UNM will be well-represented at the Annual Meeting of the Society for American Archaeology. More than 45 faculty members, students, and recent students in Archaeology as well as Evolutionary Anthropology and Ethnology will present papers or posters, and participate in panels and workshops at the largest conference of archaeologists in the US. Topics range from new imagining and analytical technologies such as LiDAR, geographic information systems and geophysical remote sensing, to the interaction of prehistoric groups with climatic and environmental changes, and the role of individuals and groups in creating and sustaining communities and societies across a range of regions including the American Southwest and Western North America, western Europe, east Asia, central America and Mexico.