Past Speakers
- John Pryor: “We Travel Together: A New Archeology that Blends Western Science and Native American Heart” January 11, 2018
- Mark Hylkema: “Perils of a Leeward Shore: Franklin Point Historic Shipwreck Cemetery, Año Nuevo State Park” December 14, 2017
- Jesse Phillips: “A New Perspective on Native American Bone Tools from Northern California – What We Might Be Missing” — Moved to Nov. 9 November 9, 2017
- Al Schwitalla: “Women Warriors among Central California Hunter-Gatherers: Egalitarians to the Last Arrow” September 14, 2017
- Theadora Fuerstenberg: “The Evolution of a Historic Property Treatment Plan: Two Years at P-31-001730 in Lincoln, Placer County, California” June 8, 2017
- Pete Morris: “Field Archaeology Management on Large Ongoing Construction Projects” May 11, 2017
- Adela Morris and Lynne Engelbert: “The Use of Trained Canines to Detect Historical and Prehistoric Burials” April 13, 2017
- Brian Much: “Looking Backward, While Working in the Present to Prepare for the Future: The California Historical Resources Information System (CHRIS) Information Centers” January 12, 2017
- Steve Hilton: “Golden Landscapes: Cultural Resources Management at Empire Mine State Historic Park” December 8, 2016
- Charlie Mikulik: “What Happened to Archaeology?: A Study of Changing Landscapes in Heritage Management, Glen Ellen California” November 10, 2016
