Theoretical Archaeology Group “Slow Archaeology” Plenary Session
Maxwell Auditorium
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The 2019 Theoretical Archaeology Conference (May 3-5) plenary session will be open to all Syracuse students and faculty. This event includes three speakers discussing how the conference theme of slow archaeology – which highlights the social relationships, long-term engagements, and careful contemplation and collaboration – intersects with their research. Their talks will be followed by discussion moderated by two members of the Syracuse Department of Anthropology.
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For more information contact Guido Pezzarossi (gpezzaro@maxwell.syr.edu), Matthew Greer (mcgreer@syr.edu), or Alanna Warner-Smith (alwarner@syr.ed).
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