Speaker: Dr. Caroline Cartwright, Department of Scientific Research, The British MuseumDr Caroline Cartwright is the Senior Scientist and Wood Anatomist in the Department of Scientific Research at the British Museum. Her primary areas […]
Speakers: Dr. Jane Buikstra, Dr. Gordon RakitaDr. Gordon Rakita will be delivering a lecture titled "Vignettes of a Mentor: A Bioarchaeological Lineage"Dr. Jane Buikstra will then deliver a lecture titled […]
Speaker: Dr. Dorie Reents-Budet, Boston Museum of Fine ArtsThis talk employs distributional patterns of pottery, determined by archaeology, ceramic typology, artistic style and nuclear chemistry, to discern Classic Period (250-850 CE) economic […]
Speaker: Willeke Wendrich, Director of the Cotsen Institute of ArchaeologyUCLA has started a close collaboration with the Museo Egizio in Turin, which holds the most important collection of material culture […]
Speaker: Thanik Lertcharnrit, Department of Archaeology, Silpakorn UniversityAn event sponsored by the UCLA Center for Southeast Asian Studies and the Cotsen Institute of Archaeology
Due to unforeseen circumstances, this Friday Seminar has been CANCELLED.Speaker: Dr. Rubina Raja, Aarhus University, DenmarkSince 2011 a Danish-German team has been conducting archaeological fieldwork in ancient Gerasa, Jerash in the […]
Speaker: Jared Diamond, UCLA Department of GeographyPart of the Center for Behavior, Evolution, and Culture (BEC) Speaker Series
Willeke Wendrich, Director of the Cotsen Institute of Archaeology at UCLA, cordially invites Friends of Archaeology members to a special dinner on October 25, 2016 with Professor Janine Gasco, Cal. […]
Speaker: Alessia Amenta, Vatican MuseumsThe Vatican Coffin Project gathers an international team of scholars who are divided into three groups with three different areas of expertise: Egyptology, Diagnostic and Conservation. […]
Speaker: Dr. Mark Aldenderfer, UC MercedFrom where and when did people first move into and live permanently the High Himalayas? What role did climate change have in the early peopling […]