Society for American Archaeology Bulletin 13(4)

Society for American Archaeology

September/October 1995 13(4)

"......computer graphics techniques make it possible to incorporate the display of

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artifact distributions in the structural and environmental context of site architecture..."

4. Report from the Executive Board

7. Point-Counterpoint -- Historic Preservation

8. Committee on Native American Relations

Special Section: ArchaeoPolitics

9. Preserving and Strengthening our National Archaeological Program

10. The First Session of the 104th Congress

11. Forecasting Archaeology's Political Future

12. Changing Times for Government Affairs

14. Point-Counterpoint -- Site File Databases and GIS Systems

15. Creating Cultural Resource Data Layers: The Nebraska GIS Project, Part I

16. Creative Solutions for Restructuring American Archaeology: A Summary

18. A Virtual Computer Imaging Technique for Archaeological Research

19. Exchanges -- Archaeology in Ecuador

21. Insights -- The Case for CRM Training in Academic Institutions

22. 60th Annual Business Meeting

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