FABLE and Decolonization Talk: Dr. Alan Farahani
116 ten HoorMission Oriented Archaeological Research and the Role of Open Source Tools Abstract: Archaeological research, like other field sciences, has teamwork at the core of its practice. While archaeologists and some anthropologists have written about method and theory in field research, relatively less focus has been given to the social dynamics experienced within these teams themselves (with
FABLE Talk: Dr. Sonya Pritzker
116 ten HoorTitle and Abstract TBD
FABLE and De-Co Talk: Lisa Brazelton
116 ten HoorCultural Resilience in Generational Traditions: Interviews with Three Lakota Elders Abstract TBD
FABLE Talk: Dr. Jim Carey
116 ten HoorTitle and Abstract TBD
FABLE Talk: Dr. Susan Dewey, Criminology & Criminal Justice, UA
109 ten Hoor 350 Marrs Spring Rd, Tuscaloosa, AL, United StatesTitle: "The Power of Photo-Ethnography as Method: Examples from Community-Based Research Projects with Women in the Sex Industry and Women in Prison"
FABLE Talk: Patricia Mathu, Matthew Pappalardo, Kylie Overton, Benjamin Trost
109 ten Hoor 350 Marrs Spring Rd, Tuscaloosa, AL, United StatesTalk Title: "Food Security at UA: What We Know, What We Don't Know, and What You Should Know"
“Getting from the Pleistocene to the Present in the American Southeast: What Is and What Still Could Be,” a talk by Dr. Shane Miller, Mississippi State University
253 ten HoorAbstract: Archaeology in North America is an inherently odd discipline where most of the research into the Native past has been conducted by white, western researchers focused on a fairly insular and narrow set of questions. In this talk, I candidly discuss how my own experiences living in the American Southeast have caused me to critically
FABLE Talk: Dr. Deepa Das Acevedo, UA School of Law
109 ten Hoor 350 Marrs Spring Rd, Tuscaloosa, AL, United StatesTalk Title: "The Battle for Sabarimala: Religion, Law, and Gender in Contemporary India"
ECHO CoLab: Language of Guns/Gun Control Activism
Rowand Johnson room 31 348 Stadium Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL, United StatesThis week at ECHO, we will be holding a research design/brainstorming meeting focusing on MA student Gillian Faircloth’s potential plans for conducting thesis research on language, embodiment, and the language of guns and gun control activism in the U.S. To help prepare for our discussion, we’ll be reading the short Anthropology News article “Trigger Happy
FABLE talk: “Inking of Immunity: Using Tattooing to Explore Human Nature”
103 ten Hoor 19 ten Hoor Hall, Tuscaloosa, AL, United StatesOur Department of Anthropology talk in the For Anthropologists Beginning Lifelong Engagements (FABLE) series features Dr. Chris Lynn. Dr. Lynn will be speaking on the "Inking of Immunity: Using Tattooing to Explore Human Nature" this Friday, September 8, 3-4 PM in 103 ten Hoor. For those interested in joining via Zoom, please contact Tanvi Padalkar (tpadalkar@crimson.ua.edu) for the password-protected link.