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May
6
2008
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Tuesday
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Digging the Big Apple
Archaeology in New York City
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Program Director, Archaeology Intercollege Program |
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Associate Professor, Department of Landscape Architecture |
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7:30 pm
Ithaca College,
208 Center for Natural
Sciences
Visitor parking
is located in the Visitor Parking area on Campus Drive.
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April
18
2008
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Friday
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Prehistoric Figurines: Barbie Dolls, Walt Disney,
and Sex Abuse
Reception to follow
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3:30 pm
215 McGraw Hall
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April
10
2008
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Thursday
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Talk: Looting and the antiquities trade in Latin America |
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CBC film: "Robbing the Cradle of Civilization" |
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Remembrance: At the end, candles will be lit in
remembrance outside on the steps of Goldwin Smith |
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4:30 -- 6:00 pm
Lewis Auditorium
Goldwin Smith Hall
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April
7
2008
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Monday |
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Finger Lakes Chapter of the Archaeological Institute
of America
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John Darnell |
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The Illustrated Desert: The Origins of
Writing in the Egyptian Deserts |
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8:00 pm
G22 Goldwin Smith |
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April
3
2008
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Thursday
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Pre-Inca Andean Art
A discussion of the new Ecuadorian materials in the
exhibition, A New World.
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5:15 -- 7:15 pm
Johnson Museum
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March
31
2008
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Monday |
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Finger Lakes Chapter of the New York State Archaeological
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Eric Cline |
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Colloquium: Late Bronze Age Trade
in the Eastern Meditarranean |
Co-sponsored with NYSAA by Cornell's departments of
Classics, Near Eastern Studies, and the Intercollege Program in Archaeology |
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4:00 pm
104 White Hall |
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March
31
2008
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Monday |
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Finger Lakes Chapter of the New York State Archaeological
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Eric Cline |
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Public Talk: "Raiders of the Faux Ark": From Noah's Ark to the Ark of the Covenant and Beyond |
Co-sponsored with NYSAA by Cornell's departments of
Classics, Near Eastern Studies, and the Intercollege Program in Archaeology |
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8:00 pm
102 Mann Library |
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March
24
2008
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Monday
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Discovering the Tomb of Herod the Great at Herodium
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5:00 pm
106 White Hall
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March
4
2008
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Tuesday |
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Finger Lakes Chapter of the New York State Archaeological
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Dr. Jack Rossen |
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Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Anthropology,
Ithaca College |
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Archaeology, Tourism, and Intrigue at the Levanna Site, 1924-2007
This presentation covers the Late Woodland period (Algonkin)
Levanna Site.
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7:30 pm
Ithaca College,
208 Center for Natural
Sciences
Visitor parking
is located in the Visitor Parking area on Campus Drive.
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March
3
2008
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Monday |
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Finger Lakes Chapter of the Archaeological Institute
of America
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Aenne Ohnesorg |
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The Archaic Temple of Artemis in the City
of Ephesos - The Predecessor of a Wonder of the World |
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8:00 pm
G22 Goldwin Smith |
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February
20
2008
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Wednesday
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Summer Field Schools Informal Workshop
The Archaeology Program will be holding an informal workshop on summer field
schools for students interested in archaeology. Professors who will be leading
Cornell field schools will be there to talk about their projects, and we will
have some information about other projects, as well as general advice on how
to find and choose a field school.
Everyone is encouraged to continue the discussion
at the Archaeology dinner to follow, ca. 5:30 in Risley dining.
If you are an
archaeology student who has already attended a field school, please come share
your insights. |
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4:30 pm
B65 McGraw Hall
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February
5
2008
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Tuesday |
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Finger Lakes Chapter of the New York State Archaeological
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Dr. Miranda K. Stockett |
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Lecturer, Department of Anthropology,
Ithaca College |
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Performing Power: Ritual and Politics in Late Classic Southeastern Mesoamerica
Focusing on the archaeology of Southeastern Mesoamerica, this talk will
explore the political and economic upheavals occurring throughout
northwestern Honduras at the end of the Late Classic period. Specifically,
the efforts of a fledgling group of leaders at the mid-level
craft-producing community of Las Canoas will be examined as evidence of
individualistic attempts to take advantage of shifts in politico-economic
networks of alliance in the region. In particular, I will discuss the
importance of specialized ritual performances in legitimizing the fragile
power of these emerging leaders. |
Free and open to the public
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7:30 pm
Ithaca College,
208 Center for Natural
Sciences
Visitor parking
is located in the Visitor Parking area on Campus Drive.
Click
here to see map of Ithaca College. |
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January
31
2008
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Thursday
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The Re-interpretation of Legends: The case of the Tuyugou Mazar (Asuhab-Kahtu) in Xinjiang, China
Sponsored by the East Asia Program
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4:30 pm
Uris Hall |
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January
31
2008
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Thursday |
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Finger Lakes Chapter of the Archaeological Institute
of America
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Mark Aldenderfer |
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Silk Route and Diamond Path: The Archaeology of Tibetan Buddhism |
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8:00 pm
G22 Goldwin Smith |
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December
4
2007
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Tuesday |
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Finger Lakes Chapter of the New York State Archaeological
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Dr. Jack Rossen |
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Associate Professor and Chair, Department of Anthropology,
Ithaca College |
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Archaeology, Tourism, and Intrigue at the Levanna Site, 1924-2007
This presentation covers the Late Woodland period (Algonkin)
Levanna Site.
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Free and open to the public
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7:30 pm
Ithaca College,
208 Center for Natural
Sciences
Visitor parking
is located in the Visitor Parking area on Campus Drive.
Click
here to see map of Ithaca College. |
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November
7
2007
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Wednesday
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Graduate School Application Workshop
Thinking about graduate school in archaeology after Cornell? Faculty from various branches of archaeology will discuss who should go to graduate school, how to choose the right university, the application process, and how to write a good application. Bring your questions. Everyone is invited to come to the Archaeology Dinner in Risley Dining afterwards. |
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4:30 pm
B65 McGraw Hall
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November
6
2007
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Tuesday |
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Finger Lakes Chapter of the New York State Archaeological
Association
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Dr. Sarah Chicone |
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Museum of the Earth |
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Houses, Shacks, and Tents: Sheltering Southern
Colorado's Working Class Poor
This presentation looks at housing before, during, and
after the 1913-14 Southern Colorado Coal strike. The reality of American poverty
extended beyond the ethnic tenements of the big coastal cities. |
Announcement text (pdf)
Free and open to the public
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7:30 pm
Ithaca College,
208 Center for Natural
Sciences
Visitor parking
is located in the Visitor Parking area on Campus Drive.
Click
here to see map of Ithaca College. |
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October
29
2007
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Monday |
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Finger Lakes Chapter of the Archaeological Institute
of America
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James Russell |
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University of British Columbia |
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Anemurium: History and Life of a Roman City
in Southern Turkey |
Flyer (pdf) |
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8:00 pm
G22 Goldwin Smith |
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October
24
2007
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Wednesday
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Informational Meeting --
Harry Caplan Travel Fellowships
2008
These fellowships are meant to afford students the opportunity to enrich their
understanding of the classical traditions of our civilization. Some students
propose research projects or participation in a summer program; others propose
intense and focused tourism.
Flyer with additional details
(pdf) |
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4:30 pm
122 Goldwin Smith Hall
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October
19
2007
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Friday
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"Halai 2007 Finds and Findings"
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John Coleman |
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Professor, Classics
Director, Cornell Halai and East
Lokris Project (CHELP) |
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Christopher Andronicos |
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Associate Professor, Earth and Atmospheric Sciences |
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Emil Nankov |
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Graduate Student, History of Art and Archaeology |
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Flier
(pdf)
Sponsored by the Department of Classics and the Finger Lakes Chapter of the Archaeological Institute of America
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4:30 pm
G22 Goldwin Smith Hall |
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October
16
2007
•
Tuesday
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"Seneca Iroquois Plant and Animal Use in the Geneva Area, 1688-1779"
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Dr. Kurt Jordan |
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Assistant Professor of Anthropology and American Indian Studies |
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Press release
(pdf)
Sponsored by the Frank A. Lee Library and the 125th Anniversary of the New York State Agricultural Experimental Station
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1:30 pm
Jordan Hall
630 W. North Street
Geneva, NY
7:30 pm
Geneva Historical Society
543 S. Main Street
Geneva, NY |
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October
2
2007
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Tuesday |
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Finger Lakes Chapter of the New York State Archaeological
Association
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Laurie Rush |
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Cultural Resources Manager
at Fort Drum |
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In-Theater Training for Military Personnel
This
includes the creation of mock archaeological sites and cemeteries, so
members of the military heading to Iraq or Afghanistan can be taught how to recognize
them and what subsequent courses of action to take.
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Free and open to the public
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7:30 pm
Ithaca College,
208 Center for Natural Sciences
Visitor parking
is located in the Visitor Parking area on Campus Drive.
Click
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