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Join us for Great Brown Bags!

Brown bag icon Brown Bags at the Office of the State Archaeologist is a semi-regular Friday noon program in which the OSA staff and special guests share their research over the lunch hour. Engaging topics include individuals’ areas of interest, work in the field, developments in archaeology and architectural history throughout Iowa and the Midwest. Guest speakers whose expertise is in other areas pertaining to archaeology or ethno history may be invited throughout the year as well. To provide, attend, or learn more about the program please contact:

Maria Schroeder (319) 384-0974; maria-schroeder@uiowa.edu

 

Brown Bag 2009 - 10 Schedule

Oct 9

George Horton and Sarah Horgen

Mythology Written in Stone: Connecting Traditional Meskwaki Beliefs to Woodland Period Cosmos Using the Adena Tabletsrotecting.

 

Nov 4

Bob Palmer

Protecting Non-Renewable Resources: Excavating the truth about Heritage Theft.

 

Nov 20

Doug Jones

Recent Research on the Underground Railroad in Cedar County, Iowa.

 

Dec 4

 

William Whittaker

Pre-Historic Earthworks in Iowa.

 

Dec 11

Sarah Trabert

Glenwood Locality Ceramics: Testing Former Models and Introducing New Techniques.

   

So pack your lunch, head on down the hill and please join us for another season of irresistible curriculum!


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November 2009
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