen years of cultural resource management experience and
is currently Logistics Officer for SEARCH Inc in Jacksonville He lives in St Augustine and is a
member SAAA Jon Simon is currently serving his eighth term as recording secretary for the FAS
board
Treasurer Joanne Talley ndash Joanne has served as the Treasurer of FAS for fifteen years She
retired as Administrative Assistant at the Jupiter Island Club in 2009 and currently works as a
volunteer for the Palm Beach County archaeologist She works diligently to raise awareness of and
protect archaeological resources in southeast Florida and has contributed to numerous excavations
including Mount Elizabeth and Joseph Reed in Martin County In 2018 she received the Lazarus
Award from for her tireless efforts
Director-at-Large (3 year term) Dr Maranda Kles ndash Maranda is a bioarchaeologist with a
research focus on biological and cultural variation in pre-contact Florida After earning her PhD from
the University of Florida in 2013 she was Assistant Professor of Anthropology at the University of
Louisiana at Lafayette for four years Recently returning to Florida she is Vice President of
Archaeological Consultants Inc in Sarasota Maranda is a long standing member of FAS having
attended and presented papers and posters at several meetings and published in Florida
Anthropologist She looks forward to continuing to develop the influence and impact that FAS has in
Florida through public outreach presentations and publications and local chapter events
Please return your ballot to Jason Wenzel FAS President via email or mail by May 8 2019
Email presidentfasweborg Mail 6008 Pine Tree Avenue Panama City Beach Florida 32408
We look forward to celebrating the Florida
Anthropological Society with an enriching 71st Annual
Meeting and Conference event
Looking forward to seeing yrsquoall in Crystal River
FAS Membership Information The Florida Anthropological Society (FAS) is open to persons interested in anthropology
archaeology preservation of cultural resources and community education FAS members receive the
Societyrsquos journal Florida Anthropologist and the FAS Newsletter Visit wwwfasweborg to learn
more Dues are
Student (with valid ID) mdash $15
Regular and Institutional mdash $30
Family mdash $35
Sustaining mdash $100
Patron mdash $1000
Benefactor mdash $2500 or more
Please add $25 for a foreign address
Florida Historical Society
AWIARE
NeilyTrappmann Studio
Florida Public Archaeology Network
Central Gulf Coast Archaeological Society
Florida Anthropological Society
FAS 2019 Conference
Vendors and Exhibitors
Many thanks to the wonderful folks and
organizations who will be participating as vendors
and exhibitors at the Conference Check them out all
day Saturday in the Magnolia Room If you are still
interested in securing a vendor table contact Jeff
Moates at jmoatesusfedu
Million Souls Mine
Yaupon Brothers American Tea Co
University Press of Florida
Ancient Hands Pottery
PaleoWest Archaeology
Smyrnea Archaeological Research Institute
Information for Con-tributors
The FAS Newsletter is
published quarterly
January April July and
October Brief articles
chapter news and other
items of interest are
welcome for submissions
Contact the editor Jeff
Moates for more
Information or to submit an
article
Address changes should be
sent to FAS Membership
Secretary Pat Balanzategui
PO Box 1135 St
Augustine FL 32085
FAS Board of Directors
President Jason Wenzel
1st Vice President Emily Jane Murray
2nd Vice President Becky OrsquoSullivan
Recording Secretary Jon-Simon Suarez
Membership Secretary Pat Balanzategui
Treasurer Joanne Talley
Journal Editor Ramie Gougeon 2018
George Luer 2019
Newsletter Editor Jeff Moates
Directors Nigel Rudolph
Jen Knutson
Bob Gross
Immediate Past President Theresa Schober
Florida Anthropological Society
PO Box 1135
St Augustine FL 32085
PLACE STAMP HERE
Find us online at wwwFASweborg
wwwfacebookcomFloridaAnthropologicalSociety
amp West 82
Florida Anthropologist Special
Publications now available online
Many thanks to Dorothy Block for all of her hard
work on this important project She is happy to report
the work of scanning and updating FASPs is now
complete Below is the list of FASPs and their
associated URLs
Over time FAS has listed some of these as special or
extra issues of Florida Anthropologist while others
issues have been stand alone FASP publications At
any rate they are now available electronically with
the exception of the three most recent FASPs
(s 15-17) which are available for purchase through
the website details below
FASP 1 1949 Two Archeological Sites in Brevard
County Florida
httpufdcufleduAA0006614200001
FASP 2 1950 The Safety Harbor Site Pinellas
County Florida
httpufdcufleduAA0006614300001
FASP 3 1951 The Terra Ceia Site Manatee County
Florida
httpufdcufleduAA0006614400001
FASP 4 1956 The European and the Indian
httpufdcufleduAA0006609600001
FASP 5 1958 Florida Anthropology
httpufdcufleduAA0006567700001
FASP 6 1972 Fiber Tempered Pottery in
Southeastern United States and Northern Columbia
Its Origins Context and Significance
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900234
FASP 7 1975 Florida Spring Confirmed as 10000
Year Old Early Man Site (1975 No 3 Pt 2)
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900235
FASP 8 1976 The Palmer Site
httpufdcufleduUF00027829000602j
FASP 9 1978 The Canton Street Site
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900236
FASP 10 1978 Tick Island Site St Johnrsquos River
Florida
httpufdcufleduUF00027829000712j
FASP 11 1985 NW Florida and Borderlands
httpufdcufleduUF00027829000071j
FASP 12 1986 Shells and Archaeology in Southern
Florida
(The Florida Anthropologist Vol 39 Part 3 No 1)
httpufdcufleduUF00027829000212j
FASP 13 1987 Hontoon Island
(The Florida Anthropologist Vol 40 No 1)
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900036
FASP14 1999 Maritime Archaeology of Lemon
Bay Florida
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900237
FASP s 15 16 and 17 are available for purchase
for $25 through the FAS website
httpsfasweborgpublication-sales
Please specify title when ordering
FASP 15 (2002) The Archaeology of Upper
Charlotte Harbor Florida by George M Luer
FASP 16 (2006) Knife and Hammer by Robert
Austin
FASP 17 (2014) Big Mound Key Near Charlotte
Harbor Florida by George M Luer
Florida Anthropological Society 2019 Slate of Officers Affirm Only
President Emily Jane Murray ndash Emily Jane has a MA in Anthropology from Brandeis
University where she focused on public archaeology and site museums in Northeast Florida and a BA
in Communications from Flagler College She has worked in cultural resource management throughout
the Southeastern United States and created numerous outreach tools including videos activities and
museum displays She currently works as a Public Archaeology Coordinator for the Florida Public
Archaeology Network Northeast Region Her interests include Floridas prehistoric archaeology
historic cemeteries and public archaeology and interpretation She has served FAS as 1st VP and 2nd
VP each for two years
First Vice President Dr George Luer ndash George has been a member of the Flor ida
Anthropological Society for more than 45 years He is a former FAS President 1st VP 2nd VP and
recipient of the Lazarus and Bullen Awards He has served in editorial capacities for Florida
Anthropologist for 40 years and has assembled FAS issues and monographs With colleague Marion
Almy he defined the Manasota culture of west-central Florida He is known by colleagues for
generosity hard work and support of their efforts to publish their findings He was recently appointed
the 2019 Editor of Florida Anthropologist As a board member he will strengthen FAS with
experience professionalism and commitment to the mission of FAS
Second Vice President Rebecca OrsquoSullivan ndash Becky earned a BA in Anthropology from the
University of Florida and an MA in Applied Anthropology with a concentration in Cultural Resource
Management from the University of South Florida Becky is the Public Archaeology Coordinator for
the West Central Regional Center of the Florida Public Archaeology Network She is currently a board
member of the Central Gulf Coast Archaeological Society in St Petersburg Beckyrsquos research interests
include public archaeology heritage interpretation memory and place-making as well as related
applications for GIS and historic maps She has previously served as 2nd VP and as an at-large board
member
Recording Secretary Jon Simon Suarez ndash Jon Simon received both his BA and MA degrees
from the University of Florida where he focused on the zooarchaeology of the Thornhill Lake site
complex in Volusia County He has over fifteen years of cultural resource management experience and
is currently Logistics Officer for SEARCH Inc in Jacksonville He lives in St Augustine and is a
member SAAA Jon Simon is currently serving his eighth term as recording secretary for the FAS
board
Treasurer Joanne Talley ndash Joanne has served as the Treasurer of FAS for fifteen years She
retired as Administrative Assistant at the Jupiter Island Club in 2009 and currently works as a
volunteer for the Palm Beach County archaeologist She works diligently to raise awareness of and
protect archaeological resources in southeast Florida and has contributed to numerous excavations
including Mount Elizabeth and Joseph Reed in Martin County In 2018 she received the Lazarus
Award from for her tireless efforts
Director-at-Large (3 year term) Dr Maranda Kles ndash Maranda is a bioarchaeologist with a
research focus on biological and cultural variation in pre-contact Florida After earning her PhD from
the University of Florida in 2013 she was Assistant Professor of Anthropology at the University of
Louisiana at Lafayette for four years Recently returning to Florida she is Vice President of
Archaeological Consultants Inc in Sarasota Maranda is a long standing member of FAS having
attended and presented papers and posters at several meetings and published in Florida
Anthropologist She looks forward to continuing to develop the influence and impact that FAS has in
Florida through public outreach presentations and publications and local chapter events
Please return your ballot to Jason Wenzel FAS President via email or mail by May 8 2019
Email presidentfasweborg Mail 6008 Pine Tree Avenue Panama City Beach Florida 32408
We look forward to celebrating the Florida
Anthropological Society with an enriching 71st Annual
Meeting and Conference event
Looking forward to seeing yrsquoall in Crystal River
FAS Membership Information The Florida Anthropological Society (FAS) is open to persons interested in anthropology
archaeology preservation of cultural resources and community education FAS members receive the
Societyrsquos journal Florida Anthropologist and the FAS Newsletter Visit wwwfasweborg to learn
more Dues are
Student (with valid ID) mdash $15
Regular and Institutional mdash $30
Family mdash $35
Sustaining mdash $100
Patron mdash $1000
Benefactor mdash $2500 or more
Please add $25 for a foreign address
Florida Historical Society
AWIARE
NeilyTrappmann Studio
Florida Public Archaeology Network
Central Gulf Coast Archaeological Society
Florida Anthropological Society
FAS 2019 Conference
Vendors and Exhibitors
Many thanks to the wonderful folks and
organizations who will be participating as vendors
and exhibitors at the Conference Check them out all
day Saturday in the Magnolia Room If you are still
interested in securing a vendor table contact Jeff
Moates at jmoatesusfedu
Million Souls Mine
Yaupon Brothers American Tea Co
University Press of Florida
Ancient Hands Pottery
PaleoWest Archaeology
Smyrnea Archaeological Research Institute
Information for Con-tributors
The FAS Newsletter is
published quarterly
January April July and
October Brief articles
chapter news and other
items of interest are
welcome for submissions
Contact the editor Jeff
Moates for more
Information or to submit an
article
Address changes should be
sent to FAS Membership
Secretary Pat Balanzategui
PO Box 1135 St
Augustine FL 32085
FAS Board of Directors
President Jason Wenzel
1st Vice President Emily Jane Murray
2nd Vice President Becky OrsquoSullivan
Recording Secretary Jon-Simon Suarez
Membership Secretary Pat Balanzategui
Treasurer Joanne Talley
Journal Editor Ramie Gougeon 2018
George Luer 2019
Newsletter Editor Jeff Moates
Directors Nigel Rudolph
Jen Knutson
Bob Gross
Immediate Past President Theresa Schober
Florida Anthropological Society
PO Box 1135
St Augustine FL 32085
PLACE STAMP HERE
Find us online at wwwFASweborg
wwwfacebookcomFloridaAnthropologicalSociety
Florida Anthropologist Special
Publications now available online
Many thanks to Dorothy Block for all of her hard
work on this important project She is happy to report
the work of scanning and updating FASPs is now
complete Below is the list of FASPs and their
associated URLs
Over time FAS has listed some of these as special or
extra issues of Florida Anthropologist while others
issues have been stand alone FASP publications At
any rate they are now available electronically with
the exception of the three most recent FASPs
(s 15-17) which are available for purchase through
the website details below
FASP 1 1949 Two Archeological Sites in Brevard
County Florida
httpufdcufleduAA0006614200001
FASP 2 1950 The Safety Harbor Site Pinellas
County Florida
httpufdcufleduAA0006614300001
FASP 3 1951 The Terra Ceia Site Manatee County
Florida
httpufdcufleduAA0006614400001
FASP 4 1956 The European and the Indian
httpufdcufleduAA0006609600001
FASP 5 1958 Florida Anthropology
httpufdcufleduAA0006567700001
FASP 6 1972 Fiber Tempered Pottery in
Southeastern United States and Northern Columbia
Its Origins Context and Significance
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900234
FASP 7 1975 Florida Spring Confirmed as 10000
Year Old Early Man Site (1975 No 3 Pt 2)
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900235
FASP 8 1976 The Palmer Site
httpufdcufleduUF00027829000602j
FASP 9 1978 The Canton Street Site
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900236
FASP 10 1978 Tick Island Site St Johnrsquos River
Florida
httpufdcufleduUF00027829000712j
FASP 11 1985 NW Florida and Borderlands
httpufdcufleduUF00027829000071j
FASP 12 1986 Shells and Archaeology in Southern
Florida
(The Florida Anthropologist Vol 39 Part 3 No 1)
httpufdcufleduUF00027829000212j
FASP 13 1987 Hontoon Island
(The Florida Anthropologist Vol 40 No 1)
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900036
FASP14 1999 Maritime Archaeology of Lemon
Bay Florida
httpufdcufleduUF0002782900237
FASP s 15 16 and 17 are available for purchase
for $25 through the FAS website
httpsfasweborgpublication-sales
Please specify title when ordering
FASP 15 (2002) The Archaeology of Upper
Charlotte Harbor Florida by George M Luer
FASP 16 (2006) Knife and Hammer by Robert
Austin
FASP 17 (2014) Big Mound Key Near Charlotte
Harbor Florida by George M Luer
Florida Anthropological Society 2019 Slate of Officers Affirm Only
President Emily Jane Murray ndash Emily Jane has a MA in Anthropology from Brandeis
University where she focused on public archaeology and site museums in Northeast Florida and a BA
in Communications from Flagler College She has worked in cultural resource management throughout
the Southeastern United States and created numerous outreach tools including videos activities and
museum displays She currently works as a Public Archaeology Coordinator for the Florida Public
Archaeology Network Northeast Region Her interests include Floridas prehistoric archaeology
historic cemeteries and public archaeology and interpretation She has served FAS as 1st VP and 2nd
VP each for two years
First Vice President Dr George Luer ndash George has been a member of the Flor ida
Anthropological Society for more than 45 years He is a former FAS President 1st VP 2nd VP and
recipient of the Lazarus and Bullen Awards He has served in editorial capacities for Florida
Anthropologist for 40 years and has assembled FAS issues and monographs With colleague Marion
Almy he defined the Manasota culture of west-central Florida He is known by colleagues for
generosity hard work and support of their efforts to publish their findings He was recently appointed
the 2019 Editor of Florida Anthropologist As a board member he will strengthen FAS with
experience professionalism and commitment to the mission of FAS
Second Vice President Rebecca OrsquoSullivan ndash Becky earned a BA in Anthropology from the
University of Florida and an MA in Applied Anthropology with a concentration in Cultural Resource
Management from the University of South Florida Becky is the Public Archaeology Coordinator for
the West Central Regional Center of the Florida Public Archaeology Network She is currently a board
member of the Central Gulf Coast Archaeological Society in St Petersburg Beckyrsquos research interests
include public archaeology heritage interpretation memory and place-making as well as related
applications for GIS and historic maps She has previously served as 2nd VP and as an at-large board
member
Recording Secretary Jon Simon Suarez ndash Jon Simon received both his BA and MA degrees
from the University of Florida where he focused on the zooarchaeology of the Thornhill Lake site
complex in Volusia County He has over fifteen years of cultural resource management experience and
is currently Logistics Officer for SEARCH Inc in Jacksonville He lives in St Augustine and is a
member SAAA Jon Simon is currently serving his eighth term as recording secretary for the FAS
board
Treasurer Joanne Talley ndash Joanne has served as the Treasurer of FAS for fifteen years She
retired as Administrative Assistant at the Jupiter Island Club in 2009 and currently works as a
volunteer for the Palm Beach County archaeologist She works diligently to raise awareness of and
protect archaeological resources in southeast Florida and has contributed to numerous excavations
including Mount Elizabeth and Joseph Reed in Martin County In 2018 she received the Lazarus
Award from for her tireless efforts
Director-at-Large (3 year term) Dr Maranda Kles ndash Maranda is a bioarchaeologist with a
research focus on biological and cultural variation in pre-contact Florida After earning her PhD from
the University of Florida in 2013 she was Assistant Professor of Anthropology at the University of
Louisiana at Lafayette for four years Recently returning to Florida she is Vice President of
Archaeological Consultants Inc in Sarasota Maranda is a long standing member of FAS having
attended and presented papers and posters at several meetings and published in Florida
Anthropologist She looks forward to continuing to develop the influence and impact that FAS has in
Florida through public outreach presentations and publications and local chapter events
Please return your ballot to Jason Wenzel FAS President via email or mail by May 8 2019
Email presidentfasweborg Mail 6008 Pine Tree Avenue Panama City Beach Florida 32408
We look forward to celebrating the Florida
Anthropological Society with an enriching 71st Annual
Meeting and Conference event
Looking forward to seeing yrsquoall in Crystal River
FAS Membership Information The Florida Anthropological Society (FAS) is open to persons interested in anthropology
archaeology preservation of cultural resources and community education FAS members receive the
Societyrsquos journal Florida Anthropologist and the FAS Newsletter Visit wwwfasweborg to learn
more Dues are
Student (with valid ID) mdash $15
Regular and Institutional mdash $30
Family mdash $35
Sustaining mdash $100
Patron mdash $1000
Benefactor mdash $2500 or more
Please add $25 for a foreign address
Florida Historical Society
AWIARE
NeilyTrappmann Studio
Florida Public Archaeology Network
Central Gulf Coast Archaeological Society
Florida Anthropological Society
FAS 2019 Conference
Vendors and Exhibitors
Many thanks to the wonderful folks and
organizations who will be participating as vendors
and exhibitors at the Conference Check them out all
day Saturday in the Magnolia Room If you are still
interested in securing a vendor table contact Jeff
Moates at jmoatesusfedu
Million Souls Mine
Yaupon Brothers American Tea Co
University Press of Florida
Ancient Hands Pottery
PaleoWest Archaeology
Smyrnea Archaeological Research Institute
Information for Con-tributors
The FAS Newsletter is
published quarterly
January April July and
October Brief articles
chapter news and other
items of interest are
welcome for submissions
Contact the editor Jeff
Moates for more
Information or to submit an
article
Address changes should be
sent to FAS Membership
Secretary Pat Balanzategui
PO Box 1135 St
Augustine FL 32085
FAS Board of Directors
President Jason Wenzel
1st Vice President Emily Jane Murray
2nd Vice President Becky OrsquoSullivan
Recording Secretary Jon-Simon Suarez
Membership Secretary Pat Balanzategui
Treasurer Joanne Talley
Journal Editor Ramie Gougeon 2018
George Luer 2019
Newsletter Editor Jeff Moates
Directors Nigel Rudolph
Jen Knutson
Bob Gross
Immediate Past President Theresa Schober
Florida Anthropological Society
PO Box 1135
St Augustine FL 32085
PLACE STAMP HERE
Find us online at wwwFASweborg
wwwfacebookcomFloridaAnthropologicalSociety
Florida Anthropological Society 2019 Slate of Officers Affirm Only
President Emily Jane Murray ndash Emily Jane has a MA in Anthropology from Brandeis
University where she focused on public archaeology and site museums in Northeast Florida and a BA
in Communications from Flagler College She has worked in cultural resource management throughout
the Southeastern United States and created numerous outreach tools including videos activities and
museum displays She currently works as a Public Archaeology Coordinator for the Florida Public
Archaeology Network Northeast Region Her interests include Floridas prehistoric archaeology
historic cemeteries and public archaeology and interpretation She has served FAS as 1st VP and 2nd
VP each for two years
First Vice President Dr George Luer ndash George has been a member of the Flor ida
Anthropological Society for more than 45 years He is a former FAS President 1st VP 2nd VP and
recipient of the Lazarus and Bullen Awards He has served in editorial capacities for Florida
Anthropologist for 40 years and has assembled FAS issues and monographs With colleague Marion
Almy he defined the Manasota culture of west-central Florida He is known by colleagues for
generosity hard work and support of their efforts to publish their findings He was recently appointed
the 2019 Editor of Florida Anthropologist As a board member he will strengthen FAS with
experience professionalism and commitment to the mission of FAS
Second Vice President Rebecca OrsquoSullivan ndash Becky earned a BA in Anthropology from the
University of Florida and an MA in Applied Anthropology with a concentration in Cultural Resource
Management from the University of South Florida Becky is the Public Archaeology Coordinator for
the West Central Regional Center of the Florida Public Archaeology Network She is currently a board
member of the Central Gulf Coast Archaeological Society in St Petersburg Beckyrsquos research interests
include public archaeology heritage interpretation memory and place-making as well as related
applications for GIS and historic maps She has previously served as 2nd VP and as an at-large board
member
Recording Secretary Jon Simon Suarez ndash Jon Simon received both his BA and MA degrees
from the University of Florida where he focused on the zooarchaeology of the Thornhill Lake site
complex in Volusia County He has over fifteen years of cultural resource management experience and
is currently Logistics Officer for SEARCH Inc in Jacksonville He lives in St Augustine and is a
member SAAA Jon Simon is currently serving his eighth term as recording secretary for the FAS
board
Treasurer Joanne Talley ndash Joanne has served as the Treasurer of FAS for fifteen years She
retired as Administrative Assistant at the Jupiter Island Club in 2009 and currently works as a
volunteer for the Palm Beach County archaeologist She works diligently to raise awareness of and
protect archaeological resources in southeast Florida and has contributed to numerous excavations
including Mount Elizabeth and Joseph Reed in Martin County In 2018 she received the Lazarus
Award from for her tireless efforts
Director-at-Large (3 year term) Dr Maranda Kles ndash Maranda is a bioarchaeologist with a
research focus on biological and cultural variation in pre-contact Florida After earning her PhD from
the University of Florida in 2013 she was Assistant Professor of Anthropology at the University of
Louisiana at Lafayette for four years Recently returning to Florida she is Vice President of
Archaeological Consultants Inc in Sarasota Maranda is a long standing member of FAS having
attended and presented papers and posters at several meetings and published in Florida
Anthropologist She looks forward to continuing to develop the influence and impact that FAS has in
Florida through public outreach presentations and publications and local chapter events
Please return your ballot to Jason Wenzel FAS President via email or mail by May 8 2019
Email presidentfasweborg Mail 6008 Pine Tree Avenue Panama City Beach Florida 32408
We look forward to celebrating the Florida
Anthropological Society with an enriching 71st Annual
Meeting and Conference event
Looking forward to seeing yrsquoall in Crystal River
FAS Membership Information The Florida Anthropological Society (FAS) is open to persons interested in anthropology
archaeology preservation of cultural resources and community education FAS members receive the
Societyrsquos journal Florida Anthropologist and the FAS Newsletter Visit wwwfasweborg to learn
more Dues are
Student (with valid ID) mdash $15
Regular and Institutional mdash $30
Family mdash $35
Sustaining mdash $100
Patron mdash $1000
Benefactor mdash $2500 or more
Please add $25 for a foreign address
Florida Historical Society
AWIARE
NeilyTrappmann Studio
Florida Public Archaeology Network
Central Gulf Coast Archaeological Society
Florida Anthropological Society
FAS 2019 Conference
Vendors and Exhibitors
Many thanks to the wonderful folks and
organizations who will be participating as vendors
and exhibitors at the Conference Check them out all
day Saturday in the Magnolia Room If you are still
interested in securing a vendor table contact Jeff
Moates at jmoatesusfedu
Million Souls Mine
Yaupon Brothers American Tea Co
University Press of Florida
Ancient Hands Pottery
PaleoWest Archaeology
Smyrnea Archaeological Research Institute
Information for Con-tributors
The FAS Newsletter is
published quarterly
January April July and
October Brief articles
chapter news and other
items of interest are
welcome for submissions
Contact the editor Jeff
Moates for more
Information or to submit an
article
Address changes should be
sent to FAS Membership
Secretary Pat Balanzategui
PO Box 1135 St
Augustine FL 32085
FAS Board of Directors
President Jason Wenzel
1st Vice President Emily Jane Murray
2nd Vice President Becky OrsquoSullivan
Recording Secretary Jon-Simon Suarez
Membership Secretary Pat Balanzategui
Treasurer Joanne Talley
Journal Editor Ramie Gougeon 2018
George Luer 2019
Newsletter Editor Jeff Moates
Directors Nigel Rudolph
Jen Knutson
Bob Gross
Immediate Past President Theresa Schober
Florida Anthropological Society
PO Box 1135
St Augustine FL 32085
PLACE STAMP HERE
Find us online at wwwFASweborg
wwwfacebookcomFloridaAnthropologicalSociety
We look forward to celebrating the Florida
Anthropological Society with an enriching 71st Annual
Meeting and Conference event
Looking forward to seeing yrsquoall in Crystal River
FAS Membership Information The Florida Anthropological Society (FAS) is open to persons interested in anthropology
archaeology preservation of cultural resources and community education FAS members receive the
Societyrsquos journal Florida Anthropologist and the FAS Newsletter Visit wwwfasweborg to learn
more Dues are
Student (with valid ID) mdash $15
Regular and Institutional mdash $30
Family mdash $35
Sustaining mdash $100
Patron mdash $1000
Benefactor mdash $2500 or more
Please add $25 for a foreign address
Florida Historical Society
AWIARE
NeilyTrappmann Studio
Florida Public Archaeology Network
Central Gulf Coast Archaeological Society
Florida Anthropological Society
FAS 2019 Conference
Vendors and Exhibitors
Many thanks to the wonderful folks and
organizations who will be participating as vendors
and exhibitors at the Conference Check them out all
day Saturday in the Magnolia Room If you are still
interested in securing a vendor table contact Jeff
Moates at jmoatesusfedu
Million Souls Mine
Yaupon Brothers American Tea Co
University Press of Florida
Ancient Hands Pottery
PaleoWest Archaeology
Smyrnea Archaeological Research Institute
Information for Con-tributors
The FAS Newsletter is
published quarterly
January April July and
October Brief articles
chapter news and other
items of interest are
welcome for submissions
Contact the editor Jeff
Moates for more
Information or to submit an
article
Address changes should be
sent to FAS Membership
Secretary Pat Balanzategui
PO Box 1135 St
Augustine FL 32085
FAS Board of Directors
President Jason Wenzel
1st Vice President Emily Jane Murray
2nd Vice President Becky OrsquoSullivan
Recording Secretary Jon-Simon Suarez
Membership Secretary Pat Balanzategui
Treasurer Joanne Talley
Journal Editor Ramie Gougeon 2018
George Luer 2019
Newsletter Editor Jeff Moates
Directors Nigel Rudolph
Jen Knutson
Bob Gross
Immediate Past President Theresa Schober
Florida Anthropological Society
PO Box 1135
St Augustine FL 32085
PLACE STAMP HERE
Find us online at wwwFASweborg
wwwfacebookcomFloridaAnthropologicalSociety
Information for Con-tributors
The FAS Newsletter is
published quarterly
January April July and
October Brief articles
chapter news and other
items of interest are
welcome for submissions
Contact the editor Jeff
Moates for more
Information or to submit an
article
Address changes should be
sent to FAS Membership
Secretary Pat Balanzategui
PO Box 1135 St
Augustine FL 32085
FAS Board of Directors
President Jason Wenzel
1st Vice President Emily Jane Murray
2nd Vice President Becky OrsquoSullivan
Recording Secretary Jon-Simon Suarez
Membership Secretary Pat Balanzategui
Treasurer Joanne Talley
Journal Editor Ramie Gougeon 2018
George Luer 2019
Newsletter Editor Jeff Moates
Directors Nigel Rudolph
Jen Knutson
Bob Gross
Immediate Past President Theresa Schober
Florida Anthropological Society
PO Box 1135
St Augustine FL 32085
PLACE STAMP HERE
Find us online at wwwFASweborg
wwwfacebookcomFloridaAnthropologicalSociety