Bannister 110

Archaeology of Central Kazakhstan: Recent Improvement of Chronology Empowers Studies of Eurasian Steppe Prehistory

Kazakh archaeologist Emma Usmanova has been studying Bronze Age prehistory of the Eurasian Steppe and making significant contributions to comprehensive understanding of population dynamics and cultural evolution of the Steppe for the last 30 years. The first part of this talk is focused on the impact of absolute dating on the development of multidisciplinary research at the Lisakovsky archaeological complex, the key site of the Andronovo community in Kazakh grasslands.

Anth 495

Global Change GIDP AAAS Science Communication Workshop

April Chiriboga PhD Committee

Meko Class - Room Change

Math Spring Awards ceremony & Poster Session

Desert Museum Tour

PCC Bio 182 Tour

Dendro Workshop

UA-Vitae Revelations for those needing to submit annual report

This year, Tree-Ring Lab. faculty who submit annual reports must now use the University of Arizona reporting system called UA Vitae.  Because this is the first time LTRR faculty will use this system, and it has a steep learning curve and is probably not as intuitive as the designers imagine, this session will help introduce the Vitae platform, provide tips for how to navigate it, answer questions, and provide some personal guidance for attendees.  Attendees are welcome to bring their laptops and follow along with the tour of the site and its features.

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