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.
archaeology
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.
Anthropology Round Table Discussion
Professor John Hawks will moderate an informal round table and discuss open-access publishing and data access in anthropology. Hawks studies the bones and genes of ancient humans. His research has been featured in documentaries from Netflix, PBS, National Geographic Channel, Discovery Channel, History Channel, Science Channel, and the BBC. The event is free and Andolini’s pizza will be served for lunch. All students, faculty, and staff are welcome!
Jewish Parchment Making: Then and Now
Yonatan Reches from the Kedusha Project will discuss making parchment according to Jewish law.
Pizza will be served.
Tools and Materials of Jewish Scribal Arts
Yonatan Reches from the Kedusah Project will hold a hands-on demonstration of the tools and materials of Jewish Scribal Art.
Emily Schumacher Dissertation Defense
Join the UTulsa Department of Anthropology and Sociology for the presentation and defense of Emily Schumacher’s doctoral thesis. The event will be held in the upstairs seminar room of Harwell Hall, with the option to view the defense virtually.
For access to the Teams link, please email ers847@utulsa.edu before July 15th.
John Shea Lecture
Please join the Department of Anthropology and Sociology as we welcome paleoanthropologist Dr. John J. Shea of Stony Brook University. Dr. Shea will give a lecture on his current research in the upstairs seminar room of Harwell Hall. We hope to see you there!
Les Eason “Patterns and Magnitude of variation in the Hominin Proximal Femur”
Want to learn more about the evolutionary flexibility of the human and non-human primate hip? Lambda Alpha presents a talk by Les Eason, Visiting Assistant Professor of Anthropology at The University of Tulsa.
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.
Anthropology Round Table Discussion
Professor John Hawks will moderate an informal round table and discuss open-access publishing and data access in anthropology. Hawks studies the bones and genes of ancient humans. His research has been featured in documentaries from Netflix, PBS, National Geographic Channel, Discovery Channel, History Channel, Science Channel, and the BBC. The event is free and Andolini’s pizza will be served for lunch. All students, faculty, and staff are welcome!
Jewish Parchment Making: Then and Now
Yonatan Reches from the Kedusha Project will discuss making parchment according to Jewish law.
Pizza will be served.
Tools and Materials of Jewish Scribal Arts
Yonatan Reches from the Kedusah Project will hold a hands-on demonstration of the tools and materials of Jewish Scribal Art.
Emily Schumacher Dissertation Defense
Join the UTulsa Department of Anthropology and Sociology for the presentation and defense of Emily Schumacher’s doctoral thesis. The event will be held in the upstairs seminar room of Harwell Hall, with the option to view the defense virtually.
For access to the Teams link, please email ers847@utulsa.edu before July 15th.
John Shea Lecture
Please join the Department of Anthropology and Sociology as we welcome paleoanthropologist Dr. John J. Shea of Stony Brook University. Dr. Shea will give a lecture on his current research in the upstairs seminar room of Harwell Hall. We hope to see you there!
Les Eason “Patterns and Magnitude of variation in the Hominin Proximal Femur”
Want to learn more about the evolutionary flexibility of the human and non-human primate hip? Lambda Alpha presents a talk by Les Eason, Visiting Assistant Professor of Anthropology at The University of Tulsa.