| London South American Archaeology Seminar |
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| Written by Bill Sillar |
| Wednesday, 26 October 2011 13:47 |
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The next London South American Archaeology Seminar will be on Saturday 10th December. At the Institute of Archaeology UCL, 34 Gordon Square, London, WC1H 0PY. Everyone is welcome. But, it is important that you e-mail to confirm your participation and order your lunch. A contribution of £7.50 towards the cost of coffee, tea, lunch & administration will be required on the day. 10.00 am Coffee 10.30 Kirsten Halliday (UCL) Calculating control: Chimu textile production lines 11.05 Paloma Prieto Berggren (Stockholm Universitet)Yunga Cruz & Chunga Mayu: cross paths between the Altiplano and the Yungas forest (Bolivia) 11.40 Jago Cooper (UCL) Disaster Management in Latin America: comparative perspectives for understanding vulnerability and examining resilience Lunch 1.25 pm Matt Helmer, David Chicoine, and Hugo Ikehara (University of East Anglia) Formative Period Enclosed Lifestyles: Perspectives from Plazas and Public space at the Coastal Center of Caylán (900-200 BCE), Ancash 2.00 Rafael Corteletti (University of Exeter) A study of the Jê presence in the plateau of Santa Catarina, Brazil 2.35 Priscilla Ulguim (University of Exeter) Cremation in the Southern Brazilian Highlands: Case Studies from both sides of the Rio Pelotas Tea 3.30 Aymeric Jourquin (Université libre de Bruxelles) Fortifications: Expansion, Consolidation and Collapse of the Inka Empire 4.05 Steve Bourget (Musée d'Ethnographie, Genève) Not Making Friends: The 2011 Field Season at Dos Cabezas, a Moche Site in the Jequetepeque Valley. We usually go for a drink at the bar of The Tavistock Hotel, on Tavistock Square, after the seminar. Our next meeting will de on Saturday 19th May 2011 For Further information contact Bill Sillar: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Dr. Bill Sillar |
