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20th Annual Highlands Conference
Orange County Chapter, New York State Archaeological Association and
the North Jersey Highlands Historical Society Joint Conference
Saturday, October 28, 2006, Lautenburg Visitor's Center, Sterling Forest
State Park, 115 Old Forge Road, Tuxedo, NY
Morning Program, 9:30 am to 12 noon
FIELD TRIP TO “HARMONY HALL,” THE
JACOB SLOAT HOUSE (1848) in Sloatsburg, New York. We will tour the magnificent
mansion, which will soon undergo restoration. In addition, we will view
a small exhibit at the Sloatsburg Library of Native American artifacts
recovered from the Spring House Rockshelter. The house tour will be
led by Geoff Welch and the artifact exhibit by archaeologist Edward
J. Lenik. We will carpool from the Visitor Center parking lot to the
Sloat House site.
Afternoon Program, Carol
Siri Johnson, Presiding
1:00 “Long Pond Forge Hammerheads,” Paul Frost, Friends
of Long Pond Ironworks
1:15 “Fort Kitchawank Archaeological Preserve,” Scott Horecky,
MALFA and the Lower Hudson Chapter, NYSAA
1:45 “Searching for Jersey Fort Gardiner,” Nancy L. Gibbs,
Sheffield Archaeological Consultants
2:15 “A Rare Glimpse of the Enslavement of Indians in Orange
County, New York,” Harold R. Decker and Clifton Patrick, Inc.
Orange County Chapter, NYSAA
2:45-3:00 P.M. COFFEE BREAK
3:00 “The Lenape Indians, Past, Present and Future,” Sam
Beeler, Phd., Chief / Chairman Sand Hill Band Indians
3:30 “Rethinking Cohen,” Chuck Stead, Ramapo College
4:00 “Stories on Stone: Historic Period Rock Art Images,”
Edward J. Lenik, Sheffield Archaeological Consultants
Program Chair: Edward J. Lenik, NJHHS and IOCC, NYSAA
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