Saturday, June 15 (continued) Kari Nelson, Education Teaching Archaeology to Kids Education at the MPC: – Curator, Museum of Peoples and Cultures TBA Chipped Identification: Sara Stauffer, Manti-La Sal National Forest Animal Bone Identification: Dr. Jim Allison, Department of Anthropology, Kayenta and Virgin Ceramics: BYU How to Identify Human Bone and What to Do if You Find Human Bone: Derinna Kopp, Physical Anthropologist, Utah State History Deb Harris, Office of Public Archaeology, BYU Historic Artifacts: Charmaine Thompson, Manti-La Sal NF and Dr. Allison Mesa Verde Ceramics: Scott Ure, Department of Anthropology, Advances in Mapping Technology: BYU 5 to 6 pm Room 3223, Wilkinson Center, BYU USAS Business Meeting 6 to 7 pm Room 3228, Wilkinson Center, BYU Banquet and Awards 7 to 8 pm Room 3228, Wilkinson Center, BYU Keynote Address: in the Public Square: The Original Provo “Archaeology Richard K. Talbot, Director, Office of Public Archaeology, BYU Tabernacle Project” – Learn about the history of the first Pioneer-era public building in Utah County and the large-scale excavation project that brought this massive building and the people who used it back to light. Maps and General Information Museum of Peoples and Cultures, Brigham Young University
Saturday, June 15 (continued) Teaching Archaeology to Kids – Education at the MPC: Kari Nelson, Education Curator, Museum of Peoples and Cultures Chipped Identification: TBA Animal Bone Identification: Sara Stauffer, Manti-La Sal National Forest Kayenta and Virgin Ceramics: Dr. Jim Allison, Department of Anthropology, BYU How to Identify Human Bone and What to Do if You Find Human Bone: Derinna Kopp, Physical Anthropologist, Utah State History Historic Artifacts: Deb Harris, Office of Public Archaeology, BYU Mesa Verde Ceramics: Charmaine Thompson, Manti-La Sal NF and Dr. Allison Advances in Mapping Technology: Scott Ure, Department of Anthropology, BYU 5 to 6 pm Room 3223, Wilkinson Center, BYU USAS Business Meeting 6 to 7 pm Room 3228, Wilkinson Center, BYU Banquet and Awards 7 to 8 pm Room 3228, Wilkinson Center, BYU Keynote Address: “Archaeology in the Public Square: The Original Provo Tabernacle Project” – Richard K. Talbot, Director, Office of Public Archaeology, BYU Learn about the history of the first Pioneer-era public building in Utah County and the large-scale excavation project that brought this massive building and the people who used it back to light. Maps and General Information Museum of Peoples and Cultures, Brigham Young University
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