Explore the significance of the Burbung Ceremony of Southeast Australia and the Dargan rock shelter with visiting lecturer Wayne Brennan.
archaeology
A 2D Geometric Morphometric Analysis of Modern and Paleolithic Microtus Guentheri Populations: A New Paleoenvironmental Proxy for the Levant
Geordon Taylor M.A. thesis defense, Department of Anthropology and Sociology.
Urbanization of the Bronze and Iron Age Levant: Micromammals as a Proxy
M.A. thesis defense of TJ Edwards, Department of Anthropology and Sociology.
Late Pleistocene Primate from South China: A Case Study from Yahuai Cave, Gaungxi
MA thesis defense of Jessica Castaño, Department of Anthropology and Sociology.
Three Years of Faunal Analyses at the Haynie Site
Lambda Alpha presents a talk by Jonathan Dombrosky, Environmental archaeologist at Crow Canyon Archaeological
Center and Adjunct Assistant Professor of Archaeology at the University of New Mexico.
Join us for drinks at Kilkenny’s afterwards.
Shifting Frontiers in Late Antiquity XVI
The sixteenth biennial conference organized by the Society for Late Antiquity. The conference’s theme is gender, identity, and authority in Late Antiquity. Thirty scholars from around the globe will present their original research. There will also be two keynote lectures, one by Virginia Burrus (Syracuse University) and the other by Michele R. Salzman (UC-Riverside). Late registration (after 3/5) includes access to all events but excludes food.
A 2D Geometric Morphometric Analysis of Modern and Paleolithic Microtus Guentheri Populations: A New Paleoenvironmental Proxy for the Levant
Geordon Taylor M.A. thesis defense, Department of Anthropology and Sociology.
Urbanization of the Bronze and Iron Age Levant: Micromammals as a Proxy
M.A. thesis defense of TJ Edwards, Department of Anthropology and Sociology.
Late Pleistocene Primate from South China: A Case Study from Yahuai Cave, Gaungxi
MA thesis defense of Jessica Castaño, Department of Anthropology and Sociology.
Three Years of Faunal Analyses at the Haynie Site
Lambda Alpha presents a talk by Jonathan Dombrosky, Environmental archaeologist at Crow Canyon Archaeological
Center and Adjunct Assistant Professor of Archaeology at the University of New Mexico.
Join us for drinks at Kilkenny’s afterwards.
Shifting Frontiers in Late Antiquity XVI
The sixteenth biennial conference organized by the Society for Late Antiquity. The conference’s theme is gender, identity, and authority in Late Antiquity. Thirty scholars from around the globe will present their original research. There will also be two keynote lectures, one by Virginia Burrus (Syracuse University) and the other by Michele R. Salzman (UC-Riverside). Late registration (after 3/5) includes access to all events but excludes food.