ANNOUNCEMENT: RATS! Radical Archaeology Theory Seminar

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The Department of Anthropology at Syracuse University is pleased to
announce the annual meeting of "RATS" - the Radical Archaeology Theory
Seminar - March 22-24, 1996.

Departing from previous meetings, we are planning a weekend of informal
open discussion and parties. We would like to know what topics relating to
radical theory and archaeology you would like to talk about, and whether
you would be interested in presenting a position statement defining the
parameters for discussion.

For more information contact:

LouAnn Wurst
Department of Anthropology
Syracuse University
209 Maxwell Hall
Syracuse, NY 13244-1090
(315)443-9889
lwurst@maxwell.syr.edu

NOTE: Please do *not* REPLY to this message directly; i am only posting
this on behalf of LouAnn.

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