SOUTHWEST SEMINARS PRESENTS
ANCIENT SITES AND ANCIENT STORIES 2009

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March 16 Ron Barber
International Research, Analysis and Technology Development (IAT-1)Los Alamos National Laboratory
Calendars in Stone

March 23 Dr. John D. Speth
Archaeologist, and Arthur Thurnow Professor of Anthropology, University of Michigan
Hunter-Gatherers and Hunting Motivation

March 30 Dr. Patty Crown
Archaeologist and Distinguished Professor of Anthropology, University of New Mexico; and Co-editor,
Social Violence in the Prehistoric American Southwest
Chaco Chocolate: The Recovery of Cacao at Pueblo Bonito

April 6 Dr. Dennis Jenkins
Senior Research Associate, Oregon State Museum of Anthropology,University of Oregon
Evidence for Pre-Clovis Human Occupations in Paisley Cave,Northern Great Basin

April 13 Dr. Norman Yoffee
Assyriologist and Professor, Department of Near Eastern Studies; Professor, Department of Anthropology,
University of Michigan; and Editor, Cambridge World Archaeology Series
Questioning Collapse of Ancient States: What it Means For Us

April 20 Dr. Jeffery J. Clark
Preservation Archaeologist, Center for Desert Archaeology
Coalescence and Collapse in the Southern Southwest

April 27 Dr. Jeffrey Dean
Agnese and Emil W. Haury Professor of Archaeological Dendrochronology,Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research and Professor of Anthropology University of Arizona; and Curator of Archaeology, Arizona State Museum
Environment or Conflict: Tsegi Phase Transformation of the Kayenta Anasazi, A.D. 1250-1300

May 4 Dr. John Kantner, RPA
Archaeologist and Vice-President, School for Advanced Research on the Human Experience
Fact & Fiction of Cannibalism in the Early Puebloan Southwest

May 11 Paul F. Reed, M.A.
Preservation Archaeologist and Chaco Scholar at Salmon Ruins, Center for Desert Archaeology
A Tale of Three Valleys: Chaco and Post Chaco in the Middle San Juan Region

May 18 Dr. Linda Cordell
Archaeologist, Professor emeritus, and Director, University Museum, University of Colorado and Former Department Chair, Department of Anthropology, University of New Mexico, Senior Scholar, School for Advanced Research on the Human Experience and Author, Archaeology of the Southwest, 2nd edition (1997)
Mapping Tijeras Pueblo

May 25 Dr. T. J. Ferguson,
Anthropologist and Professor of Practice University of Arizona
Reconciling the Native American Grave Protection and Repatriation Act with Hopi Tribal History and Identity

June 1 Dr. Michael B. Collins
Archaeologist, Research Associate and Principal Investigator, Gault Project Texas Archaeological Research Laboratory, University of Texas
Peopling of the Americas: Implications of the Prehistory of Gault Site

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