U2 Spy Plane Photos and Archaeology in the Middle East
University of Alabama-Huntsville, Wilson Hall 301 Sparkman Drive, Huntsville, AL, United StatesproMatson Lecture
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This lecture is also listed with the Oklahoma Public Archaeology Network, for their Oklahoma Archaeology Month. Visit their website to find out more.
James Sickinger, Florida State University, speaker
Jenny R. Krieger Mellon Postdoctoral Scholar in Library-Museum Collaboration University of Oregon The large subterranean cemeteries that grew up around Rome and other cities in late antiquity are fertile grounds for the study of social interaction. Between the third and fifth centuries, several hundred thousand people were buried in the Roman catacombs, and many more […]
Hal Bonnette, an independent archaeologist with the University of Hawaii excavations at Tell Timai Egypt, presents an overview of archaeological excavations at the ancient Graeco-Roman city of Thmuis (modern Tell Timai) that dates from 500 BCE to 900 CE.
The MS National Guard Cultural Program will be doing an archaeology workshop for the Classical Connections Home School group, others are welcome to come. They will talk about Native American and historic lifeways.
The Boston Harbor Islands contain some of the most intact Native American and historical archaeological sites and landscapes in Boston, and the Harbor's ancient floor hosts historic shipwrecks and submerged Native sites. Climate change and its associated storms and sea level rise are putting this history at risk. City Archaeologist Joe Bagley will discuss the […]
McCann/Taggart Lecture
Steffy Lecture
