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ADDRESS
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AIA, Program Committee
Gainesville Society
P. O. Box 117435
Gainesville, FL 32611-7435
tel: (352) 392-2075-273
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The Gainesville
Society of the
Archaeological Institute of
America
invites you to attend the following lectures:
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"Mycenae Invents Itself"
by John Younger, University of Kansas
Wednesday, October 24, 2007 at 6:15 PM
Fine Arts Building 103 | |
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"From
Rock to Research: Fossils in a Preparation Lab"
by Jane Mason, Vertebrate Paleontology Preparator, Florida
Museum of Natural History
Wednesday, November 14, 2007 at 8:00 PM
Ruth McQuown Room, 219 Dauer Hall | |
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“Ritual
Hunting Caches in the Guatemalan Highlands: Implications for
Maya Zooarchaeology,”
by Kitty Emery, Associate Curator, Florida Museum of Natural
History
Monday, February 4, 2008
6:15 PM in the Ruth McQuown Room (219 Dauer Hall)
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“The Magic of Art and Writing in Ancient Egypt”
by Lanny Bell, Brown University
Tuesday, March 4, 2008
220 Florida Gym at 6:15 PM.
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All lectures are free and open to the
public.
Previous Lectures:
2002/03
- Susan
Gillespie, Blaming Moctezuma:
Anthropomorphizing the Aztec
Conquest
- Paul
Zimansky, End of an Empire: Archaeology and
the Collapse of
Urartu
- William
Marquardt, The Archaeology of Southwest
Florida's Shell Coast
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Elizabeth
Benson, Gold Gleaming in theDesert: The Moche
of Northern Peru
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- 2002/03
- Francesco
Roncalli, Revelation, Writing, 'Holy Writing
and Magic in Etruscan
Religion
- David
Grove, Up-Dating Olmec Prehistory: New
Discoveries on the Gulf
Coast
- Anabel Ford,
Lesson from the Past: El Pilar and the Maya
Forest
- Robert
Wagman, The Serpent at the Island: New
Studies on the Isola Tiberina
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- 2000/01
- Peter
Kuniholm, New Dates from Old Trees: The
Aegean Dendrochronology
Project
- Michael
E. Moseley, Climate
Change and the Rise and Fall of Andean
Civilizations
- Dorie
Reents-Budet, The Economics and Politics of
Feasting among the Classical Maya
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Cemal Pulak,
The
Late Bronze Age Shipwreck (ca. 1300 B.C.) at
Uluburun, Turkey
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1999/00
- Stephen H.
Lekson, "Chaco Meridian: Centers of
Political Power in the American
Southwest"
- Catherine
Johns, Goldworking in Britain, 2000 BC to AD
400
- Jerald T.
Milanich, Laboring in the Fields of the
Lord
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- 1998/9
- John J.
Dobbins, "Problems of Ancient Design: The
Imperial Cult Building at Pompeii"
- J. Wilson Myers,
"Twenty Years up in the Air: Looking Down on
the Classical World"
- John K.
Papadopoulos, "Virtual Reality and Classical
Archaeology:
The Forum of Trajan in Rome Revisited"
- 1997/8
- Stephen L.
Dyson, "Looking at Pompeii: Urban Structure
and Community"
- Harrison
Eiteljorg, "Early Entrances to the Athenian
Acropolis"
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MEMBERSHIP
Contact the main office of the
AIA for membership information located at
Boston University:
The AIA's
Archaeology Magazine is now available on
the Web.
AIA Gainesville
Society | UF Classics
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