Archaeology on the Silk Road: Discovering the Lost City of Ilibalyk (Kazakhstan)
University of Missouri Swallow Hall 101, Columbia, MO, United StatesLecture by Dr. Charles A. Stewart Chair, Art History, University of St. Thomas
Lecture by Dr. Charles A. Stewart Chair, Art History, University of St. Thomas
His Excellency Ambassador Mohamed Edrees of Egypt Egypt: A Journey along the History of Civilization Thursday, October 17, 2019, 6:30 PM The Archaeology Committee of The National Arts Club, celebrating International Archaeology Day, presents His Excellency Ambassador Mohamed Edrees of Egypt. Egypt and Civilization are words which belong together. Much inquiry has centered around tombs, […]
Susan Osgood will discuss her archaeological and epigraphic work in Egypt, and hold a book-signing after the presentation. She is here to train the Cape Porpoise Archaeological Alliance (Brick Store Museum and Kennebunkport Conservation Trust) on how to properly document the dugout canoe found in Cape Porpoise this past spring.
Lectures will be organized during the International Day of Archaeology at the Museum of Gemer-Malohont. On this day, Dr. Alexander Botoš is going to present the latest archaeological research from the museum. In the paper he will present the remarkable results of his archaeological research, i.e. research of a burial cemetery from the Bronze Age […]
The Department of Archaeology in Bratislava has prepared a one-day event for students, colleagues and the public with lecturers, discussion and presentations of archaeological work.
Lecture "Archaeological Cultural Heritage", by PhD.c. Sefer Lajqi (archaeologist) Meant for students and then a visit to the archaeological exhibition in the Museum of Peja.
Donald Haggis of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Friday, October 18, 2019 5:00PM Jones 204 Reception to follow in Jones 210 Tulane University The Department of Classical Studies The lecture presents the results of recent excavations at Azoria, an early Archaic city in eastern Crete, tracing the development of the settlement from […]
Maine’s coastal heritage spans thousands of years with the indigenous hunters/gatherers/fishers who relied on the rich resources of the region’s ocean, coastline, marshes, and adjacent forests. The record of their occupation and the environment in which they lived is preserved in shell middens. However, these valuable archives are disappearing as sea-level rise and changing weather […]
Brian L. Fritz, M.S., RPA, GISP, Principal Investigator, Quemahoning LLC, will present the program Archaeology on a Beach: Presque Isle Light House on Friday, October 18, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church Education Building, Corner of Main and White Street, Brookville, PA 15825. The Presque Isle Light House was built in 1872 and […]
Santen Lecture
