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ANCIENT SITES AND ANCIENT STORIES II 2010

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March 15 Dr. Bruce Huckell
Senior Curator, Maxwell Museum of Anthropology and Archeologist, University of New Mexico
Boca Negra Wash Folsom Site: Ancient Hunters, Urban Development and the Challenges of Site Preservation

March 22 Dr. Donald D Fowler and Dr. Catherine Fowler

Dr. Donald Fowler Mamie Klegerg Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Anthropology
Dr. Catherine S. Fowler UNR Foundation Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Anthropology University of Nevada-Reno
Co-editors: The Great Basin: People and Place in Ancient Times
Great Basin: The Other Laboratory for Anthropology

March 29 Dr. Mark Aldenderfer
Professor of Anthropology, and Archaeologist, University of Arizona, Dean of Social Sciences, Unversity of California.-Merced
4,000 years of Andean Gold

April 5 Dr. John Ware
Director, Amerind Foundation, Archaeologist and Anthropologist, Dragoon, Arizona
Eastern Pueblo Historical Disjunction: Fact, Fallacy or Something In-Between?

April 19 Dr. George J. Gumerman
Senior Scholar, School for Advanced Research on the Human Experience
Play and Tragedy at a Site in Prehistoric Arizona

April 30 Dr. Judith Habicht-Mauche
(Friday) University of California, Santa Cruz, Professor and Author: The Social Life of Pots: Glaze Wares and Cultural Dynamics in the Late Precontact Southwest, AD 1250-1680
Doing Big Science with Little Potsherds: Rio Grande Glaze Ware Project

May 3 Dr. Timothy R. Pauketat
University of Illinois, Champagne-Urbana Professor, Archaeologist and Author: Ancient Cahokia and the Mississipians
Cahokia on the Mississippi: Ancient America’s Great City and Connections to the Southwest and Mesoamerica

May 10 Dr. Douglas Bamforth
Archaeologist and Professor of Anthropology, University of Colorado
Mahaffey Clovis Cache: Found in a Denver Backyard!

May 17 Dr. Mark Elson
Archaeologist, Desert Archaeology, Inc., Tucson, Az.
Human Adaptation to Catastrophic Events:Lessons from the 11th Century AD Eruption of Sunset Crater Volcano

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