Meetings
will be held every other Tuesday evening at 6pm in Munroe
Hall room 103 (Conference Room). We will have faculty members and guest speakers come
in to discuss their research topics. In between the bimonthly meetings, there will be movie nights held every other Tuesday at 6:00pm in the same room 103 of Munroe Hall. These movies may have some relevance to any and all aspects of Anthropology. Refreshments will be served these nights, which could include popcorn, snacks, and drinks. Bring a blanket or a hoodie because the room we watch movies in is freezing cold! Our events are still on the making as we move along the beginning of this new semester Fall 09. We will keep you updated through our emails. Below is a list of dates and movies we watched last semester. Spring 2009 Calendar  Archeologist and adventurer Indiana Jones is hired by the US government to find the Ark of the Covenant, before the Nazis discover its secret.  (expense paid internship opportunities, volunteering at National Parks, Forests and Historic Sites) These two events on March 2nd were canceled due to inclement weather. We will try to reschedule these speakers for another date. For five thousand years, things have stayed pretty much the same for Xi and his fellow Bushmen. Then one day, an empty Coke bottle drops magically from the sky, and life goes topsy-turvy in the face of this generous "gift of the Gods." tools in Dr. Custer's Lab (009/010 Munroe Hall) from 12:30-3:00pm Engineers Permits: The Real World of 21st Century Archaeology in the Susquehanna River Valley of Pennsylvania. April - - field trip: Cherry Blossom Festival and Smithsonian Museums in Washington D.C.  6 - movie: Cast Away For this field trip, we will be meeting on the steps of Munroe Hall at 7:00am. We will then drive to the nearest Metro Station (New Carrollton, MD) and take the Metro into D.C. It will drop us off right on the Mall in front of the Smithsonian Museums. We will most likely leave D.C. around 4:00pm and get back to campus around 6:00-7:00pm. Bring about $5.00 for the Metro Rail ticket and personal spending money. All Smithsonian Museums and historic landmarks are free to the public. Nitta Sayuri reveals how she transcended her fishing-village roots and became one of Japan's most celebrated geisha. May - - field trips: lecture series for Delaware Archaeology Month  4 - movie: Apocalypto 16 - Day in Old New Castle 20 - Stone Tool Workshop, Dr. Tom Rocek at 5:30pm in 104 Munroe Hall 23 - Archaeology Day at Zwaanendael Museum, Lewes DE |
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