[Aztlan] 10TH LONDON SOUTH AMERICAN ARCHAEOLOGY SEMINAR RE-POST

[michael ruggeri]

>>> Listeros,

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Mike Ruggeri
>>>
>>> Dear All,
>>>

>>> The next London South American Archaeology Seminar is scheduled for
>>> Saturday 10th May. At the Institute of Archaeology UCL, 34 Gordon
>>> Square, London.
>>>

>>> The final Program is given below.
>>> Everyone is welcome. But, it is important that you e-mail to confirm
>>> your participation and order your lunch.  A contribution of £5
>>> towards the cost of coffee, tea, lunch & administration will be
>>> required on the day.
>>>

>>> 10.30 am Coffee
>>>

>>> 11.00 am Macarena Cardenas (The Open University) Vegetation and  
>>> climate
>>> changes in Southern Patagonia during the Glacial-Interglacial  
>>> transition
>>> correlated with megafauna extinction and human arrival.
>>>

>>> 11.35 am Jose Iriarte (University of Exeter) Ethnic enclaves,  
>>> monument
>>> building and post-funerary rites: The emergence of Taquara/ 
>>> Itararà and enclosure complexes in the southern Brazilian highlands
>>>

>>> 12.10 p.m. Gabriel Ramon (Sainsbury Centre, University of East
>>> Anglia) Martha Bell (University of Wisconsin) On producing ceramic
>>> evidence: three rules to narrate the pre-colonial past, through
>>> objects, using Northern Peruvian ethnographic examples
>>>

>>> 2.00 pm Paul Heggarty & David Beresford-Jones (McDonald Institute,
>>> Cambridge) Agriculture and Language Dispersals: Limitations,
>>> Refinements, and an Andean Exception?
>>>

>>> 3.45 pm Tim Taylor and Andrew Wilson (University of Bradford)  
>>> Discrepant
>>> records of Inca child sacrifice? Texts, archaeology, stable  
>>> isotopes,
>>> and DNA.
>>>

>>> This event is Co-sponsored by: The Institute for the Study of the
>>> Americas & The Institute of Archaeology, UCL
>>>

>>> Our next meeting will de on Saturday 29th November 2008 - If you  
>>> would
>>> like to present a paper we would very much like to hear from you.
>>> Bill Sillar and Gill Hey
>>> _________________