an archaeology of representation and visuality: interdisciplinary approaches to the study of material/visual culture
Zainab Bahrani, Tally Kampen and Debbie Vischak (Columbia University)

beyond immediacy and the intimate: individuals and experience in the longue durée
Tobias Richter (Institute of Archaeology, University College London)
Steven Matthews (Groningen Institute of Archaeology, University of Groningen)
Andrew Gardner (Institute of Archaeology, University College London)

beyond subsistence and paleoeconomy: post-processual approaches to faunal analysis
Pam Crabtree (New York University)

breaking boundaries: archaeology at the edge UPDATED!
Hannah Cobb (University of Manchester)
Oliver Harris (University of Cambridge)
Phil Richardson (University of Newcastle)

centerings of modernity: seductive traps, enchanting fictions, and archaeological sensibilities
Francois Richard (University of Chicago) and Mark Hauser (Notre Dame)

creating and contesting knowledge in antiquity: the genesis, authorship, and legitimation of novel ideas
Terry D'Altroy and Darryl Wilkinson (Columbia University)

embodiment, material culture and identity in Near Eastern Prehistory
Ellen Belcher (Columbia University and John Jay College/CUNY) and Karina Croucher (Liverpool University)

gossip, rumor, legend, and lore: informal, intimate, and important sites of knowledge
Meredith Linn and Lindsay Weiss (Columbia University)

microcosms and macrocosms
Joanna Smith and Lee Ullmann (Columbia University)

mortuary landscapes UPDATED!
Katherine Marino (Brown University)

mundane ideals: constructing identities and maintaining worlds
Paula Jones and Katherine Smith (University of Wales Lampeter)

museum trauma: recognizing and representing the past and present of the transatlantic slave trade
Ross Wilson (University of York)

negative archaeology: much ado about nothing
Severin Fowles (Barnard College), Anand Taneja and Seema Golestaneh (Columbia University)

object lessons from the archives and elsewhere
Erin Hasinoff and Nan Rothschild (Columbia University)

ritual killing (humans, animals, objects)
Ellen Morris (Columbia University)

sensing: touching: thinking: towards Peircean archaeologies
Zoë Crossland (Columbia University) and Dan Pugh (Central Michigan University)

StoneWalls & queer sites: thinking outside the heterosexual matrix
Brian Boyd and Kaet Heupel (Columbia University)

theoretical archaeology in India: a discussion and review
Ajay Pratap (Department of History, Benaras Hindu University)

theorizing geometries: beyond space and place
Matthew C. Sanger, Elliot Blair (American Museum of Natural History)

thing theory
The Thing Theory Seminar Group (Columbia University)