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Things always change at the last minute,
but here at least is a tentative list of lecture and presentation
topics. You will quickly learn that circumstance and the environment
go a long way in adjusting the schedule of lectures; as such
all of us, staff and students alike, need to remain flexible
in our attitude towards excavation life. It will soon become
clear the schedules of both the lecturer and/or the excavation
itself will dictate the arrangement, scheduling and cancellation
of some lectures.
Sunday, June 20:
The Mugello Valley Archaeological Project: Introduction to the
Project (Thomas & Warden)
Walking tour of the site
Monday, June 21:
Introduction to stratigraphy (Vander Poppen)
Tuesday, June 22:
The trench notebook and student journals (Thomas)
Thursday, June 24:
Excavations at Poggio Colla 1995-2004 (Warden)
Tuesday, June 29:
Settlement archaeology: southern Etruria (Warden)
Wednesday, June 30:
Settlement archaeology: Murlo & Acquarossa (Meyers)
Thursday, July 1:
Excursion to the Etruscan site of Poggio Civitate (Murlo)
Monday, July 5:
Archaeological survey methodologies (Vander Poppen)
Tuesday, July 6:
Archaeological Mapping (Galloway)
Wednesday, July 7:
Archaeological Conservation (White)
Tuesday, July 13:
The Podere Funghi (Belanger)
Wednesday, July 14:
Material Culture (Thomas, Warden, and staff)
Thursday, July 15:
Archaeological Ceramics (Steiner)
Tuesday, July 20:
Project assignments discussed (Thomas & Warden)
Wednesday, July 21:
Settlement archaeology: northern Etruria (Warden)
Thursday, July 22:
The Agro Fiorentino, Bologna, and the north (Warden)
Monday, July 26:
Etruscan religion and ritual space (Thomas)
Tuesday, July 27:
Archaeological illustration (Bird or Windrow)
Wednesday, July 28:
Settlement archaeology: northern Etruria (Warden)
Monday, August 2:
Public lecture in Vicchio on 2005 Season, in Italian (Warden)
Wednesday, August 4:
The 2005 Season, in English (Thomas) |
