Margaret Murphy Speaks at a Lecture on Linguistic Preservation
November 27, 2012
Margaret Murphy’s lecture, titled “Linguistic Preservation: Perspectives and Interpretation,” in honor of National Archaeology Day was successful! The lecture, held on the Emory Campus on October 22, examined the preservation of endangered languages and cultures from the psychological perspective. Speakers considered regional influences and historical interpretation of the endangerment and extinction of language and culture. Some topics addressed were the proven methods for preservation of an endangered language and the variability of constructs between cultures. Margaret Murphy lectured to a small group, and also handed out information packets on the preservation of endangered language.
Volunteers are needed to monitor the translations of the International Archaeology Day webpage.
After two years of great success, National Archaeology Day will change to International Archaeology Day for 2013.
The Friends of the Office of State Archaeology in Connecticut acted as a participating partner in National Archaeology Day by sponsoring an Archaeology Fair.
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