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Brown bag icon Brown Bags at the Office of the State Archaeologist (OSA) is a semi-regular Friday noon program where OSA staff and special guests share their research over the lunch hour. 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

 

 

 

January 18, 2013:Grant McCall 
Rethinking the Later Stone Age and Pastoralism in the Namib Desert and Beyond

January 25, 2013:Heather Walder 
Putting the pieces together: attribute analysis of copper-based metal artifacts from the Bell Site

February 1, 2013:Sarah Miller 
The Grand Public Archaeology Experiment that is FPAN (Florida Public Archaeology Network)

April 12, 2013:Kelvin Sampson 
Location of Sauk or Fox Indian Village Rediscovered

April 19, 2013: CANCELLED

Kyle Harvey 
"What Good is a Plow Zone? Using GIS to map the Silvernale Site (21GD03)"

The OSA Brown Bag series is free and open to the public.
Presentations begin at noon.
Attendees are encouraged to bring their lunch and engage in discussion
and exchange following the presentation.

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