Southwest Seminars Presents Ancient Sites, Ancient Stories II Anthropology/Archaeology Lecture Series 2008 Monday Evenings at 6 pm at Hotel Santa Fe Offered as a Benefit for The Archaeological Conservancy A Public Program Graciously Assisted by Hotel Santa Fe, A Picuris Pueblo Enterprise March 17 Dr. Barbara Mills Professor and Acting Head, Department of Anthropology University of Arizona Archaeology of Social Memory and Materiality at Chaco Canyon March 24 Dr. Douglas Schwartz Archaeologist, Author, and President Emeritus, School for Advanced Research and the Human Experience Research on the Edge of Splendor: Discovering Grand Canyon Prehistory April 4 (Special Date: Friday) Dr. Sarah Schlanger Associate State Archaeologist, Bureau of Land Management The Same River Twice: Archaeology in a Changing Landscape April 7 Dr. Steve Lekson Associate Professor of Anthropology and Curator of Anthropology Museum of Natural History, University of Colorado Editor and Author; Chaco Meridian: Centers of Political Power in the Ancient Southwest; The Archaeology of Chaco Canyon; Salado Archaeology of the Upper Gila, New Mexico; Archaeology of the Mimbres Region (in press); Great Pueblo Architecture of Chaco Canyon Yellow Jacket, Pinnacle Ruin and Migration from Mesa Verde April 14 Dr. Eric Blinman Archaeologist and Director, Office of Archaeological Studies Museum of New Mexico Four Corners Migration: A View from the Rio Grande April 21 John Roney Archaeologist, Bureau of Land Management (Ret.) Farmers, Foragers and Fighters: The Early Hilltop Villages of Northwestern Chihuahua April 28 (Special Location: La Fonda in the Santa Fe Room 100 East San Francisco Street) Susan Ryan Research Archaeologist, Crow Canyon Archaeological Center Chacoan Influence in the Northern San Juan Region: Using Albert Porter Pueblo as a Case Study. May 5 David Grant Noble Fine Art Photographer, Author and Editor, In Search of Chaco, New Perspectives on An Archaeological Enigma; Pueblos, Villages,Forts and Trails:A Guide to New Mexico’s Past; New Light on Mesa Verde; Pecos Ruins; Ancient Sites of the Southwest; 101 Questions About Ancient Indians Mohawk Steelworkers of Manhattan May 12 Dr. Jane Hill, Anthropologist and Linguistics Scholar Regents’ Professor of Anthropology and Linguistics, University of Arizona Past President, American Anthropological Association Who Brought the Corn? The Linguistic Prehistory of Maize in the Southwest May 19 Dr. Michael Adler Archaeologist and Associate Professor of Anthropology Southern Methodist University Ancestral Arson: Recent Research in the Northern Rio Grande $10 per lecture or $50 Series Subscription for 10 Lectures 10% of the Net Donated To The Archaeological Conservancy Return to Lectures Page