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ANCIENT SITES AND ANCIENT STORIES 2007
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January 29
Dr. F. Joan Mathien
Archaeologist, National Park Service (ret.) and
Volunteer, Museum Collections, Chaco Culture National Historic Park;
Research Associate, Office of Archaeological Studies, Museum of New Mexico and Maxwell
Museum of Anthropology, University of New Mexico
Turquoise: Gemstone of the American Southwest
February 5
Dr. Ann Ramenofsky
Professor of Archaeology, Department of Anthropology, University of
New Mexico and Author, ‘Native American Disease History: Past,
Present, and Future Directions’, in World Archaeology 35 (2); and, with
J.K. Feathers, ‘Jars Full of Shiny Metal: Analyzing Coronado’s Visit to
Yunque, “Yunque’, in Richard C. and Shirley C. Flint (editors), The
Coronado Expedition from the Distance of 460 Years
Unraveling Historical Myths: The View from San Marcos Pueblo
February 12
Dr. John Kantner, RPA
Archaeologist and Vice President for Academic and
Institutional Advancement, School of Advanced Research
Living in the Shadow of Chaco
February 19
Dr. Enrique Lamadrid
Folklorist, Critic, Translator, and Co-Author, with Cecilio GarciaCamarillo, Hermanitos Comancitos: Indo-Hispano Rituals of Captivity
and Redemption; and, with Jack Loeffler, Miguel A. Gandert, Tesoros del
Espiritu: A Portrait in Sound of Hispanic New Mexico;
and Professor, Department of Spanish and Portuguese, University of New Mexico
Hermanitos, Comancitos: Indo-Hispano Rituals of Captivity and Redemption
February 26
Phillip Tuwaletstiwa (Hopi)
Dreams, Myths and a World View
March 5
Dr. Linda Cordell
Professor Emeritus of Anthropology and Former Director, Museum of
Natural History, University of Colorado; and Author, Prehistory of
the Southwest (New World Archaeological Record; Archaeology of
the Southwest; with DeWitt Jones, Anasazi World; Dynamics of Southwest
Prehistory; and Chiles to Chocolate: Food the Americas Gave the World
Innovations in 14th Century. Pueblo Pottery: Old & New Data, Old Questions, New Insights
March 12
Lucy Lippard
Art Historian
Five Acres: Disputed Land and Disappearing Landscapes in the Galisteo Basin
March 19
Dr. James Snead
Author, Ruins and Rivals: The Making of Southwest Archaeology
and Director, Anthropology Program
George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia
War, Galisteo Style: Exploring the Crisis of the Late Coalition Period
March 26.
Polly Schaafsma
Archaeologist and Author, Rock Art of Utah, Rock Art in New Mexico,
Indian Rock Art of the Southwest and Warrior, Shield and Star: Imagery
and Ideology of Pueblo Warfare; Editor, Kachinas in the Pueblo World;
and with David Muench, Images in Stone: Petroglyphs and Photographs.
Galisteo Basin Rock Art
April 2
Dr. Eric Blinman
Archaeologist and Director, Office of Archaeological Studies , Museum of New Mexico
Whose Garden Was This?: Cultural Affiliation Questions in the Galisteo Basin
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