Bannister 110

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.

Global Change GIDP Student Lunch+Meeting

Adaptation to environmental variation in short-lived organisms: what can tree rings tell us?

Organismal survival can depend on response to environmental variation.  Several modes of response to environmental variation have been documented, including adaptive tracking, adaptive phenotypic plasticity and the evolution of so-called “bet hedging” traits.  I present empirical evidence that short-lived organisms, including the monocarpic herb, Lobelia inflata (Campanulaceae), adapt to environmental variation.  Genetic population differentiation among traits of five eastern North American populations of L.

RNR 696A-002 Trouet-Moore Lab Meeting

Vaisala Dinner & Tour

Benjamin Blonder Defense

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.

Eller College National Board of Advisors Tour & Talk

GEOG 303 Field methods course

The New Home of Tutankhamun: The Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza

The Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) holds in trust for Egypt and the world a chronological statement for the ancient story of Egypt over the past 7000 years of history. Neighboring a timeless wonder, the Giza Pyramids, the new museum is to pay homage to eternal ancient Egyptian history, monuments, and treasures and hosting over 100,000 artifacts, around 5000 of which belong to the golden Pharaoh Tutankhamun. The project is conceived as an integration of a complex of museums and facilities capable of offering both educational and recreational opportunities.

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