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SASnet, an electronic network for the Society for Archaeological Sciences,
has been established to facilitate discussion about the applications of methods
from the physical sciences to archaeological problems and provide rapid communication
among archaeometrists and archaeologists. It's intended to provide a resource
for archaeologists who need access to technical expertise and a forum for
physical scientists to discuss the development of archaeological applications
of their methods.
To Subscribe
To subscribe to SASnet, visit the subscription page at : http://socarchsci.org/mailman/listinfo/sasnet_socarchsci.org and fill in your email address. You will be sent a subscription confirmation to the email address you enter and from which you may post to SASnet (only subscribers may post to SASnet).
To Post Messages
Once you have subscribed, to send a message to the list, address it to: SASnet@socarchsci.org This is a moderated list. The moderator reserves the right to make decisions regarding the posting of messages.
Contact Moderator
Questions or concerns regarding this list should be directed to the list manager, Destiny Crider destiny.crider@asu.edu
SAS offers two additional resources to facilitate discussion and provide valuable and immediate information related to the archaeological sciences. The SAS Blog offers newsworthy items and a forum for opinion and discussion. The SAS Wiki now hosts links to graduate schools, laboratory services, conference announcements, and other timely information.
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