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FALL 2005
September 2
Organizational Meeting
September 9
Richard L. Burger, Department of Anthropology, Yale University
An Ongoing Controversy in Andean Archaeology
September 16
Colleen Manassa and Caitlin Barrett, Yale University
Gebel Ghuetia: Four Millennia in the Western Desert
September 23
Harvey Weiss, Yale University
Late Uruk Collapse and the New Facades of State Power
September 30
Angelica Torres, Yale University
Recent Research at Atapuerca, Spain
October 7
Caitlin Barrett, Yale University
Recent Excavations at Mochlos: The Origins of Social Complexity at a Crossroads of Mediterranean Trade
October 14
Yuichi Matsumoto, Department of Anthropology, Yale University
Archaeological Research in Huanuco, Peru
October 21
Lucy Salazar and Richard Burger, Department of Anthropology, Yale University
Discussion of the Machu Picchu exhibit
October 28
Zainab Bahrani, Columbia University
Sovereign Power and Death in Ancient Mesopotamia: The Stelae of Dadusha and Naram-Sin
November 4
Robert Rosenswig, Yale University
The Soconusco and an Olmec Knowledge Kula (CANCELED)
Replaced by screening of:
Dokwaza: Last of the African Iron Masters
November 11
Gary Aronsen, Department of Anthropology, Yale University
The Dead, They are not Powerless: Repatriation and
the Nexus of Traditionalism, Empiricism, and the Law
December 2
Enrique Lopez Hurtado, University of Pittsburgh
The Emperor's New Pyramids: The Inka takeover of the Lurin Valley
December 9
Daniel Adler, University of Connecticut
Neandertal-Modern Human Interactions in the Southern Caucasus (CANCELED DUE TO WEATHER)
SPRING 2006
January 13
Organizational Meeting
January 27
Robert Gordon, Yale University
Nubian Iron, Artifacts from the Pennsylvania-Yale Expedition to Egypt
February 3
Walton A. Green, Department of Geology and Geophysics,
Yale University
The Generalized Pairs Plot: A Multivariate Graphical Method Suitable for Exploring Trace Chemical Data from Archaeological Pottery
February 10
Frank Hole, Department of Anthropology, Yale University
Images of Myth and Ritual in the Fifth Millennium BC
February 17
Cherra Wyllie, Department of Art History, University of Hartford
Towards Breaking the Olmec Code:
Is it Possible?
February 24
Daniel Adler, University of Connecticut
Neanderthal-Modern Human Interactions in the Southern Caucasus
March 3
Alexia Smith, University of Connecticut
The Current State of Archaeobotanical Research in the Near East
March 24
Warren DeBoer, City University of New York
The Myth Builders: What Can't Ohio Hopewell Be?
March 30
Timothy Kohler, Washington State University
Agent-Based and Systems-Level Models for the A.D. 1280?s Southwest Collapse
April 7
Yukiko Tonoike, Elizabeth Newman, and Heather Hurst, Department of Anthropology, Yale University
SAA Trial Presentations
April 14
Pamela de Condappa, Kings College, Cambridge University
Assessing Cultural Genocide in the Archaeological Record
April 21
Hermann Parzinger, Director of the German Archaeological Institute in
Athens
April 28
Joe Rife, Macalester College and Institute for Advanced Study,
Princeton University
Life and Death at a Greek Port During the Roman
Empire: The Kenchreai Cemetery Project 2002-2005
May 5
Leon Doyon, Human Relations Area Files, Yale University
Archaeological Treasures from the Andes of Ecuador: Drawn Between
Mountain and Sky
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