UNCG Archaeology Program

  1. Program Overview
  2. Major and Minor Requirements
  3. Current Field Opportunities
  4. Archaeology Lab
  5. Faculty Members
  6. Fall 2009 Lecture Series
  7. 2010 Spring Semester Course Schedule
  8. Aegean Prehistory Initiative

UNCG ARCHAEOLOGY LECTURES FALL 2009

Faculty Research Tea Talks
            Tea talks are sponsored by the Archaeology Club and the Archaeology Program; they take place in the Archaeology Lab, 52 McIver Building, at 4 PM on Thursday.

September 24 : Dr. Maura Heyn, Classical Studies Dept.
           “ Myth and the Temple of Bel at Dura

October 15: Will Robinson, Geography Dept., and Dr. Linda Stine, Anthropology Dept.
           “ A Blandwood MA Thesis"

November 12: Professor Jeffrey Soles, Classical Studies Dept. (Co-sponsored by the Anthropology Club)
           “UNCG's 2009 Excavation at Mochlos, Crete

Archaeological Institute of America Lectures
            All AIA lectures are sponsored by the Archaeology Program and the AIA Greensboro Society; they take place in 101 Sullivan Science Building at 8 PM.

October 21 :  Professor John Papadopoulos, Cotsen Institute of Archaeology, UCLA
“Shameless Potters and Ravagers of Kilns: Athenian Pots and Topography”

 

 



 



 

 

 

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