Presented by: Dr. Kirt Kempter Volcanologist, field geologist and Former Fulbright Fellow; Extensive field research: Costa Rica, Mexico, and New Mexico; Field geologic training for NASA astronaut training program candidates. Research...
About the Lecture Excavations in 1929 by Harvard’s Peabody Museum established Stallings Island, Georgia as one of the nation’s most significant archaeological sites of Indigenous history. Thirty-two years later it...
Presented by: Dr. Mark S. Aldenderfer SPECIAL NOTE: Held at Santa Fe Woman’s Club, 1616 Old Pecos Trail Archaeologist and John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Distinguished Professor of Anthropology,...
ChPresented by: Dr. Lynne Sebastian Archaeologist; Early excavation & research specializing in archaeology of the Ancestral Pueblo people. Later focus on preservation of the archaeological sites that contain an irreplaceable...
Presented by: Dr. Timothy R. Pauketat, R.P.A. Professor of Medieval Studies and Anthropology, University of Illinois; Illinois State Archaeologist; Director, Illinois State Archaeological Survey; Senior Scholar, School for Advanced Research;...
Presented by: Dr. John A. Ware Southwestern Anthropologist/Archaeologist, former Director Laboratory of Anthropology and Founding Director, New Mexico Museum of Indian Arts and Culture. Former Executive Director of the Amerind...
Presented by: Mike S.Vigil Former Chief of International Operations, U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), former Special Agent in Charge of Caribbean and San Diego Divisions; Recipient, Top Cop Award, National...
Join us for a virtual lecture with Bob Wall and Zac Singer who will discuss Summer 2024 research done at the Conservancy's Barton Preserve in Maryland. This is a followup lecture to last fall's presentation by Brian Fritz who talked about the PaleoDigger.
Explore the southern reaches of the Maya Empire – from the ancient cities found along the coast of Belize to Tikal, located deep within the Guatemalan rain forest. An expert...
Presented by: Larry Dalrymple, M.A. and Leatrice A. Armstrong Larry Dalrymple: Educational Consultant/Research Associate, Indian Arts Research Center, The School for Advanced Research; Author, Indian Basketmakers of California and the...
Presented by: Dr. William Taylor Archaeozoologist, Assistant Professor of Anthropology and Curator of Archaeology, Museum of Natural History, University of Colorado; Research on relationship between humans and animals with focus...
Between 200 B.C. and A.D. 1519, the Aztec, Toltec, and Teotihuacán cultures pushed the development of North American civilization to its zenith, before being destroyed by the Spanish invasion. On...
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