Career Panel
Over ZoomInvited four speakers from different fields and jobs within archaeology (Meera Munoz-Pandya, a Bilingual Museum Educator at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History; Jorge Peralta, a GIS Archaeologist […]
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Teatime, What Every Conservator Needs to Know About the Complexity of Asian Lacquer
Marianne WebbWebb Conservation ServicesRegister hereAsian lacquer is one of those materials that most furniture and object conservators encounter occasionally during their career. Unfortunately, conservation efforts can go dramatically wrong when a […]
Patterns are Good to Think: Inka Abstraction Across Media
Carolyn DeanDepartment of History of Art & Visual CultureUniversity of California, Santa CruzMonday, April 25th at 12:00pm PTRegister hereSponsors: Cotsen Institute of Archaeology and UCLA Latin American Institute
The Database of Religious History Workshop at the Cotsen Institute
Register hereHybrid event – In-person at Digital Archaeology Lab A163 Fowler and Online (Zoom)Reception: 12pm – Outdoor Fowler AmphitheaterThe Database of Religious History (DRH) is an open access digital repository of […]
Vigango, Ancestors, Sacred Objects, and Informed Consent: 15 Years of Restorative Justice at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science
Dr. Stephen E. NashDirector of Anthropology and the Avenir Conservation CenterDenver Museum of Nature and ScienceThursday, April 28 at 12:00pm PTRegister here Hybrid event – In-person at A222 Fowler and Online (Zoom)The Cotsen Institute […]
The Great Wall of Los Angeles by Judith F. Baca: Looking to the Past and Building the Future
Register hereA Conversation with Dr. Judith F. Baca on the creation, impact and conservation of the Great Wall of Los Angeles "Standing at the river’s edge, I saw the concreted arroyos as […]
Toward an engaged science of human-environment interactions
Kristina Douglass, Sherwin Early Career Professor in the Rock Ethics Institute and Assistant Professor of Anthropology and African StudiesRegister hereResearch on how people interact with the environment has the potential to […]
Ghost Landscapes: Recovering & Visualizing Hidden Histories and Landscapes of the Early Colonial Andes (1530s-1700)
Jeremy MikeczNeukom Institude Postdoctoral FellowNative American Studies, Darmouth UniversityWednesday May 11th, 2022 at 4pm PTRegister here (Link for both in-person and Zoom attendance)How can patterns embedded in historical texts be made visible? […]
Digital Sketches: Creating Qualitative, Humanistic Maps & Visualizations in Inkscape
Jeremy MikeczNeukom Institude Postdoctoral FellowNative American Studies, Darmouth UniversityIn-person, Digital Archaeology Lab, Fowler A163Thursday May 12th, 2022 from 10am-1pm PTRegister here Data visualizations and mapping carry with them some baggage. Graphs […]
The Vishap: From Fairy Tale to Reality
You are cordially invited to The Vishap: From Fairy Tale to Reality (click on link for schedule)Sunday May 15th, 2022 at 2:00 - 6:00pm PDTThe Narekatsi Chair in Armenian Studies presents "The Vishap: From […]
