Public Lecture Event

Tree-Ring Day

11–11:40am Tours (lasting 20 minutes).

Noon — Lunch.

1pm — Charlotte Pearson

River oaks from the Orasje region of Croatia/Bosnia — a new paleoenvironmental resource.

1:10pm — Ben Bellorado

Dating building murals in the Western Mesa Verde area with tree-rings: reconstructing ancient social interaction networks in the Southwest.

1:20pm — Marcy Reiser

On the way to Hardluck: dendroarchaeology in a post-fire environment.

1:30pm — Greer Dove Flax

Photography and the Pueblo chronology.

ARCE Chapter Lecture: Cops and Robbers, Egyptian Style: Police Work in Ptolemaic Egypt

Free and open to the public.American Research Center in Egypt - Arizona Chapter Annual Meeting at 5:00 pm.Lecture to follow at 5:30 pm.

ARCE Chapter Lecture: EGYPTOLOGY DURING THE NAZI ERA

FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLICAmerican Research Center in Egypt - Arizona Chapter LectureGermany sent excavators to Egypt during the Nazi Era.  One of the discoveries during that time was the bust of Nefertiti.   An archival analysis performed by Dr.

American Research Center in Egypt - Free Lecture

KV-63 is the first new discovery in the Valley of the Kings since Howard Carter uncovered the tomb of King Tutankhamun in 1922. Not used as a tomb, KV-63 is in fact an embalmer’s cache from the New Kingdom, containing several cons and many items used in mummication and burial. This presentation covers some of the work done by Dr. Otto Schaden and his crew in the seven years since the discovery and initial study of KV-63. See: http://arce.arizona.edu/sites/default/files/ARCE%20Marazzi3%20%282%29.pdf

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