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Graduate Student Lunch with Laurence Ralph

1350 Turlington Diaspora Room

In addition to his talk on Thursday, there will be a lunch with graduate students on Friday, March 25 at 12:30 in the Diaspora Room, 1350 Turlington.  Please plan to attend if you would like to get to know Dr. Ralph. Dr. Laurence Ralph is John L. Loeb Associate Professor of the Social Sciences in the Departments of

Graduate Student Lunch with Laurence Ralph

1350 Turlington Diaspora Room

In addition to his talk on Thursday, there will be a lunch with graduate students on Friday, March 25 at 12:30 in the Diaspora Room, 1350 Turlington.  Please plan to attend if you would like to get to know Dr. Ralph. Dr. Laurence Ralph is John L. Loeb Associate Professor of the Social Sciences in the Departments of

FASA Colloquium

1208A Turlington Hall

Hayley Singleton, "Midden among the mounds: An Ongoing Study of Faunal Remains from a Platform Mound and Adjacent Midden at the Garden Patch Site" This paper presents on the faunal composition of a platform mound and adjacent village midden as a means of understanding subsistence, feasting, and ceremony at the pre-Columbian Garden Patch site, a Middle

FASA Colloquium

1208A Turlington Hall

Hayley Singleton, "Midden among the mounds: An Ongoing Study of Faunal Remains from a Platform Mound and Adjacent Midden at the Garden Patch Site" This paper presents on the faunal composition of a platform mound and adjacent village midden as a means of understanding subsistence, feasting, and ceremony at the pre-Columbian Garden Patch site, a Middle

FLMNH Seminar

371 Dickinson Hall

Our next Seminar will be presented by Dr. William Keegan, Curator, Caribbean Archaeology, University of Florida on Friday, 3/25 at 4:15 in room 371 Dickinson Hall.  The title for the seminar is "Speciation without geographical isolation.”

FLMNH Seminar

371 Dickinson Hall

Our next Seminar will be presented by Dr. William Keegan, Curator, Caribbean Archaeology, University of Florida on Friday, 3/25 at 4:15 in room 371 Dickinson Hall.  The title for the seminar is "Speciation without geographical isolation.”

FASA Colloquium

1208A Turlington Hall

Sarah Zaleski, “Subsistence and Mobility at Morton Shell Mound (16IB3): Analysis of Femoral Cross-Sectional Properties” Riley Ravary, “Community-Based Conservation in Colonial Kenya: Implications of the Galana Game Management Scheme”

FASA Colloquium

1208A Turlington Hall

Sarah Zaleski, “Subsistence and Mobility at Morton Shell Mound (16IB3): Analysis of Femoral Cross-Sectional Properties” Riley Ravary, “Community-Based Conservation in Colonial Kenya: Implications of the Galana Game Management Scheme”

New Perspectives on Medieval Archaeology: A mini-conference

Marston Science Library Room L136

New Perspectives on Medieval Archaeology: A mini-conference   Friday, April 1, 3:30 PM Marston Science Library, Room L136   Speakers: Aleks Pluskowski, University of Reading, United Kingdom "Re-evaluating the fear of wolves in late medieval Europe: A multi-disciplinary survey of converging ecological and cultural change"   Santiago Castellanos, University of León, Spain “Between kings and

New Perspectives on Medieval Archaeology: A mini-conference

Marston Science Library Room L136

New Perspectives on Medieval Archaeology: A mini-conference Friday, April 1, 3:30 PM Marston Science Library, Room L136 Speakers: Aleks Pluskowski, University of Reading, United Kingdom "Re-evaluating the fear of wolves in late medieval Europe: A multi-disciplinary survey of converging ecological and cultural change" Santiago Castellanos, University of León, Spain “Between kings and peasants: archaeological news