DeJarnette Scholarship deadline
The David and Elizabeth DeJarnette Endowed Scholarship is awarded annually by the Department of Anthropology. As per the eclectic interests of David L. DeJarnette, priority of consideration is given to graduate students who are conducting archaeological research at Moundville Archaeological Park, the southeastern United States more generally, or in Latin America. The awardees (generally one,
DeJarnette Scholarship deadline
The David and Elizabeth DeJarnette Endowed Scholarship is awarded annually by the Department of Anthropology. As per the eclectic interests of David L. DeJarnette, priority of consideration is given to graduate students who are conducting archaeological research at Moundville Archaeological Park, the southeastern United States more generally, or in Latin America. The awardees (generally one,
Latin American Archaeology Job Talk
22 ten Hoor Hall TuscaloosaThe first Latin American archaeology job talk this semester will be Thursday, 4-5, in Rm 22 ten Hoor.
Latin American Archaeology Job Talk
22 ten Hoor Hall TuscaloosaThe first Latin American archaeology job talk this semester will be Thursday, 4-5, in Rm 22 ten Hoor.
FABBL: Jessica Kowalski presents “Late Mississippian Architecture in the Delta”
21 ten Hoor Hall TuscaloosaHello Everyone! Our first FABBL of 2016 is this Friday, January 22nd, at noon in room 21 with Jessica Kowalski presenting "Late Mississippian Architecture in the Delta: Recent Excavations at the Arcola Mounds on Capitola Plantation, West-Central Mississippi". Hope to see you there! Lynn J. Lynn Funkhouser, RPA PhD Candidate, Department of Anthropology The University of Alabama
FABBL: Jessica Kowalski presents “Late Mississippian Architecture in the Delta”
21 ten Hoor Hall TuscaloosaHello Everyone! Our first FABBL of 2016 is this Friday, January 22nd, at noon in room 21 with Jessica Kowalski presenting "Late Mississippian Architecture in the Delta: Recent Excavations at the Arcola Mounds on Capitola Plantation, West-Central Mississippi". Hope to see you there! Lynn J. Lynn Funkhouser, RPA PhD Candidate, Department of Anthropology The University of Alabama
Medicine, Mind, Biology and Culture (MMBAC) Meeting
21 ten Hoor Hall TuscaloosaThe first-ever meeting of Medicine, Mind, Biology and Culture (MMBAC) is on January 25, 2016 at noon in room 21. In addition to getting acquainted, we will be discussing the schedule for the semester, and signing up for slots to bring in articles, work in progress, or anything else. MMBAC is an informal, brown-bag lunch meeting, where graduate students, faculty, and
Medicine, Mind, Biology and Culture (MMBAC) Meeting
21 ten Hoor Hall TuscaloosaThe first-ever meeting of Medicine, Mind, Biology and Culture (MMBAC) is on January 25, 2016 at noon in room 21. In addition to getting acquainted, we will be discussing the schedule for the semester, and signing up for slots to bring in articles, work in progress, or anything else. MMBAC is an informal, brown-bag lunch meeting, where graduate students, faculty, and