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Final Program Number | Session Title |
| 26 | Ethical Dilemmas in the Study and Care of Human Remains beyond North America |
| 31 | Historical Archaeology in Europe |
| 36 | Mortuary Practices and Human Remains in Mesoamerica |
| 41 | Entre costas, ríos, lagos y manantiales: Arqueología subacuática en contextos prehispánicos en Latinoamérica y el Caribe |
| 44 | Technology, Production, and Social Changes in Chinese Archaeology |
| 45 | Landscapes of Death: Placemaking and Postmortem Agencies |
| 48 | Disentangling Puebla/Tlaxcala: Recent Advances in Archaeology, Ethnohistory, and Visual Culture |
| 49 | Archaeometallurgy, Eurasia, and Beyond: Papers in Honor of Vince Pigott |
| 51 | Cooperative and Noncooperative Transitions in the Archaeological Record |
| 52 | Sessions in Honor of Dr. Fred Valdez Jr. and His Contributions to Archaeology Part 1 |
| 54 | Unfinished Business and Untold Stories: Digging into the Complexity of “Animal Domestication” |
| 60 | Global Coastal and Island Archaeology |
| 61 | The Current State of Archaeological Research across Southeast Asia |
| 64 | Digital Archaeology Part 1: Photogrammetry and 3D Modeling |
| 65 | From Teapots to Monuments: Ceremony, Ritual, and Symbolism |
| 75 | Mortuary Archaeology and Bioarchaeology in the Southeastern United States |
| 79 | Bioarchaeology in East Asia |
| 80 | Metallurgy around the World |
| 82 | Upper Paleolithic in SW Asia and the Levant |
| 83 | Nuevos datos de la dinastía Kaanu’l en el Clásico Temprano de la tierras bajas mayas: Proyecto Promeza Dzibanche/Kaanu’l 2023-2024 |
| 100 | For Conquest or Defense? The Fortresses and Fortified Centers of Mesoamerica |
| 104 | Black as Night, Dark as Death: Bioarchaeology of the Mesoamerican Subterranean |
| 109 | Sessions in Honor of Dr. Fred Valdez Jr. and His Contributions to Archaeology Part 2 |
| 115 | Urbanism and Social Complexity in East Asia |
| 117 | New Research in South American Bioarchaeology |
| 118 | Archaeology of the Gulf Coast in Mesoamerica |
| 155 | Educating the Public and Professionals in Archaeology |
| 159 | Community-Engaged Archaeology in Latin America |
| 166 | Repositioning Altar de Sacrificios on the Ancient Maya Landscape |
| 167 | Stable Isotope Analysis in Global History |
| 169 | Recent Investigations in Maya Archaeology, Epigraphy, Bioarchaeology, and Zooarchaeology by the Holmul Archaeological Project in Northeastern Peten, Guatemala |
| 172 | Emplacement and Relational Approaches to the Ancient Americas |
| 180 | From the Underworld to the Heavens: Expanding the Study of Central Jalisco’s Past |
| 182 | Scaling New Heights: Recent Advances in Andean Zooarchaeology |
| 184 | Theorizing Warfare: Global Perspectives on Defense and Fortification |
| 194 | Where We All Started: Childhood |
| 200 | Ritual Space and Practice throughout Latin America |
| 201 | Exercising Freedoms: Historical Archaeology of the African Diaspora in Latin America |
| 202 | Images of the Uinta Fremont (AD 0–1300) |
| 215 | Bioarchaeology in Europe |
| 226 | Ethics and Repatriation |
| 229 | African Archaeology from Coast to Coast |
| 230 | Archaeology of the Rocky Mountains |
| 231 | Communities of Practice in Mesoamerica |
| 233 | Cruising Right Along: Recent Advances in the Archaeology of the Caribbean |
| 273 | Life on the Edge: Investigations in the Department of Piura, the “Extreme North” of the Central Andes, Peru |
| 276 | *MW In the Shadow of the Rockies: Historical Bioarchaeology and Mortuary Archaeology in Colorado |
| 281 | Early Human Adaptation on the African Coasts: Comparing Northwest Morocco and the Cape of South Africa |
| 282 | Social Dynamics in the North Highlands of Peru during the Formative Period: The Pacopampa Project’s Contribution to Understanding the Early Complex Societies in the Andes |
| 283 | The Maritime Maya: Current Archaeology of Coastal Yucatán, Mexico, and Belize |
| 287 | Engaging with Archaeological Theory |
| 288 | Global Perspectives on Biomolecular Approaches to Human-Animal Interactions Past and Present |
| 289 | Papers in Honor of Deborah L. Nichols |
| 290 | The Classic-Postclassic Transition in Oaxaca |
| 294 | Interdisciplinary Approaches to Basque Archaeology: Current Research and Future Directions |
| 308 | Adventures in Archaeometry from around the World |
| 313 | Gender and Childhood around the World |
| 316 | aDNA: Recent Findings and Methodological Advancements |
| 320 | Bioarchaeology Part 1: Stable Isotope Analysis |
| 321 | Bioarchaeology Part 2: Skeletal Analysis |
| 330 | Michoacán and West Mexico: New Research in Interaction, Exchange, and Mobility |
| 331 | A Movable Feast: Mobility and Commensalism in the Andes |
| 332 | Advances in Stone Age Archaeology of Central Asia |
| 333 | The Archaeology of Care and Power |
| 335 | Ashes to Ashes, Dust to Dust: The Archaeology of El Salvador |
| 343 | (De)Pathologizing the Past: New Perspectives on Intervention and Modification as Care in the Americas |
| 344 | Understanding the Mexican Gulf Coast Postclassic |
| 346 | From the Lab to the Field: Pioneering Approaches to Undergraduate Mentoring in Archaeology |
| 347 | Moving the Needle: Expanding the Discourse on Modern Archaeology in Oaxaca Part 2 |
| 349 | New Discoveries and Interpretations in Mesoamerican Archaeology |
| 353 | Iconography in the American Southwest |
| 354 | New Investigations of the Inka |
| 367 | Indigenous Practices and Material Culture: 70 Years of Mission Life |
| 374 | From Ores to Ontologies: Recent Research in South American Archaeometallurgy |
| 376 | Complex Human-Animal Interactions in the Americas |
| 380 | Ritual Closure: A Global Perspective |
| 381 | The Subterranean in Mesoamerican Sacred Landscapes: A Multidisciplinary Assessment |
| 383 | From Origins to Collapses: New Insights in the Cultural and Natural Processes of the Mirador-Calakmul Karst Basin |
| 386 | New Advances in Cusco Archaeology: From the Formative to the Late Horizon |
| 393 | Interregional Relations of the Zoque Province and Its Surrounding Areas |