Sabin Hall G90
Anthropology Colloquium: Professor Bill Green
Sabin Hall G90 3413 N Downer Ave, Milwaukee, WI, United StatesProfessor Bill Green (Beloit College) will be discussing his ongoing research on the Archaeology of People and Place in the Mississippi River Valley on March 30th @ 3:30 PM in Sabin Hall G90.
Anthropology Colloquium: Dr. Leila Porter
Sabin Hall G90 3413 N Downer Ave, Milwaukee, WI, United StatesJoin us for our next UWM Anthropology Colloquium! "Costs and Benefits of Cooperative Breeding in Saddleback Tamarins" (Leontocebus weddelli) Professor Leila Porter Department of Anthropology, Northern Illinois University Sabin G-90 3:30 Friday March 9, 2018 Professor Porter is a biological... Read More
Archaeological Institute of America Lecture: Dr. Adam Rabinowitz
Sabin Hall G90 3413 N Downer Ave, Milwaukee, WI, United StatesFor more than three thousand years, the Crimean peninsula has been a meeting point for different worlds: the nomadic world of the great Central Asian steppe, the trade routes leading over land from the Middle East and Anatolia, and the interconnected maritime environment of the Mediterranean.
Wisconsin Archaeological Society Talk: Dr. Richard W. Edwards
Sabin Hall G90 3413 N Downer Ave, Milwaukee, WI, United StatesJoin us on Monday, February 19th in Sabin Hall G90 for Dr. Edwards Wisconsin Archaeological Society talk, Risky Landscapes: Koshkonong Oneota Subsistence, Settlement, and Politics. He will be discussing his research into Late Prehistoric cultural and environmental shifts through examining Middle and Upper Mississippian material culture in the archaeological record of the Great Lakes region.
Archaeological Institute of America Lecture: Dr. Nicholas Blackwell
Sabin Hall G90 3413 N Downer Ave, Milwaukee, WI, United StatesThis presentation highlights the technology and tool types that masons and sculptors employed at Mycenae to produce some of the most well-known monuments in the Aegean Bronze Age. Analysis of preserved tool marks on the Lion Gate relief, Treasury of Atreus, and the Tomb of Klytemnestra reveal phases of construction, specific artisan choices, and variable stone-cutting techniques.
Anthropology Colloquium: Professor Nam C. Kim
Sabin Hall G90 3413 N Downer Ave, Milwaukee, WI, United StatesUWM Anthropology Colloquium series
Plumbing the Depths:Violence and Warfare in Our Earliest Pasts
Professor Nam C. Kim, Department of Anthropology, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Sabin G-90, 3:30 Friday February 9, 2018
Are we an inherently violent species? Has “warfare” always existed for humanity? This lecture highlights anthropological research regarding the antiquity and earliest cultural expressions of organized violence.
Archaeological Institute of America Lecture: Tamara Thomsen
Sabin Hall G90 3413 N Downer Ave, Milwaukee, WI, United StatesMyths and Mysteries: Underwater Archaeological Investigation of the Christmas Tree Ship, Rouse Simmons Tamara Thomsen, Maritime Preservation and Archaeology Program, Wisconsin Historical Society Sabin Hall Room G90, 3413 North Downer Ave., UW-Milwaukee Campus Description: On November 22, 1912, the... Read More
Wisconsin Archaeological Society Talk: Ryan Howell
Sabin Hall G90 3413 N Downer Ave, Milwaukee, WI, United StatesA study on Archaeology Along the Upper Mississippi River Fur Trade Periphery: French and British-Period Sites at Prairie du Chien by Ryan Howell. Abstract: The early village that became the modern town of Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin is the site of a deep and complex pre-historic and historic period occupation. At various times occupied and under they authority of Native Americans, the French, the British, the Spanish and finally Americans, the village appears to have been a neutral ground/trading center going back well before European times.
Anthropology Colloquium: Professor Krisjon Olson
Sabin Hall G90 3413 N Downer Ave, Milwaukee, WI, United StatesProfessor Olson is a cultural anthropologist (PhD UC-Berkeley), currently directing research in the Dept of Pediatrics at the Medical College of Wisconsin. She is also an honorary fellow in the Dept of Anthropology at UWM.
Archaeological Institute of America Lecture: Sarah McClure
Sabin Hall G90 3413 N Downer Ave, Milwaukee, WI, United StatesCova de la Pastora – A Study of Death and Discovery in the Prehistory of Spain Sarah McClure, Anthropology, Pennsylvania State University Sabin Hall Room G90, 3413 North Downer Ave., UW-Milwaukee Campus Description: In the 1940s, the discovery of... Read More