conference papers & panels
Brandon, Jamie C.
2009 Decoration Day: A Glimpse at the Hybridity of Materials and Meanings Beyond Racial Constructions and Beyond this Veil of Tears. Paper presented as a part of the “Materialities and Meanings of Rituals in Atlantic Africa and the African Diaspora” symposium (Akin Ogundiran and Paula Saunders, organizer) to the SHA Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Brandon, Jamie C. and John R. Samuelsen
2008 Recent Geophysical and Archeological Investigations at the Royston House (3HE236-91), Historic Washington State Park, Washington, Arkansas. Poster presented to the Southeastern Archeological Conference, Charlotte, NC.
Brandon, Jamie C.
2008 African-American Archeologies in the Midwest. Forum at the Midwest Historical Archeology Conference, Indianapolis, IN (Christopher Fennell, moderator and organizer).
Brandon, Jamie C.
2008 A Different Kind of “Old Roman” Archeology: Investigations at the Royston House (3HE236-91), Historic Washington State Park, Washington, Arkansas.. Paper presented to the South Central Historical Archeological Conference, Winthrop Rockefeller Institute, Morrilton, AR.
Brandon, Jamie C.
2008 From Monumental Mounds to Forgotten Forts: Ongoing Collaborative Archeological Projects in Southwestern Arkansas. Paper presented to the East Texas Archaeological Conference, Tyler, TX.
Jamie C. Brandon
2008 Engendering Archaeology in the Arkansas Ozarks and the Old Southwest. Paper presented as a part of the "Engendering the Historical Archaeology of the Trans-Mississippi West" symposium (Elizabeth Scott, organizer) to the SHA Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology, Albuquerque, NM.
Leslie C. Stewart-Abernathy and Jamie C. Brandon
2008 What Does Post-emancipation African-American Archaeology Look Like in Arkansas? Paper presented as a part of the "Post-Emancipation Transitions in the African Diaspora" symposium (Terrance Weik and and Florie Bugarin, organizers) to the SHA Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology, Albuquerque, NM.
Jamie C. Brandon
2007 That Was Then, This is Now: Revisiting the Archaeologies of Fort George Island, Florida. Paper presented as a part of the "Re-assessing the Archaeology of Fort George Island, Florida: 1587-2007" symposium (Clete Rooney and Rebecca Gorman, organizers) to the Southeastern Archeological Conference, Knoxville, TN.
Jamie C. Brandon
2007 Historical Archaeology
and Ozark Tourism: Hillbillies in the Natural State,. Paper presented
as a part of the "The Archaeology of Tourism" symposium (Chris Matthews
and Matthew Palus, organizers) to the SHA
Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology, Williamsburg,
VA.
Jamie C. Brandon and
Jerry E. Hilliard
2006 Remembering Frontier Fort Smith: The President or the Prioress. Paper presented to the South Central Historical Archaeology Conference, Memphis, TN.
Jamie C. Brandon and
Jerry E. Hilliard
2006 Zachary Taylor and the
Sisters of Mercy: Nineteenth Century Archaeology in Downtown Fort Smith,
Arkansas. Paper presented to the annual meeting of the Arkansas
Archeological Society, Little Rock, AR.
Jamie C. Brandon
2006 Race, Identity, Capitalism
and Competing Concepts of Freedom in the Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century
South. Paper presented as a part of the "The Political Economy of Freedom"
symposium (Chris Matthews and Paul Mullins, organizers) to the
SHA Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology, Sacramento,
CA.
Jerry Hilliard and Jamie
C. Brandon
2006 Zachary Taylor and the
Sisters of Mercy: Negotiating the Landscape of Cultural Memory in Fort
Smith, Arkansas. Paper presented as a part of the "A HIdden Diversity:
Historical Archaeology in the Ozark Uplands" symposium (Alicia Valentino
and Carl Carlson-Drexler, organizers) to the SHA
Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology, Sacramento, CA.
Jamie C. Brandon
2005 Cultural Memory and Descendant Communities: A Look at Diverse Stakeholders,
Historical Narratives and the Archaeology of the African Diaspora. Paper
presented as a part of the "Dialogues in Context: Perspectives on Applied
Work in African Diaspora Archaeology" symposium (Jennifer Babiarz, Matthew
Palus and Mark Leone, organizers) to the American
Anthropological Association meetings, Washington, DC.
Jamie C. Brandon
2005 "The Black Atlantic and African Diaspora Archaeology" forum
sponsored by the African-American Archaeology Network (Jamie Brandon
and Carol McDavid, organizers; Richard Benjamin and Jamie Brandon,
moderators) at the SHA
Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology, York, England.
Jamie C. Brandon
2004 Rural Landscapes in the Modern World: Historical Archaeology and
Cultural Memory in the Arkansas Ozarks. Paper presented to the joint meeting
of the Midwestern Archaeological
Conference and the Southeastern
Archaeological Conference, St. Louis, Missouri.
Jamie C. Brandon
2004 An Overview of the Van Winkle's Mill Project: Modernity and Historical
Memory in the Arkansas Ozarks. Paper presented as a part of the "Neighbors
Working Together: Historical Archeology in Arkansas" symposium (Leslie
Stewart-Abernathy and Jamie C. Brandon, organizers) to the
SHA Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology, St. Louis,
Mo.
James M. Davidson,
Maria Franklin and Jamie C. Brandon
2004 Remembering North Dallas/Freedman's Town: First Steps Towards Public
Archaeology within an African-American Community in Dallas, Texas. Paper
presented as a part of the "Can Archaeology Save The World? The Benefits
of Public Archaeology" symposium (Jay Stottman, organizer) to the SHA
Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology, St. Louis, Mo.
James M. Davidson and Jamie C. Brandon
2003 Excavations on Juliette Street: Public Engagement and Archaeology
in Downtown Dallas, Texas. Paper presented to the sixth annual South
Central Historical Archaeological Conference, Natchitoches, LA.
Jamie C. Brandon
2003 Archaeology of the "Most Deliberately Unprogressive Region in the
United States": Recent Historical Archaeology in Northwest Arkansas. Paper
presented to the annual meeting of the Arkansas
Archeological Society, Fort Smith, AR.
Jamie C. Brandon
2003 An Archaeology of "Ozarkness": Beyond Historical Tropes and Toward
Lived Experience. Paper presented as a part of the "Revisiting
Rural Contexts: Dispelling Agrarian Myths in Historical Archaeology" symposium
(Deborah L. Rotman and Lou Ann Worst, organizers) to the SHA
Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology, Providence, RI.
Jamie C. Brandon
2001 Van Winkle's Mill Revisited: A Report on Ongoing Excavations at a
Late Nineteenth Century Sawmill Community in the Arkansas Ozarks. Paper
presented to the 4th annual meeting of the South
Central Historical Archaeological Society, Little Rock, Arkansas.
Jamie C. Brandon
2001 Death and the Parkin Phase: Finding "Difference" Among Mortuary
Populations in Late Prehistoric Northeast Arkansas. Paper presented
to the 66th annual meeting of the Society
for American Archaeology, New Orleans, LA.
James M. Davidson
and Jamie C. Brandon
2001 The Field of Dreams: Problematizing Urban Households in Turn-of-the-Century
Dallas, Texas. Paper presented to the SHA
Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology, Long Beach, CA.
Jamie C. Brandon
2000 Constructions of Race, Class, and Gender in Dallas, Texas,
1870-1930: Views from the Historical and Archeological Records.
Paper presented to the 44th annual meeting of the American Studies Association
of Texas, Waco, Texas.
Jamie C. Brandon,
James M. Davidson and Jerry E. Hilliard
2000 Excavations at Van Hollow 1997-1999: Industry, Race and Landscape
in the Ozark Upland South. Paper presented to the SHA
Conference on Historical and Underwater Archaeology, Quebec City,
Quebec, Canada.
Jerry E. Hilliard,
Jamie C. Brandon and James M. Davidson
1999 The Van Winkle Mill: A Mid-19th Century Cultural Landscape
in Northwest Arkansas. Paper presented to the annual meeting of
the Arkansas Archeological
Society, Fayetteville, AR, Sept. 26th.
Jamie C. Brandon and R. Joe Brandon
1998 Late Prehistoric Subsistence Shifts in Eastern Arkansas: Evidence
from Landscape/GIS Analysis. Paper presented to the 55th Southeastern
Archaeological Conference, Greenville, SC.
R. Joe Brandon and
Jamie C. Brandon
1998 Agricultural Transitions in the Central Mississippi Valley:
Considerations of GIS Data Source, Scale, and Method. Paper presented
to Union
Internationale Des Sciences Prehistoriques et Protohistoriques (UISPP)
Commission 4 meeting: Data Management and Mathematical Methods in Archaeology,
Scottsdale, AZ.
Mary Evelyn Starr
and Jamie C. Brandon
1998 Investigations at the Irby Site (22DS516): The Walls phase
in Northwest Mississippi. Paper presented as a part of the "Papers
in Honor of Charles H. McNutt" symposium at the 19th Mid-South Archaeological
Conference, Memphis, TN.
Robert F. Cande, Jamie
C. Brandon, Steven M. Imhoff, Michael C. Sierzchula, and John Arnold
1997 Diversity and Function of WPA and CCC Native Stone Structures
in Western Arkansas: Water Under the Bridge. Paper presented to
the annual meeting of the Arkansas
Archeological Society, Little Rock, AR.
Jamie C. Brandon
1996 CRM Survey Strategy in Archaeology: An Example from the Uwharrie
National Forest, NC. Paper presented to the Tennessee River Archaeological
Society, Big Sandy, TN.
Jamie C. Brandon
1994 Fabric Impressed Ceramics in the Mid-South: Wickliffe,
Mound Bottom and the Oliver Site. Paper presented to the fifteenth
Mid-South Archaeological Conference, Memphis, TN.
invited lectures
“Of Machines and Men: Archeology and Technology in Southern Arkansas” gallery talk presented to the Arkansas Museum of Natural Resources, Smackover, Arkansas, May 11, 2007.
“The Archeology of Arkansas’s African-American Past” talk presented at the Arkansas Historic Museum as a part of a lecture series sponsored by the Mosaic Templars Cultural Center and associated with Arkansas Heritage Month, Little Rock, Arkansas, May 5, 2007.
“African-American Cemeteries and Archeology in Arkansas” talk to the Preserving African American Cemeteries (PAAC) Workshop and Conference, Little Rock, Arkansas, May 4-5, 2007.
“Southwestern Arkansas Archeology and the Arkansas Archeological Survey” talk presented to Southern Arkansas Community College, El Dorado, Arkansas, April 11, 2007.
“Historical Archeology in Arkansas: Why Do We Dig Up the Recent Past?” talk sponsored by the Southwest Arkansas Regional Archives and presented at Historic Washington State Park, Washington, Arkansas in association with Arkansas Archeology Month, March 6, 2007.
“The Van Winkle’s Mill Project: Nine Years of Archeology in an Ozark Holler” presented to the University of Arkansas at Monticello and the Tunica Chapter of the Arkansas Archeological Society, Thursday, November 2, 2006.
"Finding a Lost Industrial Heritage in the Ozark Mountains: The Archaeology of Van Winkle's Mill" presented to Michigan Technological University's Department of Social Sciences, Friday, March 24, 2006.
"The Archaeology of St. Anne's Convent, 2004-2005: Zachary Taylor, the Sisters of Mercy and Fort Smith Arkansas" presented to the Arkoma Chapter of the Arkansas Archeological Society, Fort Smith, Arkansas, March 16, 2006.
"Historical Archaeology at Van Winkle's Mill: Confronting Hillbilly History in the Ozark Mountains" presented to the University of Alabama-Birmingham, Department of Anthropology and Social Work, Tuesday, March 14, 2006.
"Confronting Hillbilly History at Van Winkle's Mill" presented to the Department of Sociology and Anthropology, Clemson University, South Carolina, Thursday, March 9, 2006.
"Van Winkle's Mill: Mountain Modernity, Cultural Memory and Historical Archaeology in the Arkansas Ozarks" presented to the Arkansas Archeological Survey, Toltec Mounds State Park, Wednesday/Thursday, February 22, 2006.
"Public Archaeology in the Ozark Mountains" presented to the University of West Florida and the Florida Public Archaeology Network, Pensacola, FL, Thursday, February 16, 2006.
"Van Winkle's Mill: Mountain Modernity, Cultural Memory and Historical Archeology in the Arkansas Ozarks" presented to the Indiana University Department of Anthropology and the Glenn A. Black Laboratory of Archaeology, Bloomington, IN, January 20, 2006.
"Zachary Taylor, The Sisters of Mercy and the Historical Archaeology of Fort Smith, Arkansas." Presented in conjunction with University of Arkansas at Fort Smith's celebration of American Heritage Week, Thursday, February 24, 2005.
Local panelist and discussion facilitator for "(Mis)understanding History: Shaping Modern Myth and Popular Values" Phi Theta Kappa Satellite Seminar presented to NorthWest Arkansas Community College, Tuesday, September 28, 2004.
"Recent Historical Archaeology in Northwest Arkansas: Archaeology of the 'Most Deliberately Unprogressive Region in the United States'" Presented to the Shiloh Museum of Ozark History in conjunction with Arkansas Archaeology Month, Saturday, March 13, 2004.
"Mountain Modernity & Van Winkle's Mill: Archeology, Race and Historical Memory in the Arkansas Ozarks." Presented to Virginia Commonwealth University, School of World Studies. Friday, March 5, 2004.
"The Late Prehistoric & Postbellum Arkansas: Revisiting Sites and Exploring New Data in the Parkin Phase and at Van Winkle's Mill." given to the University of Oklahoma Anthropology Department, February, 2004.
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