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  • Vikings: The North Atlantic Saga

    • 9 Feb 2023
    • 6:00 PM
    • Behavioral Sciences Building (BEH) 103, USF Tampa Campus 4209 USF Willow Drive Tampa, FL 33620

    Vikings: The North Atlantic Saga

    AIA Society: Tampa Bay
    Lecturer: William Fitzhugh

    This lecture traces the history and archaeology of the Vikings from their origins in the 7thcentury, their rise to power and raids in Europe, and their expansion across the North Atlantic to Iceland, Greenland, and eventually to mainland North America at the L’Anse aux Meadows site in northern Newfoundland. A special feature of the lecture is Viking contacts with Native American Indians and Inuit as seen in archaeological finds in recent years. The story includes illustrations from the Smithsonian’s ‘block-buster’ exhibition honoring the 1000th anniversary of Leif Erikson’s discovery of North America and its catalog publication with the same title as this lecture.


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  • Vikings: The North Atlantic Saga

    • 10 Feb 2023
    • 7:00 PM
    • University of Central Florida (Room TBA) 4000 Central Florida Blvd Orlando, FL 32816 United States

    Vikings: The North Atlantic Saga

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  • Black Heritage Resources: Why They Matter

    • 15 Feb 2023
    • 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
    • Virtual

    Black Heritage Resources: Why They Matter

    Presenter: Kimball Banks

    This session will discuss the findings and recommendations of the Black Heritage Resources Task Force. The Task Force was organized in 2020 and had two goals. The first was to compile and analyze data on SHPO practices with respect to identifying and managing Black cultural resources, implementing diversity initiatives, and consulting with Black stakeholders. The second goal was to provide recommendations to SHPOs on ways to strengthen and improve their objectives, practices, and endeavors related to racial diversity and inclusion. The Task Force was a collaboration between the Society of Black Archaeologists (SBA), the American Cultural Resources Association (ACRA), the Society for Historical Archaeology (SHA), and the Society for American Archaeology (SAA). Task Force members belonged to one or more of these organizations and were archaeologists who work or have worked in cultural resource management (CRM), academe, or in a State Historic Preservation Office.


    The majority of this session will be a discussion. It is open for attendees to ask questions and for the panelists to receive input on the findings and recommendations of the Task Force.
    Sponsored by the Black Heritage Resources Task Force. 15% of each non-member registration will be donated to SAA's Student Excellence in Archaeology Scholarship, which is designed to increase recruitment and retention of under represented students in archaeology. The remainder of the fee is used to keep SAA's Continuing Education program running.


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  • A Maritime Small World in Western Cyprus: Yeronisos Island, Maniki Harbor and Cape Drepanum

    • 21 Feb 2023
    • 22 Feb 2023
    • Virtual

    A Maritime Small World in Western Cyprus: Yeronisos Island, Maniki Harbor and Cape Drepanum

    Lecturer:  Joan Connelly 

    February 21st, 2023 10 PM EST/ 7 PM PST

    February 22, 2023 7PM EST/ 4 PM PST

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  • The People of Cape Drepanum, Cyprus: A Rock Cut Family Tomb of Hellenistic and Roman Date

    • 23 Feb 2023
    • 2:00 PM
    • Virtual

    The People of Cape Drepanum, Cyprus: A Rock Cut Family Tomb of Hellenistic and Roman Date

    Lecturer: David Carballo

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  • Quantification in Zooarchaeology: Calculating and Critiquing NISP, MNI, and MNE

    • 24 Feb 2023
    • 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
    • Virtual

    Quantification in Zooarchaeology: Calculating and Critiquing NISP, MNI, and MNE

    Instructor: Gillian Wong

    This course is designed for archaeologists at any stage in their career (including students and late career stage) who are not specialists in zooarchaeology or who do not work with the quantification units used regularly in zooarchaeology. We will focus on learning about three of the most commonly used quantification units: Number of Identified Specimens (NISP), Minimum Number of Elements (MNE), and Minimum Number of Individuals (MNI). We will learn how to calculate these units and the history of their development, but, more importantly, will also learn how to interpret them and evaluate their use and applicability to research questions. This course will be broken up into lecture, practical, and discussion portions that will give participants the tools to easily and more accurately interpret zooarchaeological studies that use these three units. Additionally, reference materials, lecture slides, and study examples will be provided to all participants.


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  • Assessing Significance and Integrity to Establish the National Register Eligibility of Archaeological Sites [Deeper Digs]

    • 2 Mar 2023
    • 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
    • Virtual

    Assessing Significance and Integrity to Establish the National Register Eligibility of Archaeological Sites [Deeper Digs]

    Presenter: Bryan Tucker

    With an emphasis on National Register Bulletin 36 Guidelines for Evaluating and Registering Archaeological Properties, this seminar will focus on how to apply the National Register Criteria to archaeological sites and how to determine if a site retains integrity. The instructors will discuss each of the four National Register Criteria, with an emphasis on Criterion D. In particular, they will highlight the sequence of evaluation and the relationship between the historic context, significance, and the level of integrity needed for the site to be eligible under D.

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  • Technical Writing for Cultural Resource Management: What It Is, Is Not, and How to Do It Efficiently

    • 8 Mar 2023
    • 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
    • Virtual

    Technical Writing for Cultural Resource Management: What It Is, Is Not, and How to Do It Efficiently

    Program Instructor : Jerryll Moreno

    The vast majority of writing in CRM is for non-archaeological audiences, yet the writing guidelines we traditionally use in modern CRM adhere to an outdated academic writing style. In modern CRM, this early style dictates that we remove ourselves from our work in order to appear objective. Adhering to this requires a heavy reliance on passive and intransitive sentence structures. Unfortunately for budgets and clients, this writing approach is difficult and slow to read, and it is expensive to write, edit, and produce. This course focuses on guiding attendees in applying basic technical writing principals in everyday CRM report writing. These foundational skills can be developed into company training modules for new CRM employees as they enter the profession, transforming how we communicate with each other, our clients, and the public. This seminar will include surveys to test knowledge acquisition along the way and “take-home” cheat sheets.

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  • Annual CCPA Meeting

    • 9 Mar 2023
    • (MST)
    • 11 Mar 2023
    • (MST)
    • 472 Main St, Ouray, CO 81427

    Annual CCPA Meeting

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  • Collison of Worlds: An Archaeological Perspective on the Spanish Invasion of Aztec Mexico

    • 14 Mar 2023
    • 15 Mar 2023
    • Virtual

    Collison of Worlds: An Archaeological Perspective on the Spanish Invasion of Aztec Mexico

    Lecturer: David Carballo

    March 14th, 2023 10 PM EST/ 7 PM PST

    March 15th, 2023 7 PM EST/ 4 PM PST


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  • Society for California Archaeology Annual Meeting

    • 16 Mar 2023
    • (PDT)
    • 19 Mar 2023
    • (PDT)
    • Marriott Oakland City Center

    Society for California Archaeology Annual Meeting


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  • Traitors of Native Conquistadors? The Role of Tlaxcala in the Fall of Aztec Mexico

    • 23 Mar 2023
    • 2:00 PM
    • Virtual

    Traitors of Native Conquistadors? The Role of Tlaxcala in the Fall of Aztec Mexico

    Lecturer: David Carballo

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  • THE SOCIETY FOR PENNSYLVANIA ARCHAEOLOGY 92st ANNUAL MEETING

    • 14 Apr 2023
    • 16 Apr 2023
    • DuBois, PA

    THE SOCIETY FOR PENNSYLVANIA ARCHAEOLOGY 92st ANNUAL MEETING


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  • With, For and By: Doing Archaeology in a Grand Ronde Way

    • 18 Apr 2023
    • 19 Apr 2023
    • Virtual

    With, For and By: Doing Archaeology in a Grand Ronde Way

    Lecturer: Sara Gonzalez 

    April 18th, 2023 10 PM EST/ 7 PM PST

    April 19th, 2023 7 PM EST/ 4 PM PST

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  • Obsidian Hydration Dating

    • 18 Apr 2023
    • 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM
    • Virtual

    Obsidian Hydration Dating

    Instructor: Alexander Rogers

    The goal of this seminar is to provide insight into the theory and methods of obsidian hydration dating (OHD), a useful addition to the archaeologists’ toolbox for chronometric analysis. It should help enable attendees to ask the right questions, principal investigators to select appropriate methods, and analysts in performing chronometric analyses. The workshop will cover the basic principles of obsidian hydration and the models employed in dating; how to control for temperature and obsidian water content; methods for computing a hydration rate; guidelines for data analysis; and numerous cautions. An link to download a summary document on OHD will be provided, and an Excel spreadsheet with numerical models for conducting an OHD analysis. Mathematics will be kept to a minimum, but cannot be avoided entirely.


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  • The Science of Storytelling

    • 27 Apr 2023
    • 2:00 PM
    • Virtual

    The Science of Storytelling

    Lecturer: Sara Gonzalez

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  • Reading Flake Scars to Understand Lithic Technologies and Past Human Behavior

    • 9 May 2023
    • 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
    • Virtual

    Reading Flake Scars to Understand Lithic Technologies and Past Human Behavior

    Instructor: Terry Ozbun

    This seminar will provide insight into stone tool production and lithic attribute analysis methods. It will be organized around specific flake attributes and their interpretive power for understanding the processes and techniques used by ancient (and modern) people to make and use stone tools. The course will cover key concepts in interpreting past lithic technological behavior and aims to enhance participants' skills in identification and description of diagnostic lithic artifact attributes.


    Key attributes such as remnant ventral surfaces and the characteristics of platforms, compression rings, and radial striations are qualitative more than quantitative and therefore better “read” than measured. Diagnostic attributes vary by technology and their identification allows for reconstruction or modeling of reduction sequences. Reduction sequences (aka chaîne opératoire) represent patterns of learned human
    behavior and can be evaluated for accuracy through experimental replication. Reading ancient artifacts allows us to discover technologies from the clues left by ancient practitioners of those technologies.
    This course is designed for professional archaeologists, students of archaeology, and non-professionals interested in lithic technological analysis.


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Past events

7 Feb 2023 More Than Glitter: Ancient Jewelry In Greece And Italy
7 Feb 2023 Imagining A Greek Home For An Egyptian Goddess: Time, Landscape, And Architecture In Greek Sanctuaries To Isis
6 Feb 2023 Central Plains Maize Farming And The Cahokian Diaspora
6 Feb 2023 Waterscapes In Etruria: Vulci (10th Cent. BCE-5th Cent.CE)
5 Feb 2023 Environmental Histories Of The Ancient Mediterranean In Ten Objects
31 Jan 2023 Where Was The American Southwest (And Why Isn’t It There Anymore)?
27 Jan 2023 Community Engagement In The Archaeology And Heritage Of Pakistan: New Work At MohenjoDaro
26 Jan 2023 Miners, Martyrs, Shepherds, And Sowers: Shifting Landscapes Of Faynan, Southern Jordan Over The Last 2,000 Years
26 Jan 2023 Communicating With The Ancestors: Archaeology At Oxmoor Plantation, Louisville, Kentucky
26 Jan 2023 Community Engagement In The Archaeology And Heritage Of Pakistan: New Work At MohenjoDaro
26 Jan 2023 Ramses The Great: Power And Patriarchy
26 Jan 2023 Ramses the Great: Power and Patriarchy
24 Jan 2023 Safeguarding Mental Health in the Fieldwork Environment: Practical Methods that Work
23 Jan 2023 In The Footsteps Of Roman Soldiers: Excavations At Vindolanda And The Archaeological Landscape Of Hadrian’s Wall
23 Jan 2023 Reconceiving The Nomad: Tropes, Archaeological Reality, And Why It Matters
20 Jan 2023 A Foot In Both Camps: The Extraordinary Assemblage Of Archaeological Shoes From Vindolanda Roman Fort
18 Jan 2023 The Good Kings: Absolute Power In Ancient Egypt And The Modern World
17 Jan 2023 The Good Kings: Absolute Power in Ancient Egypt and the Modern World
8 Dec 2022 Advocacy for Archaeologists: Building Strong Relationships with Local, State, and Federal Policymakers
1 Dec 2022 Illuminating Marginalized Stories from the Jim Crow Era in Historic Preservation
17 Nov 2022 The Wild, Wild East: Combating The Black Market In Ancient Asian Art
17 Nov 2022 The Wild, Wild East: Combating the Black Market in Ancient Asian Art
16 Nov 2022 Blood Antiquities: Tomb Raiders, Art Smugglers, And The Black Market In Cultural Treasures
15 Nov 2022 VIRTUAL - Blood Antiquities: Tomb Raiders, Art Smugglers, And The Black Market In Cultural Treasures
15 Nov 2022 Accessing Archaeology: A Conversation on Indigenous Knowledge and Heritage
15 Nov 2022 Blood Antiquities: Tomb Raiders, Art Smugglers, and the Black Market in Cultural Treasures
11 Nov 2022 NAPA/AAA Career Expo
8 Nov 2022 The Origin And Initial Dispersal Of Sino-Tibetan Populations In Archaeology
8 Nov 2022 VIRTUAL - Rural Matters: Studying The Countrysides Of Ancient Cyprus
7 Nov 2022 Life At Berkou: A Newly-Discovered Roman Fortress In Egypt
7 Nov 2022 Women In The Cults Of Isis: Patrons, Symbols, And Pariahs
4 Nov 2022 The Making Of Victory: Images Of Arches And Trophies In Roman Art
4 Nov 2022 VIRTUAL - Community Engagement In The Archaeology And Heritage Of Pakistan: New Work At MohenjoDaro
3 Nov 2022 An Urban Garden At Pompeii: Reexploring The “House Of Queen Caroline”
2 Nov 2022 Community Archaeology As Sustainable Archaeology
1 Nov 2022 Not Black And White: Seeing And Naming Africans In Greek Art
27 Oct 2022 Otzi The Iceman: Forensic Science And Ancient Medicine In A Cold Case Murder
27 Oct 2022 Working From Home: Assessing The Significance Of Specialized Craft Production Based In Households In The Aegean Bronze Age
27 Oct 2022 VIRTUAL - Representing Native American Perspectives On Time: Examples From The Field Museum
27 Oct 2022 Representing Native American Perspectives on Time: Examples from the Field Museum
26 Oct 2022 Climate Change In The Arctic: It’s Happening Fast, And It’s Happened Before
25 Oct 2022 VIRTUAL - Goddesses, Whores, Vampyres And Archaeologists: Uncovering Ancient Mytilene
25 Oct 2022 Life And Death Of A Christian Community In Roman Sicily: Recent Researches In The Catacombs Of St. Lucy At Siracusa
21 Oct 2022 Snake Queens Of Waka` And Beyond: Royal Women Of The Snake Realm And Their Imprint On Classic Maya Rulership
21 Oct 2022 COVA Fall 2022 Meeting
20 Oct 2022 GIS and Archaeology: Real World Examples of How GIS Can Benefit Archaeologists
19 Oct 2022 VIRTUAL - Inclusive Museum Narratives: Contextualizing Collections Through Collaboration
18 Oct 2022 VIRTUAL - Inclusive Museum Narratives: Contextualizing Collections Through Collaboration
18 Oct 2022 Inclusive Museum Narratives: Contextualizing Collections through Collaborations
16 Oct 2022 City Making In Byzantine Athens
13 Oct 2022 Diet And Status In Roman Egypt: Evidence From Amheida In The Dakleh Oasis In The Western Desert
13 Oct 2022 Accessing Archaeology: A Conversation on Knowledge and Legacy
13 Oct 2022 From Expert to Expert Witness: What Archaeologists Need to Know
12 Oct 2022 Operation Demeter: What Italy’s Largest Antiquities Bust Reveals About Archaeological Looting Today
6 Oct 2022 Old Pots And New Drains: Changing Approaches To Waste And Wastewater In A Pompeian Neighborhood
6 Oct 2022 HYBRID - Plumbing The Depths: Exploring Violence And Warfare In Humanity’s Past
29 Sep 2022 Archaeology of Cremation: From Big Questions to Archaeological Excavation and Bioarchaeological Analysis
29 Sep 2022 Healing the Body: How Scientific Archaeology is Revealing Medicinal Practices of Enslaved Peoples
20 Sep 2022 New approaches to the Archaeology of disease: Climate, Imperialism and Malaria In the Indian Ocean
9 Sep 2022 AAC Fall Conference Call For Papers
15 May 2022 Daily Lives In An Age Of Empires: Local Economic Life During The Late Bronze Age (1600-1200 BCE, Turkey)
28 Apr 2022 Adventures With Animal Mummies
28 Apr 2022 The Problem With Prostitutes
28 Apr 2022 Rituals Of The Everyday: Neighborhood Diversity In The Urbanization Of Cahokia
26 Apr 2022 Dreams, Drugs, And Fumigations: Doctoring In Ancient Athens
26 Apr 2022 The Archaeology Of A Viking Age Chieftain’s Power Center In Mosfell Valley, Iceland
26 Apr 2022 Bronze Age Monkeys And The Case For Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration
23 Apr 2022 Dying To Explore: The Archaeology Of Sir John Franklin’s 3rd Arctic Expedition
21 Apr 2022 Why We Repatriate: 15 Years On The Arc Of Restorative Justice At The Denver Museum Of Nature & Science
14 Apr 2022 Ruined Gardens Of Babylon: Dark Ecology And Heritage Politics In The Middle East
14 Apr 2022 Street Theater: A Pompeian Neighborhood In Five Acts
14 Apr 2022 Bronze Age Monkeys And The Case For Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration
14 Apr 2022 Coastal Heritage And Climate Change—A Monumental Challenge To Preserve The Past In The 21st Century
14 Apr 2022 Keepers Of Time: Ancient Egyptian Sundials And Water Clocks
13 Apr 2022 Synoikismos: The Formation And Form Of Ancient Greek Cities
13 Apr 2022 The Application Of LiDAR Scanning For The Documentation Of Ancient Cities And Regions
13 Apr 2022 The Body Poetic: How Identity Is Formed, Negotiated, And Renegotiated Through Interaction Between The Living And The Dead
13 Apr 2022 An Introduction To The Archaeology Of Childhood
13 Apr 2022 Sensing The Past: Sensory Experiences In Ancient Mesopotamia
7 Apr 2022 The Lost Valley Of The Crescent Moon: 30 Years Of Research In Petra, Jordan
7 Apr 2022 Ancestors, Warriors, Looters: Aidonia And The TAPHOS Project
7 Apr 2022 Race, America, And Ancient Greece
7 Apr 2022 A Tale Of Two Wells: Birth, Death, And Midwives In Ancient Greece
6 Apr 2022 Roman Baths Here, There, And Everywhere
6 Apr 2022 Block By Block: Piecing Together Athenian Democracy
6 Apr 2022 The Archaeology Of Cheese: Cattle, Strainers, Chemistry, And Genes
6 Apr 2022 A Feminist History Of Ancient Medicine
5 Apr 2022 Currents And Commodities: How Oceanographic Effects Influenced The Prehistoric Colonization Of Islands
5 Apr 2022 Block By Block: Piecing Together Athenian Democracy
4 Apr 2022 Exploring Fragments: Digital Approaches To The Study Of Athenian Vase Painting
31 Mar 2022 Ramesside Royal Women’s Tombs, The Book Of The Dead, And The Deir El-Medina Iconographic Tradition
28 Mar 2022 Lost Landscapes Of Sicily, Italy. Submerged Cities And Ancient Shorelines From Prehistory To The Roman Period
27 Mar 2022 Not A Taboo: Maternal Undress In Etruscan Mirror Iconography
25 Mar 2022 Street Theater: A Pompeian Neighborhood In Five Acts
24 Mar 2022 Digging Aunt Jemima And Uncle Ben: The Archaeology Of Enslaved Cooks
23 Mar 2022 Choices And Changes: 13th Century Revitalization Of Cahokia, Native North America’s First City
22 Mar 2022 Lost Landscapes Of Sicily, Italy. Submerged Cities And Ancient Shorelines From Prehistory To The Roman Period
22 Mar 2022 Heroes On The Move: Greek Heroes In The Hellenistic World
22 Mar 2022 When Gods And Heroes Retreat: The Death Of Myth On Roman Sarcophagi
22 Mar 2022 Working The Night Shift: Life After Dark In The Ancient World
21 Mar 2022 Plaster Cast Collections And The 21st Century University
21 Mar 2022 Halieis. An Ancient Greek City Lost And Found
21 Mar 2022 Charismatic Rulers And Spatial Void In A Material World: Art From The Akkadian Empire, C. 2350-2150 BCE
20 Mar 2022 Across The Ocean Blue: Evidence For Precolumbian Voyages And Contacts
20 Mar 2022 Bronze Age Monkeys And The Case For Cross-Disciplinary Collaboration
20 Mar 2022 Philippianus And His Late Roman Estate: Recent Excavations At Gerace, Central Sicily
18 Mar 2022 Foreigners As Symbols In Ancient Egyptian Tombs (1550-1372 BCE)
17 Mar 2022 Humans And Alcohol: The Archaeology Of A Deeply Entangled Relationship
16 Mar 2022 The Journey Of A Colossal Roman Statue: From Rome To Boston
15 Mar 2022 21st Century Tools For Studying Ice Age Art
15 Mar 2022 Humans And Alcohol: The Archaeology Of A Deeply Entangled Relationship
13 Mar 2022 Counterfeit Goods In The Roman Commercial Landscape
13 Mar 2022 Choices And Changes: 13th Century Revitalization Of Cahokia, Native North America’s First City
11 Mar 2022 When Gods And Heroes Retreat: The Death Of Myth On Roman Sarcophagi
10 Mar 2022 Set Apart From Within: Articulated Women In Commingled Tombs From Early Bronze Age Arabia
10 Mar 2022 A Phonetic Zoo: The Origins Of Egyptian Hieroglyphic Writing
10 Mar 2022 Humans And Alcohol: The Archaeology Of A Deeply Entangled Relationship
9 Mar 2022 Humans And Alcohol: The Archaeology Of A Deeply Entangled Relationship
8 Mar 2022 The Archaeology Of Ancient Greek Dress
7 Mar 2022 Vital Voids: Cavities And Holes In Mesoamerican Material Culture
6 Mar 2022 Unearthed Voices From The First Emperor Of Qin’s Unification Of China
6 Mar 2022 The Application Of LiDAR Scanning For The Documentation Of Ancient Cities And Regions
5 Mar 2022 Gender, Creator Deities, And The Public Image Of Sobekneferu
5 Mar 2022 The Angkorian World: Polity And Cosmos In Southeast Asia
5 Mar 2022 Central Plains Maize Farming And The Cahokian Diaspora
3 Mar 2022 Religious Ritual On Board The Greco-Roman Ship
3 Mar 2022 Coastal Heritage And Climate Change—A Monumental Challenge To Preserve The Past In The 21st Century
3 Mar 2022 Ramesside Royal Women’s Tombs, The Book Of The Dead, And The Deir El-Medina Iconographic Tradition
3 Mar 2022 Preparing to Direct Your First Field Project: Safety and Logistical Considerations
2 Mar 2022 20,000 Leagues Under The Wine-Dark Sea
1 Mar 2022 In The Footsteps Of Roman Soldiers: Excavations At Vindolanda And The Archaeological Landscape Of Hadrian’s Wall
25 Feb 2022 Sensing The Past: Sensory Experiences In Ancient Mesopotamia (A 4-D Presentation)
24 Feb 2022 Roman Baths Here, There, And Everywhere
24 Feb 2022 The Art Of Wine Flinging: Kylix And Kottabos At The Greek Symposium
23 Feb 2022 Digging Through Walls: Enslaved Africans And The Building Of Stratford Hall
21 Feb 2022 Untold Stories At The Museum Of The Bible. Artifacts, Provenance, And Bias In The Contact Zone
17 Feb 2022 Boomtown Blues: Archaeologies Of Expansion And Collapse In Amazonia
7 Feb 2022 Between Rich And Poor In The Roman City: A New Look At The Socio-Economic Texture Of A Pompeian Sub-Elite Neighborhood
5 Feb 2022 Archaeology Of Tattoos And Skin Art
30 Jan 2022 Sensing The Past: Sensory Experiences In Ancient Mesopotamia (A 4-D Presentation)
29 Jan 2022 Climate Change To Culture Change? The Case Study Of The Copper To Early Bronze Age Transition In Iberia Presented By Katina Lillios, PhD, University Of Iowa
27 Jan 2022 Step by Step: Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act and the National Environmental Policy Act
22 Jan 2022 AIA Annual Faculty Lecture: “Mixed Multitudes”: Displacement And Belonging In Ancient Sicily, With Prof. Randall Souza (Seattle University)
9 Dec 2021 Documentation and e106
7 Dec 2021 Dig Up the Funding: Strategic Ways to Increase Support for Research and Public Outreach
2 Dec 2021 Uncovering The Place Of Uni: Archeological Excavations At The Ancient Etruscan Site Of Poggio Colla In Italy
1 Dec 2021 An Outline for Teaching Curation in the Classroom and in the Field
17 Nov 2021 The Journey Of A Colossal Roman Statue: From Rome To Boston
17 Nov 2021 Virtual Heritage and Public Archaeology
17 Nov 2021 2021 Annual AAA Meeting
11 Nov 2021 Humans And Alcohol: The Archaeology Of A Deeply Entangled Relationship
10 Nov 2021 Humans And Alcohol: The Archaeology Of A Deeply Entangled Relationship
8 Nov 2021 Death Comes To The Theban Sacred Band: Skeletons From The Battle Of Chaironeia (338 BC)
8 Nov 2021 Vitality Materialized: On The Piercing And Adornment Of The Body In Mesoamerica
7 Nov 2021 Heroes On The Move: Greek Heroes In The Hellenistic World
6 Nov 2021 SEAC ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING
4 Nov 2021 State Formation In Anglo-Saxon England
4 Nov 2021 Ritual At The Crossroads: A Sacred Stone In Ancient Athens
3 Nov 2021 The Spirit Of Repatriation Under NAGPRA
2 Nov 2021 Awash In Innuendo At The Baths Of Caracalla
28 Oct 2021 Ten Fingers And Ten Toes: Disability And Infanticide In Ancient Greece
28 Oct 2021 Torches, Fireflies, And Moonlight: The Brilliance Of Classic Maya Lightscapes
28 Oct 2021 Bird/Egg, Pen/Hand, Torch/Deer? Pairs Of Ordinary Objects On Roman Coins
27 Oct 2021 Shrouded In Mystery: Reconstructing The Cultural Contexts Of Funerary Shrouds From Roman Egypt
27 Oct 2021 Uncovering The Place Of Uni: Archeological Excavations At The Ancient Etruscan Site Of Poggio Colla In Italy
24 Oct 2021 Across A Narrow Sea: Ancient Greeks And Romans In The Eastern Adriatic
24 Oct 2021 Wonderwerk Cave: Archaeology At The Edge Of The Kalahari
22 Oct 2021 Migrations, Marginality, And Maritime Landscapes: A New World Paleocoastal Occupation
22 Oct 2021 The Ancient City: Lessons For A Modern Age
21 Oct 2021 The Shock Of The New? Writing And The Propagation Of Religious Ideology In Early Islam
21 Oct 2021 Surviving The Maya Collapse At Actuncan, Belize
21 Oct 2021 Andromeda, Alexander, And Ascalos: Founders And Foundation Myths In The Roman Near East
19 Oct 2021 Let Them Rest In Peace: The Sacred Burials Of Frescoes, Pots, And Rooms In The House Of The Frescoes At Knossos
19 Oct 2021 Exploring Power Dynamics, Responsibility, and Accountability in Archaeological Practice: Part II
17 Oct 2021 Magellan’s Pacific Crossing: New Discoveries In One Of The World’s Greatest Voyages
17 Oct 2021 Aridity And Adaptation Among Arabian Bronze Age Communities: Investigating Mobility And Climate Change Using Isotope Analysis
15 Oct 2021 The Lost Valley Of The Crescent Moon: 30 Years Of Research In Petra, Jordan
14 Oct 2021 Storytelling in CRM: Moving Beyond Producing Gray Literature
12 Oct 2021 Exploring Power Dynamics, Responsibility, and Accountability in Archaeological Practice: Part I
8 Oct 2021 Disability Accommodations In Ancient Greece
7 Oct 2021 21st Century Tools For Studying Ice Age Art
6 Oct 2021 An Introduction To The Archaeology Of Childhood
6 Oct 2021 Tracing The Origins Of Art
5 Oct 2021 Homer And The Archaeology Of Crete
5 Oct 2021 Children At Work And Play Making Pottery In Ancient Cyprus
5 Oct 2021 Historic Ceramics Identification
4 Oct 2021 The Lost Valley Of The Crescent Moon: 30 Years Of Research In Petra, Jordan
3 Oct 2021 Irresistible Logic: Rupestrian Art And Graphic Writing In The Kongo World
30 Sep 2021 Tracing The Origins Of Art
30 Sep 2021 Marbles And Marines: The U.S. Mediterranean Squadron And The Earliest American Excavations In The Mediterranean
30 Sep 2021 An Introduction to Effective Mentoring in Archaeology
29 Sep 2021 Andromeda, Alexander, And Ascalos: Founders And Foundation Myths In The Roman Near East
29 Sep 2021 Girls Will Be Boys? Investigating Images Of Athletic Women In Ancient Etruscan Art
29 Sep 2021 Currents And Commodities: How Oceanographic Effects Influenced The Prehistoric Colonization Of Islands
12 Aug 2021 Technical Editing for CRM
22 Jul 2021 Reframing Public Outreach: Addressing Historically Underrepresented Communities in CRM
25 Jun 2021 Advanced Metal Detecting for the Archaeologist
27 May 2021 Crow Canyon Archaeology Lecture Series - Revisiting Chaco Road Morphology and Meaning with Sean Field
25 May 2021 LiDAR Recordation Techniques for Cultural Resources: Selecting an Application for Your Project
22 May 2021 AIA Lecture Series: Munyaradzi Elton Sagiya, Curator Of Archaeology, National Museums And Monuments Of Zimbabwe, PhD Candidate, University Of Zimbabwe​ Indigenous Knowledge, Skills And Practices In Conserving Great Zimbabwe
20 May 2021 Crow Canyon Archaeology Lecture Series - The Hisatsinom Chapter presents How Connected Was the Chaco World? A Social Network Perspective
16 May 2021 AIA Lecture Series: The Monsoon Sea: Glimpses Of An Ancient Indian Ocean World
13 May 2021 Crow Canyon Archaeology Lecture Series - Fancy in Utah: Precious and Exotic Artifacts from the Bluff and Edge of the Cedars Great House Sites
10 May 2021 Indiana University of Pennslyvanian
26 Apr 2021 Archaeology through Art: Early Modern Japanese Ship Construction
25 Apr 2021 Sifting Sand in Sudan: New Light on Life and Death in Ancient Nubia
25 Apr 2021 Godly or Gaudy? Reconstructing Color on a Relief from Persepolis
24 Apr 2021 Reconstructing and Firing a Greek Kiln: a Project in Experimental Archaeology
22 Apr 2021 Sacrificed? Subsidiary Burials From Royal Funerary Monuments At Abydos, Egypt
21 Apr 2021 CIfA2021 online: Annual Conference
15 Apr 2021 86th Annual SAA Meeting
18 Mar 2021 Tele-Networking: In-Person Events are Canceled, Now What?
18 Mar 2021 Chartered Institute for Archaeologists (CIfA) Morning Tea Chat
4 Mar 2021 Society for California Archaeology 2021 Annual Meeting
23 Feb 2021 Archaeology at a Distance: Engaging Learners in Remote Classrooms
19 Feb 2021 Council of Virginia Archaeologists Winter 2021 Meeting
18 Feb 2021 APANB 2020-2021 SPEAKERS SERIES LECTURE 5 WITH KEN HOLYOKE AND SUE BLAIR
17 Feb 2021 Time Sifters Presents: Napoleon in Egypt
12 Feb 2021 Utah Professional Archaeological Council 2021 Winter Meeting
4 Feb 2021 Perishable Material Culture: An Introduction to Analysis and Documentation
12 Jan 2021 Professional Rock Art Recording: Simplified and Accurate
15 Dec 2020 Improving Your Archaeological Skills: How to Write Better Technical Reports
18 Sep 2020 RPA Photo Contest
17 Sep 2020 High Quality Artifact Photography

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